Singati hydro energy limited issuing 29 lakh IPO starting today

Singati Hydro Energy Ltd issuing 29 lakh units to the general public soon...

70% share will be with Promotors and

10% are allocated to the Dolkha district affected area and remaining

20% to the general public soon.

First Phase:

First Phase has been already completed by allocating 14,50,000 units IPO shares to the project affected local residents of Dolakha Districts were till 3rd Falgun, 2077.

Second Phase:

In second Phase 29 Lakh share will be allocated to the general public. SEBON has already approved for the same. The issues has open today I.e. chaitra 6th 2077.

👉Total IPO Issued : 4350000 units

👉issued for locals : 1450000 units ( Dolkha district affected area)

👉remaining : 2900000 ( For general public)

How many shares need to apply?

10 units is the best.

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