NEPSE decreased by eight digits, turnover of more than 2.83 billion
Kathmandu. The NEPSE index, which measures stock turnover in the stock market, is still down today. According to the Nepal Stock Exchange, the NEPSE index fell by 8.50 points and was limited to 2,651.52.
The sensitive index, which measures the turnover of large companies, decreased by 0.64 points and was limited to 458.23. A total of 64 lakh 80 thousand 599 shares of 338 companies were bought and sold at a price of two billion 83 crore 82 lakh 79 thousand 411, according to NEPSE.
On the basis of turnover, Sopan Pharmaceuticals is at the top position. Similarly, Reliance Spinning Mills, Saptakoshi Development Bank, Ankhukhola Jalvidyut Company and Nepal SBI Bank are among the top five.
According to NEPSE, the investors of Taksar Piluwa Khola Hydropower, Yambaling Hydropower, Kalika Laguvitta, Saptakoshi Development Bank, Reliance Spinning Mills have earned today. Investors of Bhujung Hydropower, Siysi Nepal Microfinance, Bhagwati Hydropower, Sanima Venture and Three Star Hydropower have lost today.
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