
The NEPSE Journal
Market commentary, data deep-dives, and trading notes from the NEPSE Trading desk.

Total FPO Pipeline Value: Over Rs. 229 million Main Sector: Microfinance only Companies in Pipeline: Matribumi Laghubitta, National Laghubitta & Vijay Laghubitta Premium Pricing: National Laghubitta updated to Rs. 270.49 per share Regulatory Environment: SEBON actively requesting updates & compliance documents Market Outlook: Microfinance institutions showing strong need for capital expansion in FY 2082/83

Total Right Shares Under Preliminary Review: 38.22 million Total Value: Rs. 3.82 Billion Major Sectors Involved: Hydropower, Insurance, Investment, Manufacturing Hydropower holds the largest share of rights applications Insurance companies actively raising capital post-merger & regulatory compliance SEBON applying strict scrutiny: additional documents, updates, revised ratios Right-share activity expected to rise in FY 2082/83

Total IPO pipeline: Rs. 52.15 Billion, 354.52 Million Shares Largest sector: Hydropower (Rs. 16.26B) Second largest: Manufacturing/Cement (Rs. 27.04B) Diversified sectors: Hotels, Hospitals, Aviation, Media, Investment, Micro-Insurance SEBON scrutiny has increased, ensuring transparency 2082/83 expected to be one of the busiest IPO years in NEPSE history

To apply for a China Visit Visa from Nepal, applicants must submit a valid passport, a completed visa form, a recent photo, proof of travel arrangements, financial evidence, and, where applicable, an invitation letter. Accuracy and completeness are crucial for approval. Applications must be submitted in person at the Chinese Visa Application Centre in Kathmandu. Proper documentation and professional guidance help ensure timely approval and smooth processing.

Chinese visa rejection for Nepali citizens often results from incomplete documents, unclear visit purposes, or weak financial proofs. Maintaining document consistency, ensuring passport validity, providing proper financial records, and attending biometric appointments on time can greatly improve approval chances. Always apply under the correct category and use a professional visa consultant to avoid costly delays or denials.

For Nepali citizens, Chinese visa processing takes about 2–4 working days under regular service. The Embassy fee has been waived, but the service fee charged by the Visa Centre remains mandatory. Applicants can choose between regular, express, or rush processing based on urgency. Proper documentation and early submission are key to avoiding delays or rejection.