7th September, Friday. Vol-2.

Issue-199 MORNING QUOTE:

The number one problem in today's generation and economy is the lack of financial literacy. Top Headlines: After 9 years, US strike Maoists off terrorist list. State Department says the Maoists are no longer engaged in terrorist activity that threatens US national security. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) President Ram Baran Yadav had decided to keep the ordinances recommended by the government pending for an indefinite period rather than rejecting them. (Source: The Himalayan Times) PM calls off New York visit. Deputy Prime Minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha to lead Nepali delegation. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Government has decided to merge the stated owned Rastriya Banijaya Bank and NIDC Development Bank. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Civil Bank, Commerz and Trust Bank, Mega Bank and Century Bank is issuing Rs.3.2 billion worth ordinary share to general public in near future. (Source: Rajdhani) Price of gold increased by Rs.336 per tola and scaled to all time high of Rs.60,536 per tola on Thursday. (Source: Republica) Commodities Market. Lack of regulation encourages dubious practices at commodity exchanges. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Made in Nepal Expo opens. Visitors will have an opportunity to observe furniture and decorative items, construction materials, flooring products, apparels, footwear, etc. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) LPG imports boosted to eliminate shortage. Shipments of LPG have been increased from Indian Oil Corporation. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Entrepreneurs flay government over laxity in Nepal-Bangladesh trade. (Source: Republica) International Business: OCED slashes G7 growth forecasts. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Eurozone heads towards recession. ECB to buy unlimited bonds. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Ford Motor plans to export Indian-built engines to Europe. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Hong Kong to restrict foreign homebuyers. (Source: The Kathmandu Post)

- Alan Greenspan

MARKET INFORMATION
As of 21st Bhadra, 2069 Index NEPSE Sensitive Float Sen. Float NEPSE Sub-Indices Banking Hotels Dev. Bank Hydropower Finance Insurance Others Current Points Change %Change

408.44 105.25 30.71 27.42

1.08 0.16 0.034 -0.032

Current Points Change

0.26 % 0.15 % 0.11 % -0.12 %

%Change

358.34

1.24

0.35 % -0.11 % -43 % 1% -0.13 % 3.89 % -0.35 %

533.92 -0.56 246.53 -1.07 814.62 590.5 8.09 22.12 251.53 -0.32 675.55 -2.35

Market Summary
Total Turnover Rs: Total Traded Shares Total Transactions Total Scrips Traded

77,843,681 380,787 1762 91

Total Market Capitalization Rs: 386,510.54 Millions

Floated Market Capitalization Rs:

71,676.28 Millions

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Hallmark Gold
Rs. 60,536/Tola

Tejabi Gold
Rs. 60,285 /Tola
Current IPOs:
Company
Khandhari Development Bank Limited Bright Development Bank Limited

Silver
Rs. 1,172/Tola

General News: Commerz and Trust Bank Nepal (CTBN) has launched a new product Women Saving Account targeting the upcoming festival of Teej. (Source: The Himalayan Times) Clean Energy Development Bank Limited is celebrating its 6th anniversary today. (Source: The Kathmandu Post) Mega Bank Nepal launches SME Banking Year initiative. (Source: The Himalayan Times) Siddhartha Finance Limited and Everest Finance Limited have made an agreement to facilitate each other customers. (Source: Karobar Daily) Cash Dividend/ Bonus Share: BOD meeting of Nepal SBI Bank Limited has proposed to distribute 5 percent cash dividend and 12.5 percent bonus share to its shareholders subject to approval from NRB and its upcoming AGM. (Source: The Himalayan Times))

Source: www.negosida.com.np As of 21st Bhadra, 2069

Open Date
24th Shrawa n, 2069

Close Date
29th Shrawa n 2069

Close Date (Max)

24th Bhadra, 2069

Issue Manager
Growmore Merchant Banker Ltd Growmore Merchant Banker Ltd

14th Bhadra, 2069

18th Bhadra, 2069

28th Bhadra, 2069

DEBENTURE REDEMPTION RESERVE:

Under the provision, debenture redemption reserves will be funded by company profits every year until debentures are to be redeemed. If a company does not create a reserve within 12 months of issuing the debentures, they will be required to pay 2% interest in penalty to the debenture holders. Only debentures that were issued after the amendment in 2000 are subject to the debenture redemption service.

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