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पुँजी बजारAdda Briefing•October 13, 2026

1 crore 4 lakh shares of Beni Hydropower are listed on NEPSE, this is the opening range

Namita Dulal
Namita Dulal
Data & Economic Intelligence Bureau
Est. Read: 1 min|Primary Source Verified
IN BRIEF

Kathmandu. On October 27, Tuesday, a total of 1.4 million shares of Beni Hydropower Project Limited were listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). Among the shares listed in NEPSE, there are 2.2 million 80 thousand shares issued to the general public and 8.3 million 20 thousand shares of the company's founding shareholders. Along with this, the total number of shares of the company is 1 […]

1 crore 4 lakh shares of Beni Hydropower are listed on NEPSE, this is the opening range
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Kathmandu. On October 27, Tuesday, a total of 1.4 million shares of Beni Hydropower Project Limited were listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE).

Among the shares listed in NEPSE, there are 2.2 million 80 thousand shares issued to the general public and 8.3 million 20 thousand shares of the company's founding shareholders. With this, the total number of shares of the company has reached 14 million shares.

The company's shares will now be available for trading in the regular market after trading in the special pre-open session on Wednesday. For the first transaction, NEPSE has determined the opening range of the company's shares from a minimum of 91 rupees 27 paisa to a maximum of 273 rupees 81 paisa.

Now the shares of the company will be traded in the secondary market under the ticker symbol 'BENHP'. Investors can buy and sell shares of the company in the regular market after the first transaction in the special pre-open session.

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