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Flydubai3 min read
Flydubai to Launch Daily Dubai–Pokhara Flights from September 23
For Nepal, the service could help decentralise international tourism away from Kathmandu. For flydubai, the route strengthens its South Asia network and deepens its presence in a market where demand for travel to the Gulf remains strong. Overall, the Dubai–Pokhara route is more than a new flight. It is a test of whether Pokhara International Airport can move from symbolic infrastructure to regular international commercial operation.
Dipesh Ghimire25 Jun, 2026
Financing Rules 6 min read
Central Bank Eases Financing Rules for Long-Term Projects, Tightens Risk and Crime Controls
For project developers, the new provision may improve financing conditions. For banks, it increases the responsibility to conduct stronger due diligence. For regulators, it creates a clearer system to track capitalised interest, restructured loans and emergency account-freeze actions. Overall, the new directive is a balancing measure. It provides breathing space to long-term projects, especially those with delayed cash flow, but it also places stricter responsibility on banks to recognise risk, maintain proper provisioning and cooperate quickly in financial crime investigations.
Dipesh Ghimire25 Jun, 2026
Margin Trading5 min read
Broker Firms Move to Raise Funds as Margin Trading Prepares for Wider Rollout
For now, broker-led margin trading appears to be moving from policy discussion toward practical implementation. Its success will depend not only on how many brokers enter the business, but also on whether the system can balance market liquidity with investor protection.
Dipesh Ghimire25 Jun, 2026
NEPSE5 min read
Dividends on the clock: a 45-day deadline with real teeth
For all those caveats, the proposal is a meaningful pro-investor reform — one of the few that attaches a concrete consequence to a long-standing abuse. If passed and enforced as intended, it would spare shareholders the open-ended wait that has frustrated them for years and remove a small but real drag on confidence in the market. Whether it delivers that, however, will be settled not by the principle but by the particulars: the interest rate that backs the deadline, the discipline with which the exemptions are read, and the seriousness with which the rule is policed once it leaves the page.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Jun, 2026
A 400 km claim, a 9.6 kWh batt5 min read
A 400 km claim, a 9.6 kWh battery — and the price tag that's missing
A new electric scooter has arrived in Nepal with a headline number engineered to stop shoppers in their tracks: up to 400 kilometres on a single charge. If accurate, the Sarathi ES6 — brought in by Zero Emission Ride N, the official distributor for the Chinese brand Luyuan — would offer several times the usable range of a typical electric two-wheeler and speak directly to the 'range anxiety' that has slowed electric adoption. But the figure rests on a very large battery and an idealised test, and the announcement is silent on the one number that will decide whether the pitch holds up: the price.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Jun, 2026
SEBON6 min read
SEBON moves to shut the 'premium' loophole, telling IPO hopefuls to earn their net worth
For now, the immediate effect is concentrated on a specific set of firms — those whose climb above Rs 90 owes more to premium than to performance. They will have to make their case again, through merchant-bank re-valuation, and demonstrate that the business behind the numbers can stand on its own. For the wider market, the standard sharpens a question that has hovered over Nepal's primary market for some time: whether the right way to protect retail investors is to keep refining a net-worth threshold, or to move toward disclosure-led regulation that lets investors price risk for themselves. SEBON's answer, for the moment, is to demand that companies prove their worth the slow way — by earning it — and to treat a premium-fattened balance sheet as a reason to look harder, not a reason to wave the offering through.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Jun, 2026
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crimes6 min read
Prabhu Bank's former CEO among 12 charged in Rs 597 million loan-misuse case
What happens next now rests with the Commercial Bench of the High Court, Patan, which will weigh the prosecution's claim of coordinated misuse against the defendants' insistence that they each stayed within their lane. However the court rules, the case has already done something larger: it has put Nepal's questions about credit discipline, insider lending and regulatory vigilance back where they cannot easily be ignored — in open court, attached to names, and measured in hundreds of millions of rupees.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Jun, 2026
Money without mobilisation5 min read
Money without mobilisation: the paradox behind Nepal's banking glut
That is the deeper message in the data. Nepal's banks have more than enough money to lend; what they lack is borrowers confident enough to take it. Lower rates and surplus liquidity have set the stage for a credit recovery, but the cast — investors, builders, manufacturers — has yet to arrive. Until domestic confidence and economic activity revive, the system is likely to remain caught in its present paradox: rich in deposits, poor in demand, and waiting on the real economy to turn.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Jun, 2026
NEPSE5 min read
RSP's reform blueprint: bold ambition, careful hedges
For now, the document does what a convention proposal is meant to do — it plants a flag. The RSP has used it to define itself as an alternative force organised around democracy, a liberal economy, social justice, good governance and national interest, and to push debates over federalism, the shape of the executive and the conduct of parties onto the national agenda. The harder work — turning a blueprint into a settlement that others will accept — still lies ahead.
Dipesh Ghimire24 Jun, 2026
NEPSE3 min read
Reading the Market's Mixed Signals: What Recent NEPSE Activity Is Really Telling Investors
The broader lesson that recent NEPSE activity reinforces is that market movements are a reflection of collective investor sentiment, and sentiment is often an imperfect guide to underlying value. Prices can fall in good companies when sentiment turns negative, and they can rise in weak companies when excitement takes over. Investors who understand the difference between sentiment-driven price movements and fundamentally-driven value changes have a genuine strategic advantage over those who simply follow the crowd. Staying informed, using reliable analytical tools, and maintaining the discipline to act on analysis rather than emotion is what long-term investment success in Nepal's capital market ultimately comes down to.
Dipesh Ghimire21 Jun, 2026

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All Articles — Page 32

Flydubai to Launch Daily Dubai–Pokhara Flights from September 23

Central Bank Eases Financing Rules for Long-Term Projects, Tightens Risk and Crime Controls

Broker Firms Move to Raise Funds as Margin Trading Prepares for Wider Rollout

Dividends on the clock: a 45-day deadline with real teeth

A 400 km claim, a 9.6 kWh battery — and the price tag that's missing

SEBON moves to shut the 'premium' loophole, telling IPO hopefuls to earn their net worth

Prabhu Bank's former CEO among 12 charged in Rs 597 million loan-misuse case

Money without mobilisation: the paradox behind Nepal's banking glut

RSP's reform blueprint: bold ambition, careful hedges

Reading the Market's Mixed Signals: What Recent NEPSE Activity Is Really Telling Investors

NEPSEtrading

Primary issues

Income & debt

Live market

Read & learn

NEPSE Trading Network

Insights & Analysis

All Articles — Page 32

Flydubai to Launch Daily Dubai–Pokhara Flights from September 23

Central Bank Eases Financing Rules for Long-Term Projects, Tightens Risk and Crime Controls

Broker Firms Move to Raise Funds as Margin Trading Prepares for Wider Rollout

Dividends on the clock: a 45-day deadline with real teeth

A 400 km claim, a 9.6 kWh battery — and the price tag that's missing

SEBON moves to shut the 'premium' loophole, telling IPO hopefuls to earn their net worth

Prabhu Bank's former CEO among 12 charged in Rs 597 million loan-misuse case

Money without mobilisation: the paradox behind Nepal's banking glut

RSP's reform blueprint: bold ambition, careful hedges

Reading the Market's Mixed Signals: What Recent NEPSE Activity Is Really Telling Investors