Share price increase of five companies, how much has increased?
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Media Baaji
- Sun, 30 November 2025
Kathmandu. On the first day of the week, i.e. Sunday, the stock market fell by double digits. Today, the NEPSE index decreased by 26.51 points to 2649.52 points. Share prices of 45 companies from different sectors have increased in the stock market today. In which the share price of five companies has increased today.
On Sunday Sagar Distillery, Nifra Green Energy, Swastik Laguvitta, Jhapa Energy and Srinagar Agritech among other companies have a positive circuit.
Even though the market has decreased, the turnover is encouraging. Today, a total of 7 billion 85 million 49 thousand rupees worth of shares were bought and sold. Today, 1 crore 57 lakh 36 thousand 372 shares were traded in 84 thousand 156 transactions of 342 scrips.
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