Solu Hydropower's IPO will be distributed next week
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 22 January 2026
Kathmandu. The IPO of Solu Hydropower Limited will be distributed only next week. Nabil Investment Banking Limited and Himalayan Capital Limited as sales managers have informed that they are working to distribute the IPO only.
In the company's IPO, 25 lakh 70 thousand 422 people have applied for 3 crore 17 lakh 8 thousand 390 shares worth 3 billion 17 crore 8 lakh 39 thousand rupees. Which is 3.86 times more than the demand. In the IPO, 8 lakh 20 thousand will get shares at the rate of 10.10 per share.
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