SJCL2 min readSanjen Jalavidhyut Company Reports Strong Revenue Growth but Sustained Losses in Q4 FY 2024/25Sanjen Jalavidhyut Company Limited (SJCL) delivered record revenue of Rs. 874.90 million in Q4 FY 2024/25, a growth of 432% YoY, but remained in the red with a net loss of Rs. 279.38 million. While gross margins were strong at 82.41%, high costs and interest obligations kept return ratios negative (ROE -8.98%). EPS worsened to -7.65, though the company’s stock continued to trade at Rs. 317.28, reflecting strong investor confidence in its long-term hydro potential. Dividend remains pending amid losses.Sandeep Chaudhary·22 Aug, 2025
SPDL2 min readSynergy Power Development Ltd. Q4 Results: Strong Revenue Growth and Record ProfitabilitySynergy Power Development Ltd. delivered impressive Q4 results with revenue up 90.54% YoY and net income nearly tripling to Rs. 60.59 million. Profit margins remained strong, return ratios improved significantly, and EPS rose to Rs. 5.01. Despite high valuations with a PE ratio of 83.37, investor confidence remains strong, as reflected in the stock price of Rs. 417.51. Dividend declaration remains awaited, but the company’s robust financial performance underscores its growth trajectory in Nepal’s energy sector.Sandeep Chaudhary·22 Aug, 2025
NGPL2 min readNgadi Group Power Q4 Results: Revenue Recovery but Profit WeaknessNGPL posted a revenue rebound in Q4 but saw sharp declines in net profit, EPS, and return ratios. While fundamentals weakened, market valuation surged, suggesting investors remain optimistic. Dividend declaration remains pending.Sandeep Chaudhary·22 Aug, 2025
Top2 min readNepse Index Declines, Trading Volume and Most Stocks Drop; Calls for Easier Bank Investments and Margin Trading IntensifyNepse Index Declines, Trading Volume and Most Stocks Drop; Calls for Easier Bank Investments and Margin Trading Intensify On the final trading day of the week, Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) experienced a decline, continuing the downward trend from the previous day. The Nepse index dropped by 9.22 points, closing at 2,757.97. Similarly, the Sensitive Index decreased by 0.69 points, while both the Float Index and Sensitive Float Index saw drops of 0.50 and 0.21 points, respectively.Dipesh Ghimire·21 Aug, 2025
Astitwa Sharma4 min readStrategic Stock Selling: Navigating Demand and Supply Zones for Optimal Profits in NEPSEStrategic Stock Selling: Navigating Demand and Supply Zones for Optimal Profits in NEPSE In the fast-paced world of share trading, one of the most crucial aspects of success lies not just in choosing the right stock to buy, but knowing when to sell. While much focus is given to identifying favorable entry points, the timing of selling is often a key differentiator between profitable traders and those who struggle. In this article, we delve into the psychological and technical aspects of stock selling, specifically examining the role of demand and supply zones in making informed selling decisions.Dipesh Ghimire·21 Aug, 2025
Astitwa Sharma3 min readThe Role of Psychology in Swing Trading Success in Nepal’s Stock MarketThe Role of Psychology in Swing Trading Success in Nepal’s Stock Market In the world of Nepal’s stock market, swing trading emerges as a powerful strategy for traders looking to profit within a relatively short timeframe. Unlike traditional long-term investing, swing trading takes advantage of medium-term price movements, holding positions for a period ranging from a few days to several weeks. However, while technical analysis and risk management are often emphasized, the psychological aspect of trading is equally crucial in determining success. As the market can often be volatile and unpredictable, the trader’s mindset plays a pivotal role in navigating through these fluctuations.Dipesh Ghimire·21 Aug, 2025
Astitwa Sharma3 min readThe Silent Key to Success in Financial TradingThe Silent Key to Success in Financial Trading In the fast-paced world of financial markets, where prices fluctuate in real-time and fortunes can be made or lost within moments, patience is often an undervalued yet critical trait that determines success or failure. A comprehensive analysis of patience in trading reveals that it is not just a passive attribute, but rather a powerful strategic skill that enables traders to make well-informed decisions, optimize their opportunities, and manage risks effectively.Dipesh Ghimire·21 Aug, 2025
Top4 min readChallenges in Hydropower Sector Share Structures: A Study by the Securities Board of NepalChallenges in Hydropower Sector Share Structures: A Study by the Securities Board of Nepal A recent study by the Securities Board of Nepal has raised concerns over the operational impact of converting the founder’s shares to the public at once. The study, led by the then Director Phanindra Gautam, primarily focuses on listed hydropower companies, along with a few other sectors. It highlights that when founder shares, particularly in the hydropower sector, are converted into public shares immediately after the lock-in period, it can lead to operational issues within the company.Dipesh Ghimire·20 Aug, 2025
MAKAR2 min readMakar Jitumaya Suri Hydropower Limited (MAKAR) Q4 2024/25 Financial Review: Analyzing Profit Margins, Revenue Decline, and Investor SentimentMakar Jitumaya Suri Hydropower Limited (MAKAR) showed a solid revenue decline recovery in Q4 2024/25, with strong profitability margins despite the challenging revenue environment. The net income improvement, higher gross profit margins, and positive ROA and ROE indicate the company’s effective cost control and improved operational efficiency. However, the high P/E ratio suggests that investors are pricing the stock at a premium, reflecting expectations for future growth. Addressing revenue volatility and maintaining strong profit margins will be key to sustaining investor confidence and ensuring consistent long-term growth.Sandeep Chaudhary·19 Aug, 2025
DOLTI3 min readDolti Power Company Limited (DOLTI) Q3 2024/25 Financial Review: Analyzing Revenue Challenges, Profit Margins, and Market PerformanceDolti Power Company (DOLTI) continues to face challenges in revenue generation and profitability in Q3 2024/25, as evidenced by the significant net loss and declining gross margins. However, the company has shown signs of improvement in key metrics such as net income, EPS, and ROA compared to the previous year. The increased market value per share suggests that investors remain hopeful about future growth despite the ongoing financial difficulties. The company’s strong loan loss provisions and liquidity position provide some cushion against potential risks, but addressing its NPL ratio and cost control will be essential for achieving sustainable profitability in the future.Sandeep Chaudhary·19 Aug, 2025