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Nyadi Hydropower company limited is going to issue 4,050,000 units IPO to Locals and general public

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02-Feb-2022
Kathmandu


Nyadi Hydropower company limited (NHL) For Locals and General public IPO soon..


Nyadi Hydropower company limited is going to issue 4,050,000 ( Fourty lakh fifty thousand units ) IPO ( initial public offering) shares worth of 405,000,000 ( Fourty Crore and fifty lakh) with base price of Rs. 100.

Who is the issue manager of Nyadi Hydropower company limited?
Global IME capital  limited 

After the initial public offering promoters share vs general public ratio will be 73% vs 27%.

How much to apply?
Minimum 10 kitta to maximum 1,000 kitta could be.

About Nyadi Hydropower company limited:
न्यादी हाइड्रोपावर लिमिटेड

In October 2006, Butwal Power Company Limited (BPC) and Lamjung Electricity Development Company (LEDCO) had an understanding to develop Nyadi Hydropower Project (NHP) together. According to this understanding, a new company named as “Nyadi Hydropower Limited” (NHL) was established to develop Nyadi Hydropower Project in the consortium of the Butwal Power Company (98.19%) and the Lamjung Electricity Development Company Limited (1.81%). The project is being developed by Nyadi Hydropower Limited with BPC as the major stakeholder.
In FY 2078/79, Nyadi Hydropower Limited made a public issue of 4,050,000 shares to Project Affected Locals and General Public amounting NPR. 405 Million. After the public issue, the Capital structure has been changed with Promoter's holding- Butwal Power Company (71.19%) and the Lamjung Electricity Development Company Limited (1.81%). Similarly, Employees of Promoter's Sharholder(2%), Project Affected Locals & Locals of Lamjung District(10%) and General Public(including company's employee)(15%). 
 ( source: Company website)


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