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Heavy Accumulation Recorded in NEPSE: Top 10 Most Bought Stocks of the Week

ShareSansar •
December 15, 2016 • 10:55 AM
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|| ShareSansar || Investors in the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) showed strong buying interest across key financial, energy, and industrial counters this week. According to recent broker transaction data, Swet-Ganga Hyd...

Heavy Accumulation Recorded in NEPSE: Top 10 Most Bought Stocks of the Week

Investors in the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) showed strong buying interest across key financial, energy, and industrial counters this week. According to recent broker transaction data, Swet-Ganga Hydropower & Construction Limited (SGHC) led the week's overall buying volume with a total of 1,791,323 units purchased.

Commercial banks and hydropower companies dominated the top ten list, reflecting strategic accumulation by market participants.

Hydropower Sector Leads: SGHC recorded the highest single company accumulation with nearly 1.8 million shares bought, while GHL, API, and BPCL also witnessed robust investor participation.

Commercial Banking Demand: Commercial banks accounted for a major chunk of institutional and retail buy volume, led by GBIME (1.55M units), KBL (1.32M units), PCBL (811k units), and NICA (686k units).

Manufacturing and Processing: GCIL stood out as the sole manufacturing representative in the top 2 with over 1.22 million units purchased, while LBBL anchored demand among development banks.

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