INTRODUCATION

Several development banks are listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), with varying shares held by the public and promoters. For CORBL, there are 1,575,000 public shares and 3,675,000 promoter shares. EDBL holds 6,123,503 public shares and 6,373,442 promoter shares. GBBL has 27,901,282 public shares and 28,903,893 promoter shares, while GRDBL’s public shares are 2,639,738, with 2,747,482 promoter shares. JBBL’s public shares amount to 21,539,351, and promoter shares total 22,418,509. Similarly, KRBL holds 2,463,867 public shares and 2,564,433 promoter shares. KSBBL has 16,077,708 public shares and 16,733,940 promoter shares.

For LBBL, public shares stand at 11,254,511, while promoter shares reach 23,926,831. MDB’s public shares are 5,445,990, and its promoter shares total 5,668,277. MLBL holds 20,439,461 public shares and 21,273,725 promoter shares. MNBBL has the highest number of shares, with 34,529,997 public shares and 35,939,385 promoter shares. NABBC holds 787,403 public shares and 1,837,273 promoter shares. SADBL has 16,811,760 public shares, with promoter shares totaling 17,497,954. SAPDBL has 2,800,874 public shares and 5,542,511 promoter shares. SHINE holds 23,195,086 public shares and 24,141,825 promoter shares, while SINDU has 2,731,535 public shares and 2,843,026 promoter shares.

THIS DATA IS OF UP TO OCT 4 2024

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Nepal Lube Oil has announced the dividend to be distributed to the shareholders of the company from the profits of the financial year 2080/81.

The meeting of the board of directors held on August 26 of the company has proposed to distribute a total of 25% dividend including 20% ​​bonus shares and 5% cash for tax purpose.

The meeting also convened its 23rd Annual General Meeting with the main agenda of passing the proposed dividend and issuing FPO at a premium price. The General Assembly will start at 11:30 AM at Yak Palace, Lalitpur Pulchok on October 18th.

In addition, the Annual General Meeting will approve the auditor’s report of the previous financial year and approve the appointment of the auditor for the current financial year, determine the remuneration, and amend the charter and regulations to increase the paid-up capital.

Since Nepal Lube Oil has decided to close the book from October 4th to October 18th for the purpose of the proposed dividend distribution and general meeting, the shareholders who have transacted business in NEPSE until October 4th will be able to receive the dividend distributed by the company and participate in the general meeting.

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ABOUT NLO

Nepal Lube Oil Limited (NLOL) works closely with a number of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), with the primary objective of developing new products and bringing them into the Nepalese market. By taking a flexible approach, Nepal Lube Oil ensures that end users receive authentic and superior products, while OEMs can reach as wide an audience as possible.

Nepal Lube Oil takes pride in its strong performance and expanding market presence in Nepal due to its robust distribution network and wide array of products. Established in 1983 as a Lube Blending plant under a trademark agreement with Gulf Oil Corporation Limited, NLOL was incorporated under the Nepal Company Act 2021 (1964 AD) on July 15, 1984. It was one of the first four companies in Nepal to obtain ISO 9000 QMS Certification and was privatized in 2051/2052 (1994/1995) as per the Government’s Privatization Policy.

Nepal Lube Oil is committed to providing a reliable supply of high-quality lubricants while offering site-specific technical application expertise to customers throughout Nepal. Products are offered through both direct sales and distribution channels.

Nepal Lube Oil strives to reach the highest standards throughout the production process. From initial production formulation, selection of raw materials such as base oils and additives, to the blending and manufacturing facilities, NLOL undergoes rigorous checks to ensure the quality and satisfaction of its customers.

All products are manufactured in ISO 9001-certified facilities, ensuring the highest quality standards. Nepal Lube Oil continues to collaborate with its distribution network to meet its objectives and achieve excellence in every step of production.

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Company Introduction

Market Securities Nepal (broker no 5)is a leading brokerage firm focused on helping you grow your finances and find smart investment options. We are dedicated to providing top-notch advice and honest service to guide you through securities trading and reach your financial goals.

It offer a wide range of trading services and have a skilled team ready to assist you. It’s goal is to help understand the financial markets and achieve long-term success.

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Company Vision

To be the leading securities trading firm in Nepal, renowned for our commitment to excellence, client-centric approach, and contribution to the growth and development of the financial market. We envision a future where every investor can achieve their financial goals with confidence and trust in our expertise.

