Directory of Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) listed equities. Track Last Traded Prices (LTP), P/E ratios, earnings per share, and dividend returns across all sectors.
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Established in 1937, Nepal Bank Limited is Nepal's first commercial bank with significant government shareholding, vast real estate holdings, and deep historical trust.
Promoted by prominent Non-Resident Nepalis (NRN), Sanima Bank is widely recognized for superior asset quality, strong corporate governance, and digital services.
Chilime Hydropower (22.1 MW) is Nepal's flagship public utility generator. Chilime has successfully promoted major subsidiaries including Rasuwagadhi, Sanjen, and Madhya Bhotekoshi totaling over 400 MW.
Joint venture with State Bank of India, the largest bank in India. NSBL is an essential bridge for Indo-Nepal trade finance, merchant banking, and cross-border remittances.
Pioneer of book-building IPO in Nepal, producing premium green European VRM tech cement with high energy efficiency.
Chhimek Laghubitta is Nepal's most respected microfinance institution with ultra-low non-performing loans and vast rural woman entrepreneur membership.
Citizens Bank International has expanded dynamically through multiple regional bank mergers, offering technology-driven retail banking across Nepal.
Apex wholesale microfinance bank delivering capital to thousands of Small Farmer Cooperatives across Nepal, merged with RMDC Laghubitta.
One of Nepal's largest cement manufacturing corporations producing premier 43 & 53 grade OPC cement from its state-of-the-art plant in Hetauda.
Nepal's leading national-level development bank, acclaimed for grassroots micro-finance, inclusive community banking, and robust capital safety.
Originating from Pokhara, Machhapuchchhre Bank was the first bank in Nepal to introduce state-of-the-art centralized core banking and tokenless digital cash services.
Subsidiary of Chilime Hydro generating 111 MW clean energy from the Rasuwa river network, feeding electricity directly into the national grid.