Kathmandu. The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has divided companies in the primary share (IPO) issuance pipeline into 6 stages. The division is based on the status of 117 companies that have bee...
Kathmandu. The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has divided companies in the primary share (IPO) issuance pipeline into 6 stages. The division is based on the status of 117 companies that have been received by SEBON and are awaiting approval.
According to the details published by the board, a total of 51 crore 9 lakh 81 thousand 946 shares worth Rs 71 arba 42 crore 20 lakh 23 thousand 496 are currently in the pipeline.
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