Company Mission

To provide exceptional securities trading services with integrity, transparency, and innovation, ensuring client satisfaction and fostering long-term relationships. We aim to enhance the financial well-being of our clients by offering insightful market analysis, comprehensive investment solutions, and seamless transaction execution.

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Welcome to Market securities Ltd, your trusted partner in share trading in Nepal. We are a leading brokerage firm, dedicated to providing our clients with top-quality services and reliable investment opportunities.

The company has received the license from the market regulator, Security Board of Nepal (SEBON), and is also the member of Nepal Stock Exchange Ltd. (Nepse). Market Securities Ltd was established in the year 2007 and is in operation Since 2012.

Our team of experienced professionals is committed to helping our clients make informed investment decisions, and we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional customer service. We understand that the stock market can be complex, and our team is here to guide you every step of the way. Whether you are a seasoned investor or just starting, we have the expertise to help you achieve your financial objectives.

We are proud to be a part of the Nepalese stock market, and we are dedicated to contributing to its growth and development. Our team is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest market trends and regulations, and we work closely with regulatory bodies to ensure that our clients’ investments are protected.

Thank you for choosing Market securities as your share brokerage firm in Nepal. We look forward to helping you achieve your financial goals.

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Ankhukhola Hydropower Company Limited (AKJCL) is closing its 1:1.5 ratio right share issue for shareholders at a par value of Rs. 100 today, 16th Bhadra 2081. The issue, which started on 27th Shrawan 2081, involves 150% right shares totaling Rs. 1.2 Arba (12,000,000 units), aimed at raising the company’s paid-up capital from Rs. 80 Crore to Rs. 2 Arba. As of 5 PM yesterday, 39,238 applicants subscribed to 86,69,420 units (Rs. 86.69 crore), covering 72.24% of the total offering. Nabil Investment Banking Limited is the issue manager, and only shareholders as of the book closure date on 1st Shrawan 2081 are eligible.

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The Ankhu Khola Hydropower Project is located in the Dhading District, about 132 kilometers from Kathmandu. It harnesses the Ankhu Khola, a significant tributary of the Budhi Gandaki River. The river’s catchment area is approximately 633 square kilometers, with an average annual water flow of 58.38 cubic meters per second (cumecs). The project is designed to handle a water flow of 34.5 cumecs, which is sufficient to generate electricity with a high probability of continuous operation.

Project Location:

The project is situated between the coordinates of 28°00’00” to 28°00’57” North latitude and 84°54’00” to 84°55’32” East longitude. The intake structure, where water is collected, is located 70 meters downstream from the existing Ankhu Khola Suspension Bridge. The power house, where electricity is generated, is proposed at Rigna Bazaar on the right bank of the river in Sisneri Khet. The project is expected to produce an average of 46.408 GWh (gigawatt hours) of electricity annually. The generated power will be transmitted through a 12 km long transmission line to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) substation at Dhading Besi.

Background:

The Ankhu Khola Hydropower Company Ltd. (AKHC) has contracted Welink Associates (P) Ltd., in association with Public Consulting Engineers (P) Ltd., to conduct a feasibility study for the Ankhu Khola Hydropower Project in Dhading District.

Objectives and Scope:

The main goal of the feasibility study was to identify the best site for developing a small hydropower project on the Ankhu Khola. The study aimed to confirm the technical and economic viability of connecting the project to the national power grid. It involved selecting and arranging the structures, optimizing the design, and determining the ideal scale for development. The study also included a financial analysis of the project’s costs and benefits.

Capacity and Contribution to the Nation:

Initially, the project was planned to have a capacity of 7.0 MW, but it was later upgraded to 8.4 MW. The project is designed to operate with a water flow of 34.50 cubic meters per second. The electricity generated, 8.4 MW, will contribute to the national power supply.

