Upcoming IPOs in Nepal [Live]

Upcoming IPO’s in Nepal is a dedicated, day-to-day updated page by Share Ninja that lets you know about the status of upcoming and ongoing IPO’s in Nepal.

This data is imported from Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON’s) official website and other trusted share niched websites.

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Many IPOs get pipelined and go public every month. You can always check the upcoming IPOs from Upcoming IPO’s in Nepal live page maintained by Share Ninja.

An initial public offering (IPO) is a sort of public stock offering in which shares of a firm (company) are first made available to the general public. An IPO is used by companies to raise money, and it can be used as an alternative to bank loans or another debt financing. IPOs can also be used when companies want to enter into new markets, or when they want to retire outstanding shares and reduce their exposure in existing markets.

A company that sells its stock to the public is not required to repay the capital invested by the public. The company that sells its stock, known as a ‘issuer,’ does so with the assistance of A grade investment banks. Following the IPO, the company’s shares are traded on the secondary open market.

Detailed Explanation on IPO

An initial public offering (IPO) is the process by which a privately held company becomes a publicly traded company by selling its stock to the public. An IPO allows a company to raise capital by selling ownership stakes to a wide range of investors. It is a way for a company to raise funds from the public in order to finance its operations or expand its business.

The process of going public typically involves the company hiring an investment bank to handle the IPO. The investment bank will work with the company to determine the appropriate price for the stock and the number of shares to be sold. The company will then file a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which includes financial and other information about the company.

Once the registration statement is approved by the Security Board of Nepla (SEBON), the company can begin the process of selling its stock to the public. This typically involves a “road show,” in which company executives and the investment bank pitch the company’s stock to potential investors. The IPO is then completed when the company’s stock begins trading on a stock exchange.

IPOs can be a way for a company to raise capital and increase its visibility, but they also come with risks. For example, the price of the stock may fluctuate significantly after it begins trading, and the company may be subject to additional regulatory requirements as a publicly traded company.

You can apply IPO using Mero Share. Mero Share is available on both mobile and web versions.

You can buy shares only after you create a broker account. After creating a broker account you will be provided with login credentials for Trade Management System (TMS) from where you can buy shares.

For you to sell shares in Nepal, you should have a broker account, which you can create by visiting a nearest broker office. You may need to take your Mero Share details, a PP sized photo and your citizenship card while visiting the office. After having a broker account you will have access to TMS from where you can sell shares.

After creating your Demat account, you can create your broker account by going to the broker’s office. You should take two copies of your photo, citizenship and your Demat details while visiting the broker office.

Creating a broker account in Nepal is totally free as of now.

One can check IPO result in Nepal from CDSC’s IPO Result Checker.

The full form of TMS is Trade Management System. It is an online webise or app system where shares are traded.

The Security Board of Nepal (SEBON) is a government agency in Nepal responsible for regulating the securities market in the country. It was established in 1992 under the Securities Act 1992 as a statutory body to regulate and develop the securities market in Nepal.

SEBON is responsible for issuing licenses to securities dealers, brokers, and investment advisers, and for enforcing compliance with the securities laws of Nepal. It also oversees the operations of the Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) and other securities market infrastructure.

In addition to its regulatory role, SEBON also promotes the development of the securities market in Nepal through initiatives such as investor education and the introduction of new financial products. It works closely with other government agencies, as well as with market participants and other stakeholders, to ensure the smooth functioning and development of the securities market in Nepal.