October 13, 2026, Tuesday
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9.23 points increase in NEPSE, turnover above 9 billion

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Kathmandu. On the second trading day of the week, the NEPSE index increased by 9.23 points to 2714.61. During the day, 10.9 million 75 thousand 756 shares of 332 companies were bought and sold, and 9 billion 73.39 million shares were traded. Today, while the share price of 162 companies increased, the share price of 88 companies decreased while the price of 10 companies remained stable.

Today, Ankhu Khola hydroelectricity has the highest turnover of 40 million 82 million rupees. In the second place, shares of Manjushree Finance were traded for Rs 3594 million and in the third place, shares of SY Panel were traded worth Rs 3295 million.

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