NEPSE down 7.01 points, trading at 6.4 billion
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 12 January 2026
Kathmandu. On the first trading day of the week, the NEPSE index decreased by 7.01 points and remained at the point of 2633.53. During the day, 1 crore 21 lakh 63 thousand 78 shares of 332 companies were bought and sold, and 6 billion 40 crore 23 lakh shares were traded. Today, while the share price of 67 companies increased, the share price of 190 companies decreased, while the price of 3 companies remained stable.
Today, the highest turnover of SY panel is 42 crore 21 lakh rupees. In the second place, shares of Radhi Vidyut were traded worth Rs 308.6 million and in the third, shares of Manjushree Finance were traded worth Rs 274.7 million.
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