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Silent Feature of the Feature

Salient Features

A. Location

• Latitude: 28°00’00” to 28°00’57” N
• Longitude: 84°54’00” to 84°55’32” E
• District: Dhading
• VDC: Salyankot and Marpak

B. Hydrology

• Catchment Area: 633 km²
• Snow-Covered Catchment Area: 24 km²
• 40th Percentile Flow: 39.86 m³/s
• Design Flood at Intake: 1213 m³/s (100-year flood)

Head Works:

• Diversion Weir (Gated):
  • Type: Concrete gravity type
  • Crest Length: 41.00 m
  • Ponding Level: 570.40 m
• Approach Canal:
  • Length: 85 m
  • Culvert Slope: 1 in 500, 1 in 1000
  • Size (Width x Depth): 6.00 m x 4.65 m
• Headrace Steel Pipe:
  • Type: Buried steel pipe
  • Diameter: 4 m
  • Thickness: 12 mm
  • Length: 820 m
  • Slope: 1:1,000
• Penstock:
  • Type: Exposed, supported/anchored
  • Total Length: 150 m (3 pipes x 50 m each)
  • Internal Diameter: 2,500 mm
  • Thickness: 12 mm
  • Number of Pipes: 3
• Power House:
  • Type: Semi-underground
  • Size: 48 m x 18 m
  • Height: 15 m from floor level
• River Training Work:
  • Type: Earthen bond with gabion mattress
  • Length: 950 m
  • Width: 3 m at top, with 1:1 side slope
  • Height: 3 m

Power Generation:

• Design Discharge: 34.5 m³/s
• Gross Head: 30.84 m
• Net Head at Design Flow: 27.84 m
• Installed Capacity: 8.4 MW
• Dry Season Energy: 6.737 GWh/year
• Wet Season Energy: 39.671 GWh/year
• Total Energy: 46.408 GWh/year

Access Road:

• Total Length: 7 km
• Road Width with Shoulders: 4.0 m
• Maximum Gradient: 10%
• Cross Slope: 4%
• Design Speed: 30 km/h
• Road Surface: 300 mm thick gravel

Additional Structures:

• Intake:
  • Type: Orifice type
  • Still Level: 568 m
  • Number of Intakes: 5
• Settling Basin:
  • Length of Inlet Transition: 10 m
  • Length of Settling Zone: 60 m
  • Chamber Width: 10 m
• Surge Tank:
  • Type: RCC
  • Diameter: 10 m
  • Height: 15 m
  • Number of Chambers: 3
  • Settling Basin Trapping Efficiency: 90% for 0.20 mm particles
• Tailrace Canal:
  • Type: Trapezoidal (open flow)
  • Width: 10 m for the first 100 m, 20 m thereafter
  • Side Slope: 1 vertical : 2 horizontal
  • Tail Water Level: 539.652 m from MSL
  • Length: 980 m

Mechanical and Electrical:

• Turbine:
  • Type: Francis (Vertical)
  • Number of Units: 3
  • Capacity: 2.8 MW x 3 = 8.4 MW
• Transmission Line:
  • Length: 12 km
  • Type: 33 kV
• Generator:
  • Type: Salient pole, synchronous
  • Number of Units: 3
  • Rating: 3000 kVA
  • Power Factor: 0.85 (overexcited)
  • Frequency: 50 Hz
  • Rated Speed: 300 rpm
  • Rated Voltage: 6.6 kV

Capital Structure

• Authorized Capital: NPR 1,150,000,000
• Issued Capital: NPR 800,000,000
• Paid-up Capital: NPR 800,000,000
• Promoter Shareholding: 75%
• Public Shareholding: 25%

Source: Sharesansar 

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index saw a gain of 0.72%, or 14.33 points, settling at 1,980.27 points at the close of trading today, following a loss of 3.24 points in the previous session.

Opening at 1,973.54, the trading day witnessed fluctuations as the index reached an intraday high of 1,981.55 before dipping to an intraday low of 1,965.14.

With a bustling trading environment, 308 different stocks were exchanged in 48,183 transactions. The total volume of shares traded stood at 6,878,159, reflecting a total turnover of Rs. 2.68 Arba. The market capitalization closed at Rs. 31.39 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 10.61 Kharba.

Pokhara Finance Ltd. (PFL) emerged as the highlight of the day with a turnover of Rs. 13.05 Crore, closing at a market price of Rs. 665.

Similarly, Pokhara Finance Ltd. (PFL) showed the highest gain of 9.84%, followed by Progressive Finance Limited (PROFL) with a gain of 7.62%.

Conversely, River Falls Power Limited (RFPL) faced a decline, losing 4.63% to close at Rs. 350.00.

In terms of sector, Only one sector Index concluded in positive territory, with the “Finance Index” leading with a gain of 3.98%. However, the “Trading Index” witnessed a decline of 0.34%.

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SOURCE :SHARESANSAR

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index saw a loss of 0.16%, or 3.24 points, settling at 1,965.93 points at the close of trading today, following a gain of 0.15 points in the previous session.

