NEPSE closed down with a normal score, turnover of 4.68 billion
Kathmandu. On the fifth or last trading day of the week, the NEPSE index decreased by 0.93 points and remained at 2560.15. During the day, 1449,496 shares of 328 companies were bought and sold, resulting in a turnover of 4.68 billion shares. Today, while the share price of 112 companies increased, the share price of 138 companies decreased while the price of 6 companies remained stable.
Today Sahas Urja has the highest turnover of 41.8 million rupees. Saptakoshi Development Bank was traded for Rs 16 crore 93 lakh in the second place and Nepal Rico was traded for Rs 12 crore 69 lakh in the third place. On this day, the investors of Dhaulagiri Microfinance, Bandipur Cable Car and Jhapa Energy have earned the highest rate of 10 percent. Similarly, the investors of Sagar Distillery have earned at the rate of 9.99 percent. Investors of Bungle Hydro lost the most today at the rate of 9.05 percent.
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