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Kalinchok Hydropower gets permission from Securities Board to issue IPO

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Kathmandu. Kalinchok Hydropower has received permission from the Nepal Securities Board to issue an IPO. The Securities Board on Monday allowed this company to issue an IPO worth Rs 130.75 million. Now this company will open the IPO sale of a total of 13 lakh 75 thousand shares with a nominal price of 100 rupees.

The company's IPO sales manager is RBB Merchant Banking.

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