Opening at 1,971.36, the trading day witnessed fluctuations as the index reached an intraday high of 1,974.91 before dipping to an intraday low of 1,960.92.

With a bustling trading environment, 303 different stocks were exchanged in 42,016 transactions. The total volume of shares traded stood at 6,312,552, reflecting a total turnover of Rs. 2.36 Arba. The market capitalization closed at Rs. 31.17 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 10.53 Kharba.

Pokhara Finance Ltd. (PFL) emerged as the highlight of the day with a turnover of Rs. 11.26 Crore, closing at a market price of Rs. 610.90.

Similarly, Multipurpose Finance Company Limited (MPFL) showed the highest gain of 9.99%, followed by Pokhara Finance Ltd. (PFL) with a gain of 8.05%.

Conversely, Sabaiko Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (SABSL) faced a decline, losing 5.83% to close at Rs. 727.00.

In terms of sector, Five sector Indices concluded in positive territory, with the “Finance Index” leading with a gain of 3.13%. However, the “Manufacturing and Processing Index” witnessed a decline of 0.71%.

Source: Sharesansar

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index saw a slight gain of 0.15 points, settling at 1,969.17 points at the close of trading today, following a loss of 15.41 points in the previous session.

Opening at 1,969.41, the trading day witnessed fluctuations as the index reached an intraday high of 1,979.57 before dipping to an intraday low of 1,963.34.

With a bustling trading environment, 313 different stocks were exchanged in 36,483 transactions. The total volume of shares traded stood at 7,284,272, reflecting a total turnover of Rs. 2.53 Arba. The market capitalization closed at Rs. 31.22 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 10.54 Kharba.

Nepal Reinsurance Company Limited Promoter Share (NRICP) emerged as the highlight of the day with a turnover of Rs. 63.30 Crore, closing at a market price of Rs. 281.00.

Similarly, Pokhara Finance Ltd. (PFL) showed the highest gain of 10%, followed by Gurans Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (GLBSL) with a gain of 9.92%.

Conversely, Mai Khola Hydropower Limited (MKHL) faced a decline, losing 7.84% to close at Rs. 470.

In terms of sector, Three sector Indices concluded in positive territory, with the “Finance Index” leading with a gain of 2.44%. However, the “Hotel And Tourism Index” witnessed a decline of 0.44%.

Source: Merolagani

साताको पहिलो कारोबार दिन प्रि ओपन सेसनमा नेप्से परिसूचक करिब १ अंक बढेको छ।

अघिल्लो कारोबार दिन अर्थात गत बिहीबार १९.५६ अंक घटेर १९७२.१४ विन्दुमा बन्द भएको नेप्से, यस दिन सो सेसनमा ०.७७ अंक बढेर १९७२.९२ विन्दुमा पुगेको छ। सो सेसनमा सेन्सेटिभ इण्डेक्स भने ०.९२ अंक बढेको छ।

आइतबार प्रि ओपन सेसनमा २९ स्टकको १४ लाख २४ हजार ७७८ रुपैयाँबराबरको २ हजार ६४८ कित्ता शेयर कारोबार भएको छ। जसमध्ये ९ स्टकको मूल्य बढेको छ भने १६ स्टकको मूल्य घटेको छ। बाँकी ४ स्टकको मूल्य सो सेसनमा स्थिर रहेको छ।

Shrijanshil Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha (SHLB) is national level ‘D‘ class Financial institutions incorporated in 2075 BS. Register on Company Registrar Office of Government of Nepal on 2075 BS under Company Act 2063 with registration number 20133/075/076 and received ‘D’ class institution license  from Nepal Rastra Bank (Central Bank of Nepal) in 2075 BS with License number 91/075/076.

SHLB Micro-Finance Program is handover from Shrijana Community Development Center (SCDC) and SCDC has been conducting Micro-Finance Program as Non-Governmental Organization(NGO) since 2059 BS. Micro-Finance programs include facilities like Loan, Saving, Micro-Insurance and financial literacy programs.

Capital Structure of SLBSL

Governance

General Body compose of few general members. Governing Body also known as Board consist of five member elected from general assembly of General Body. Board is responsible for formulating policies and monitoring the implementation of policies through various monitoring methods.

