Welcome to your daily NEPSE stock market news update for August 29, 2025. The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) is showing dynamic movement today, with strong performances in the banking and hydropower sectors, alongside exciting IPO developments. Whether you’re an active trader or a long-term investor, here’s everything you need to know about today’s market in Nepal. Top Gainers and Losers on NEPSE The NEPSE Index rose by 85.32 points (2.9%) to close at 3,067.96, driven by gains in key sectors. Here are today’s highlights:
- Himalayan Bank Ltd.: Up 5.1% after announcing a robust Q2 dividend payout, boosting investor confidence.
- Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower: Gained 4.8% following news of increased energy production capacity.
- Nepal Telecom: Down 2.3% due to concerns over regulatory changes in the telecom sector.
Source: Fictional data for illustrative purposes. For real-time NEPSE data, visit merolagani.com.
IPO Updates: What’s Hot in Nepal’s MarketThe Nepal stock market is buzzing with IPO activity. Key updates for today:
- Bandipur Cable Car and Tourism Ltd.: Continues its IPO subscription, with 43,41,080 units available for the general public. High demand suggests strong investor interest.
- Mabilung Energy Ltd.: IPO allotment concluded yesterday, with 1,24,890 applicants receiving 10 units each via lottery. Trading is expected to start soon.
Stay updated on upcoming IPOs in our IPO Notifications (/category/ipo-notifications) category for the latest filings and allotment results. Market Trends and InsightsToday’s NEPSE performance reflects strength in the banking and hydropower sectors, which dominate the NEPSE Index due to their large market capitalization. Key trends include:
- Banking Sector: Steady gains as investors anticipate higher dividends from major banks like Nabil Bank and Everest Bank.
- Hydropower Surge: Renewable energy stocks are rallying, driven by government incentives for clean energy projects.
- Market Volatility: Investors remain cautious due to upcoming economic data releases, including Nepal’s trade deficit report.
