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EBL1 min read
Everest Bank Limited (EBL) Dividend Announcement
Everest Bank (EBL) has proposed a 20% dividend for FY 2081/82, including 6% bonus shares and 14% cash dividend. The plan is still proposed, pending NRB and AGM approval, and the book close date has not yet been declared.
Jiwan Dahal19 Sep, 2025
NIFRA1 min read
Nepal Infrastructure Bank Limited (NIFRA) Dividend Announcement
Nepal Infrastructure Bank (NIFRA) has proposed a 6.32% cash dividend for FY 2081/82, with no bonus shares. The plan is still at the proposed stage, pending NRB and AGM approval, and the book close date has not yet been announced.
Jiwan Dahal19 Sep, 2025
AHPC1 min read
Arun Valley Hydropower Development (AHPC) Dividend Announcement
Arun Valley Hydropower (AHPC) has proposed a total dividend of 8.42% for FY 2081/82, including 8% bonus shares and 0.42% cash. The plan is still at the proposed stage, pending NRB and AGM approval, and the book close date is yet to be announced.
Jiwan Dahal19 Sep, 2025
MNBBL1 min read
Muktinath Bikas Bank (MNBBL) Dividend Announcement
Muktinath Bikas Bank (MNBBL) has proposed a total dividend of 18.20% for FY 2081/82, with 13.53% bonus shares and 4.67% cash dividend. The proposal is still pending approval from NRB and AGM, and the book close date has not been announced. Similarly, DEVBANK is also expected to declare a mixed dividend of bonus and cash after official approval.
Jiwan Dahal19 Sep, 2025
Finance Minister Khanal2 min read
Thirteen Major Shocks in a Decade: From Earthquakes to Youth Uprising, Nepal’s Economy Suffers Trillions in Losses
Thirteen Major Shocks in a Decade: From Earthquakes to Youth Uprising, Nepal’s Economy Suffers Trillions in Losses Kathmandu – Nepal’s economy, already fragile with 41.31% of it still in the informal sector, has endured thirteen major shocks in just the past decade. These include devastating natural disasters, geopolitical tensions, global crises, and domestic political unrest — each leaving deep scars on growth, employment, and investment confidence. According to Tribhuvan University’s Central Department of Economics, Nepal’s informal economy accounts for nearly half of all activity, reflecting weak institutional foundations. By the end of FY 2081/82 (mid-2025), the size of the formal economy is estimated at NPR 61.07 trillion, with per-capita income at USD 1,517. While GDP has grown 2.73 times in 11 years — from NPR 22.32 trillion in 2071 (2014) — inequality, unemployment, and economic stagnation remain pressing issues.
NEPSE TRADING16 Sep, 2025
Finance Minister Khanal3 min read
Finance Minister Khanal Prioritizes Implementation of Economic Reform Commission’s Report
Finance Minister Khanal Prioritizes Implementation of Economic Reform Commission’s Report Newly appointed Finance Minister Rameshwor Prasad Khanal has taken office with a strong commitment to implement the recommendations of the High-Level Economic Reform Suggestion Commission, a body he himself chaired earlier this year. The Commission had submitted its report on March 29, 2025, outlining critical measures to address Nepal’s fragile economy, which conti
NEPSE TRADING16 Sep, 2025
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Rameshore Khanal5 min read
From Finance Secretary to Finance Minister: The Uncompromising Journey of Rameshore Khanal
From Finance Secretary to Finance Minister: The Uncompromising Journey of Rameshore Khanal A Nation in Crisis, A Minister of Hope Nepal stands at a delicate moment in its history. The economy is reeling from unemployment, capital flight, and weak production. Citizens face mounting frustrations with years of failed promises from political parties. It is in this fragile environment that Prime Minister Sushila Karki appointed former Finance Secretary Rameshore Khanal as the country’s new Finance Minister. Khanal’s appointment is more than routine political reshuffling. It signals an attempt to inject technocratic leadership into a ministry that has often been used for political bargaining. Known as a “tough secretary,” Khanal has built a reputation for integrity, rational decision-making, and refusal to compromise with vested interests. The question now is whether he can transform that reputation into real reforms as a minister.
Dipesh Ghimire14 Sep, 2025
Financial Literacy3 min read
Gen-Z Protests Inflict Heavy Damage on Nepal’s Banking Sector, Governor’s Residence Targeted
Gen-Z Protests Inflict Heavy Damage on Nepal’s Banking Sector, Governor’s Residence Targeted The ongoing Gen-Z protests, which began on September 8, 2025 (Bhadra 23, 2082 BS), have escalated into one of the most disruptive movements Nepal’s financial sector has faced in recent history. Initially launched as a campaign against corruption and inequality, the protests have turned violent, with banks, ATMs, vehicles, and government offices becoming prime targets.
NEPSE TRADING13 Sep, 2025
PM Sushila Karki2 min read
Sushila Karki: From Former Chief Justice to Prime Minister
Who is Sushila Karki? Who is nepali PM Sushila Karki? nepal PM Sushila Karki: From Former Chief Justice to Prime Minister Chosen by the Gen-Z movement for leadership, Sushila Karki is a former Chief Justice of Nepal, widely known for her zero-tolerance stance against corruption during her tenure in the judiciary. Judicial Background and Early Life Karki served as Chief Justice from July 11, 2016 (2073 Asar 27) to June 7, 2017 (2074 Jestha 24). She was born on June 8, 1952 (2009 Jestha 25) in Shankhpur, Biratnagar, Morang. Her family has close ties with the late BP Koirala’s family, and her husband Durga Subedi is a democratic fighter.
Dipesh Ghimire12 Sep, 2025
Nepal’s Economy Under Siege as3 min read
Nepal’s Economy Under Siege as ‘Gen Z’ Protest Turns Violent
Nepal’s Economy Under Siege as ‘Gen Z’ Protest Turns Violent Kathmandu – Nepal’s fragile economic recovery has been pushed back into crisis after a wave of violent protests led by the so-called ‘Gen Z’ movement erupted across the country. What began as demonstrations against corruption, inequality, and political leadership has escalated into widespread vandalism, looting, and arson targeting both state institutions and the private sector.
Dipesh Ghimire11 Sep, 2025