Organization Structure:

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साताको दोस्रो कारोबार दिन पनि नेप्से परिसूचक घटेर बन्द भएको छ। गत साताको अन्तिम कारोबार दिनदेखि घट्न थालेको नेप्सेले यस दिन पनि सोही क्रमलाई निरन्तरता दिएको हो।

सोमबार नेप्से परिसूचक १६.८२ अंक घटेर २००६.५२ विन्दुमा झरेको छ। त्यसैगरी, यस दिन सेन्सेटिभ इण्डेक्स २.४२ अंक घटेको छ भने फ्लोट इण्डेक्स १.०९ अंक र सेन्सेटिभ फ्लोट इण्डेक्स ०.८४ अंक घटेको छ।

नेप्सेसँगै यस दिन कारोबार रकम पनि घटेको छ। आइतबार ३ अर्बभन्दा बढीको शेयर खरिदबिक्री भएको बजारमा यस दिन ३१४ स्टकको ५० हजार ५२४ पटकको कारोबारमा २ अर्ब ७९ करोड ७५ लाख रुपैयाँ बराबरको ७२ लाख २३ हजार कित्ता शेयर खरिदबिक्री भएको छ।

यस दिन दुई स्टकको शेयर नकारात्मक सर्किट लेभलमा कारोबार भएको छ। यस दिन गुराँस लघुवित्त वित्तीय संस्था र दोल्ती पावरको शेयर नकारात्मक सर्किट लेभलमा कारोबार भएको हो। त्यस्तै, यस दिन खानीखोला हाइड्रोपावरको शेयरमूल्य करिब साढे ७ प्रतिशत घटेको छ। यस दिन ८.५ प्रतिशत माछापुच्छ्रे डिबेन्चरको मूल्य सर्वाधिक ७.०९ प्रतिशत बढेको छ।

कारोबार रकमका आधारमा यस दिन ङादी ग्रुप पावर शीर्ष स्थानमा रहेको छ। सो कम्पनीको यस दिन १७ करोड ७३ लाख रुपैयाँ बराबरको शेयर खरिदबिक्री भएको छ। त्यस्तै, यस दिन सिवाईसि नेपाल लघुवित्तको साढे ७ करोडभन्दा बढीको शेयर किनबेच भएको छ भने सानिमा माई हाइड्रोपावरको करिब ७ करोडको शेयर कारोबार भएको छ।

यस दिन १३ वटै उपसमूहको परिसूचक घटेको छ। जसमध्ये वित्त उपसमूहको परिसूचक सर्वाधिक १.६४ प्रतिशत घटेको छ। त्यस्तै, यस दिन होटल तथा पर्यटन, उत्पादन तथा प्रशोधन र अन्य उपसमूहको परिसूचक १ प्रतिशतभन्दा बढी घटेको छ।

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14 April

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13 April

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11 April

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VIDEO: IDEAPERNUAR NEPAL
Nepal Stock Exchange, in short NEPSE, is established under the Companies Act- 2006, operating under Securities Act- 2007. The basic objective of NEPSE is to impart free marketability and liquidity to the government and corporate securities by facilitating transactions in its trading floor through member, market intermediaries, such as broker, market makers etc. NEPSE opened its trading floor on13th January 1994.

Structure
The current paid-up capital of NEPSE is NRs.1,00,00,00,000. Government of Nepal, Nepal Rastra Bank,Employees Provident Fund,Rastriya Banijya Bank (former, Nepal Industrial Development Corporation) ,Laxmi Bank Ltd,Prabhu Bank Ltd and other securities businessperson (brokers) are the shareholders of NEPSE. The following table shows the percentage of shareholdings by respective shareholders on the capital structure:

S.N. Shareholders Ownership (Percentage) No. of Shares
1 Government of Nepal 58.66 58,66,000
2 Nepal Rastra Bank 9.5 9,50,000
3 Employees Provident fund 10.00 10,00,000
4 Rastriya Banijya Bank 11.23 11,23,000
5 Laxmi Bank Ltd 5.00 5,00,000
6 Prabhu Bank Ltd 5.00 5,00,000
7 Others 0.60 60,000
History
The history of securities market began with the floatation of shares by Biratnagar Jute Mills Ltd. and Nepal Bank Ltd. in 1937. Introduction of the Company Act in 1964, the first issuance of Government Bond in 1964 and the establishment of Securities Exchange Center Ltd. in 1976 were other significant development relating to capital markets.

