September 25, 2026, Friday
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More than 5.44 billion turnover in NEPSE, green in most sub-indices

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Kathmandu. NEPSE has seen a double digit growth today. On Thursday, NEPSE increased by 11.77 points and stopped at 2629.81 points. Today, 1 crore 72 lakh 70 thousand 449 shares of 356 companies were traded at 5 billion 44 crore 73 lakh 13 thousand 168 shares. Today, the share price of all sectors except non-life insurance has increased.

Today, the highest shares of Nepal Lube Oil rose by 12.47 percent while Sonapur Minerals rose by 7.65 percent. Similarly, the share of Mid Solu Hydro has decreased by 11.58 percent. Similarly, Shivam Cement has the highest turnover of 358.1 million today, while Himalayan Distillery has a turnover of 351.6 million.

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