Today, NEPSE increased by normal numbers, turnover of 6.99 billion
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 13 January 2026
Kathmandu. On the second trading day of the week, NEPSE index increased by 4.90 points to 2639.91. During the day, 13.6 million 24 thousand 824 shares of 349 companies were bought and sold, resulting in a turnover of 6.994 million shares. Today, while the share price of 118 companies increased, the share price of 134 companies decreased while the price of 8 companies remained stable.
Today Radhi Vidyut has the highest turnover of 54 crore 65 lakh rupees. In the second place, the shares of SY Panel were traded for Rs. On this day, Three Star Hydropower has earned the highest rate of 10 percent. Similarly, the investors of Dordi Khola Hydropower have earned at the rate of 9.38 percent.
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