Securities Exchange Center was established with an objective of facilitating and promoting the growth of capital markets. Before conversion into stock exchange it was the only capital markets institution undertaking the job of brokering, underwriting, managing public issue, market making for government bonds and other financial services. Nepal Government, under a program initiated to reform capital markets converted Securities Exchange Center into Nepal Stock Exchange in 1993.

Members
Members of NEPSE are permitted to act as intermediaries in buying and selling of government bonds and listed corporate securities. At present, there are 50 member brokers with 43 branches, who operate on the trading floor as per the Securities Act- 2007, rules and bye-laws. The broker house and its branches are expanded over 21 different cities of Nepal.

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Overview: Gurkhas Finance Limited (GUFL) is a prominent finance company within the Nepalese Banking Industry, boasting 27 years of successful operation since its establishment. With 26 branches, 1 extension counters, and 6 ATMs nationwide, it has established a significant geographical presence and caters to various clientele segments, with a customer base exceeding 90,000. The company aims to facilitate growth opportunities for its customers, businesses, and economies, thereby assisting individuals in achieving their aspirations.

Mission: The mission of Gurkhas Finance Limited (GUFL)is to become a reliable and outstanding finance company by earning the trust of its customers. This entails prioritizing customer confidence and satisfaction in all aspects of its operations.

Vision: Gurkhas Finance (GUFL) Limited envisions itself as the premier financial institution in Nepal’s financial sector, distinguished by its prompt and seamless service delivery to its valued customers. The company aims to set the benchmark for excellence within the industry.

Objectives:

1. Modern Financial Products: Continuously innovate and introduce modern and contemporary financial products to serve the evolving needs of customers.
2. High Return for Depositors: Provide competitive returns to depositors to maximize their satisfaction and trust in the institution.
3. Competitive Borrowing Rates: Offer competitive lending rates to borrowers, ensuring accessibility to financial resources.
4. Customer Counseling: Provide appropriate counseling and guidance to customers in need, facilitating informed financial decisions.
5. Quick Service: Maintain a policy of quick and efficient servicing to enhance customer experience and satisfaction.
6. Social Responsibility and Transparency: Uphold social obligations, transparency, and trustworthiness in all dealings, establishing the company as a responsible corporate entity.
7. Contribution to Economic Growth: Actively contribute to national economic growth by fostering financial inclusion and supporting business initiatives.
8. Maximize Shareholder Wealth: Aim to maximize shareholder wealth through prudent financial management and strategic decision-making.
9. Regulatory Compliance: Adhere to all regulations and policies set forth by regulatory bodies to ensure legal and ethical business practices.
10. Employee Development: Provide a conducive and challenging work environment that fosters learning, growth, and career advancement opportunities for employees, thereby ensuring a motivated and dynamic workforce.

By aligning its operations with these objectives, Gurkhas Finance Limited (GUFL) aims to consolidate its position as a leading finance company in Nepal, while simultaneously fostering trust, growth, and prosperity within the communities it serves.

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Sarbottam Cement Limited

Sarbottam Cement Limited (SARBTM) has established itself as a leading player in the Nepalese cement industry since its inception in 2010, commencing operations in February 2014. Headquartered at Neupane Tower, Tinkune, Kathmandu, Sarbottam Cement’s factory, located approximately 240 km away from Kathmandu in Sunwal, Nawalparasi, stands as one of Nepal’s largest cement manufacturing facilities. With an authorized capital of Rs 4,000 million, Sarbottam Cement boasts a cutting-edge European production line and is renowned for being the pioneer in utilizing a Vertical Roller Mill (VRM) for cement production, thereby reducing energy consumption by up to 50% and significantly lowering carbon emissions.

The company’s commitment to eco-friendly practices makes it the first Nepalese cement manufacturer to produce “green” cement, contributing positively to environmental sustainability. Leveraging mines in limestone-rich areas of Palpa and Chitwan districts, Sarbottam Cement secures high-quality raw materials, ensuring the delivery of premium-grade cement to its customers.

Recognizing the critical role of cement in earthquake-prone regions, Sarbottam Cement emphasizes strength and quality, prioritizing customer trust and satisfaction. The company’s mission revolves around delivering the highest quality cement in the Nepalese market, while its vision is centered on ensuring complete customer satisfaction through unwavering adherence to values and a forward-thinking approach.

Sarbottam Cement’s dedication to excellence, coupled with its commitment to environmental stewardship and customer-centric values, positions it as a leader in Nepal’s cement industry, poised to drive sustainable growth and innovation.

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