Nepse starts trading from Narayangadh

Nepal Stock Exchange Ltd (Nepse) has started share trading from Narayangadh from today -- making it a third city outside the Kathmandu Valley to start share trading.

The centralised-Nepse has started expanding its service from the begining of March. On march it started share trading from Pokhara and on March 4, it started trading from Biratnagar through Remote Work Station (RWS).

"Trishul Securities and Investment Pvt Ltd started share trading from Narayangadh from today," said Nepse.

"Premier Securities has also started share trading from Pokhara from today." It is the second broker after Nepal Stock House to start trading from Pokhara.

Nepal Investment and Securities Trading, and Pragyan Securities have been trading since last week from Biratnagar.

The Kathmandu-based secondary market has started diversifying its trading from different districts after it was automated. Investors outside Kathmandu Valley have long been asking Nepse to create a mechanism so that they could take part in share trading from their cities.

"The expansion of the secondary market will help expand the capital market too as it will increase the number of investors and market capitalisation," said Nepse.

In the first phase, Nepse will start transactions in districts where there is optical fiber connection.

Nepse -- in coordination with the securities brokers' association -- has planned to start share trading through remote work stations (RWS) in Birgunj, Narayangarh, Butwal and Nepalgunj. Three brokers from Nepalgunj and four brokers each from Biratnagar, Birgunj, Narayangadh are ready to start share trading from their cities.

Nepse starts trading from Biratnagar

Investors based in Biratnagar, rejoice!
Nepal Stock Exchange Ltd (Nepse) has started share trading from Biratnagar from today. Nepal Investment and Securities traded 350 units of shares for Rs 7,73,000 today -- the first day -- in four transactions from Biratnagar through Remote Work Station (RWS), said Nepse.
After Pokhara, Biratnagar has become the second city outside the valley to have started share trading, breaking away from the centralised system.
The Kathmandu-based secondary market has started diversifying its trading from different districts after it was automated. Investors outside Kathmandu Valley have long been asking Nepse to create a mechanism so that they could take part in share trading from their cities.
Nepal Stock House of Pokhara, that registered four transactions of three companies' 140 units of shares worth Rs 1,92,360 on March 1, today registered 23 transactions of 2,863 units of shares for Rs 1.52 million. "The expansion of the secondary market will help expand the capital market too as it will increase the number of investors and market capitalisation," said Nepse.
In the first phase, Nepse will start transactions in districts where there is optical fiber connection.
Premier Securities from Pokhara and Nepal Investment and Securities and Pragyan Securities from Biratnagar have got licences to start transactions from their respective districts.
Nepse -- in coordination with the securities brokers' association -- has planned to start share trading through remote work stations (RWS) in Birgunj, Narayangarh, Butwal and Nepalgunj.
Three brokers from Nepalgunj and four brokers each from Biratnagar, Birgunj, Narayangadh are ready to start share trading from their cities.