The NEPSE index, which measures share turnover in the securities market, has risen by double digits. According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, the NEPSE index rose by 12.45 points and reached 2,182.63.
Similarly, the sensitive index, which measures the share turnover of large companies, rose by 1.42 points and reached 415.42. Out of 13 sub-groups traded today, the share price of only one sub-group has decreased, while the share price of 12 sub-groups has increased.
Among the companies traded, the share price of 152 companies has increased. Similarly, there was no change in the share price of 58 companies while the share prices of 58 companies fell.
A total of 56 lakh 48 thousand two hundred and twelve shares were traded at the price of two billion six million two hundred and fifty eight thousand seven hundred and forty nine shares. After trading on the last day of the week in which shares are traded, the market capitalization is equal to Rs.31 trillion 49 billion 65 million 47 lahks 44 thousand seven hundred and 44.
Api Power Company is at the top position based on turnover. The turnover of that company was Rs. 5 crores 86 lahks 54 thousand 696. Similarly, Nabil Bank Rs 5 crore 73 lahks 55 thousand 488, Nyadi Group Power Rs 5 crore 33 lakh 7 thousand, Standard Chartered Bank Rs 4 crore 86 lahks 17 thousand 820 and Reddy Power Company Rs 4 crore 4 lakh 51 thousand They managed to enter the top five with a turnover of 110.
Barahi Hydropower's share price increased by 10 percent and there is a positive circuit. Vijay Laguvitta 5.92%, Joshi Hydropower 5.63%, Nyadi Hydropower 5.35%, and Eastern Hydropower investors earned 5.31%.
Similarly, Navil Balance Fund 5.75%, Guran Microfinance 4.16%, Lakshmi Unnati Kosh 3.93%, Ardash Microfinance 3.49%, and Bin Nepal Microfinance lost 2.69%.
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