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All Articles — Page 229

Everest Bank Limited (EBL) Dividend Announcement

Nepal Infrastructure Bank Limited (NIFRA) Dividend Announcement

Arun Valley Hydropower Development (AHPC) Dividend Announcement

Muktinath Bikas Bank (MNBBL) Dividend Announcement

Thirteen Major Shocks in a Decade: From Earthquakes to Youth Uprising, Nepal’s Economy Suffers Trillions in Losses

Finance Minister Khanal Prioritizes Implementation of Economic Reform Commission’s Report

From Finance Secretary to Finance Minister: The Uncompromising Journey of Rameshore Khanal

Gen-Z Protests Inflict Heavy Damage on Nepal’s Banking Sector, Governor’s Residence Targeted

Sushila Karki: From Former Chief Justice to Prime Minister

Nepal’s Economy Under Siege as ‘Gen Z’ Protest Turns Violent

NEPSEtrading

Primary issues

Income & debt

Live market

Read & learn

NEPSE Trading Network

Insights & Analysis

All Articles — Page 229

Everest Bank Limited (EBL) Dividend Announcement

Nepal Infrastructure Bank Limited (NIFRA) Dividend Announcement

Arun Valley Hydropower Development (AHPC) Dividend Announcement

Muktinath Bikas Bank (MNBBL) Dividend Announcement

Thirteen Major Shocks in a Decade: From Earthquakes to Youth Uprising, Nepal’s Economy Suffers Trillions in Losses

Finance Minister Khanal Prioritizes Implementation of Economic Reform Commission’s Report

From Finance Secretary to Finance Minister: The Uncompromising Journey of Rameshore Khanal

Gen-Z Protests Inflict Heavy Damage on Nepal’s Banking Sector, Governor’s Residence Targeted

Sushila Karki: From Former Chief Justice to Prime Minister

Nepal’s Economy Under Siege as ‘Gen Z’ Protest Turns Violent