30th September, Sunday. Vol-2.

Issue-218 MORNING QUOTE:

The future depends on what we do in the present. - Mahatma Gandhi

Top Headlines: Nepali Congress cadres attack on Sushil Koirala foiled. Action against culprit sought. Congress forms probe committee. (Source: The Himalayan Times) Madhesi, Janajati parties to unveil alliance on Monday. (Source: Republica) Sita plane crash. Damage to vertical tail fin led to crash, say aviation experts. Vertical tail fin, also known as the vertical stabilizer, allows the pilot to control the plane. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) CPN-Maoist VC CP Gajurel rules out armed stir. Time is not ripe for raising weapons. (Source: The Himalayan Times) Nepse ends week 0.52 points higher. Groups representing others, hydropower companies, trading firms and insurance companies gained 22.14, 6.05 and 2.53 points, respectively. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Beema Samiti has asked clarification to Rastriya Beema Sanstha regarding its recent decision of financial report and bonus share proposal. (Source: Karobar Daily) Public Enterprises (PE) board is gearing up to bring seven public enterprises of the productive sector back into operation. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Plan to let foreigners to buy apartments in Nepal. Ministries raise security concerns. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Consumers have questioned the government about the existence and effectiveness of maximum retail price provision, as they have not yet seen any positive changes in the market. (Source: The Himalayan Times) Jute factories to get 70 percent discount on electricity for another year. (Source: Republica) PM Bhattarai urges LPG traders to ensure smooth supply during festival season. (Source: The Himalayan Times) Sauraha hotels see impressive booking up to December. (Source: Republica) Big Mart to open outlet at Jhamsikhel on Monday. (Source: Republica) International Business: Asian markets broadly up after Spain budget. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Wall Street week ahead. Stock bulls eye Spain, Fed chief. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) India PM vows to press ahead with economic reforms. (Source: Republica) Japanese banks stake $6 billion on electronic bailouts. (Source: Republica)

MARKET INFORMATION
As of 11th Ashwin, 2069 Index NEPSE Sensitive Float Sen. Float NEPSE Sub-Indices Banking Trading Dev. Bank HydroPower Finance Insurance Others Current Points Change %Change

415.7 106.65 30.78 26.89

2.05 0.51 0.111 0.063

Current Points Change

0.49 % 0.48 % 0.36 % 0.23 %

%Change

355.83 174.21 247.74 837.36 257.78

0.54 2.53 -0.12 -4.96 -0.03

0.15 % 1.47 % -0.05 % -0.59 % -0.01 % 1.71 % 1.67 %

678.94 11.44 711.97 11.75

Market Summary
Total Turnover Rs: Total Traded Shares Total Transactions Total Scrips Traded

77,368,572 244,440 1389 94

Total Market Capitalization Rs: 393,386.35 Millions

Floated Market Capitalization Rs:

71,833.30 Millions

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Hallmark Gold
Rs. 59,895/Tola

Tejabi Gold
Rs. 59,644/Tola

Silver
Rs. 1,185/Tola

General News: Siddhartha Mutual Fund is ready to launch its scheme before dashain. (Source: Karobar Daily) IPO News: International Development Bank Limited is issuing 19,20,000 units ordinary share to general public from today. (Source: Arthik Abhiyan) Book Closure: NCM Mutual Fund 2059 has published a notice regarding book closure for dividend distribution from 17-24th Ashwin 2069. (Source: Nagarik Daily)

Source: www.negosida.com.np As of 12th Ashwin, 2069

Current and Upcoming IPOs:

Company
Bright Development Bank Limited

Open Date
14th Bhadra, 2069

Close Date
18th Bhadr a, 2069 10th Aswin, 2069

Close Date (Max)

15th Aswin, 2069

Issue Manager
Growmore Merchant Banker Ltd NCM Merchant Banking Ltd and CIT Growmore Merchant Banker NCM Merchant and CIT

Reliance Finance Limited

7th Aswin, 2069

21st Aswin, 2069

Kakrebihar Bikas Bank Limited International Development Bank

11th Aswin 2069 14th Aswin 2069

15th Aswin 2069 17th Aswin 2069

25th Aswin 2069 28th Aswin 2069

Innovative Development Bank Limited

11th Aswin, 2069

15th Aswin, 2069

25th Aswin, 2069

NMB Capital Limited

STOCK SPLIT:
A corporate action in which a company's existing shares are divided into multiple shares. Although the number of shares outstanding increases by a specific multiple, the total dollar value of the shares remains the same compared to pre-split amounts, because no real value has been added as a result of the split.

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