Exclusive Study of Nepal Grameen Bikas Bank corresponding to different price levels and many more
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Nepal Stock Exchange Ltd. (NEPSE) has its own flow. It flows according to up trend and down trend that comes to market time to time. Similarly, the NEPSE also face distraction and attraction at the different time frames. At present, Nepal Grameen Bikas Bank Ltd. (NGBBL) FPO rated Rs.100/- per units whose last trading price is Rs.712 is the major attraction to get 612% return within three months, if applicants are allotted with 10 kitta of shares and sell it at the last trading price.
Here is the NGBBL price ranges at different levels below. According to the following bar chart, its highest price is Rs.1,049 and its lowest price is Rs.452. So even its price decrease to its lowest the FPO shareholder will have 352% profit on his behalf whereas the FPO shareholder who can wait till its highest price can even again 949% profit.
NGBBL major highlights are listed in the following table. There is the massive growth of 1234.90% in its Reserve and Surplus with compare to Q4 of the FY 2072/73 and FY 2073/74. But other major indicators are declined. NGBBL is the growing Micro Finance making its financial indicators stronger day by day.
NGBBL current paid up capital stands at Rs 55.75 crore. The Government of Nepal is a major promoter with 35.44% shareholding. Other major promoters include Nepal Rastra Bank and major commercial banks like Nepal Bank, Rastriya Banijya Bank, Himalayan Bank, Nepal Bangladesh Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and Bank of Kathmandu Lumbini. Currently, its promoter shareholding stands at 82.13%. The general public shareholding is only around 17.87%.
From the view point of trading aspects here is three months data of the NGBBL describe by the following table. On this latest three months duration, it has Rs.40.70 Cr. total turnover, 454,574 total traded shares and 2,033 total transactions. The Broker No. 42 (Sani Securities), is the No. 1 broker who bought this scrip amounting Rs.51.09/- Cr. whereas the Broker No. 34 (Vision Securities Pvt. Limited), is the No. 1 broker who sold this scrip amounting Rs.28.77 Cr. Similarly, the broker No. 34 is only the single broker listed in the both top 5 buyer and top 5 seller broker which indicates this broker may clear this scrip what they purchase during this time frame and the most concerned broker about this scrip.
At the end, NGBBL is also the lowest price scrip among 33 micro finance which are currently traded at the NEPSE. Even the following bar show NGBBL ranked No. 3 at the top 10 lowest price Micro Finance Being the lowest price micro finance, NGBBL can grab the attention of the investor. While there are also such group of investors who thinks FPO is available at Rs.100/- why to invest at Rs.712/-. The FPO rate is always been the negative aspects to this scrip for the decrease in its share price. Now the interesting part is its FPO is going to close in few days and after that how its price will change in near future.
NGBBL major highlights are listed in the following table. There is the massive growth of 1234.90% in its Reserve and Surplus with compare to Q4 of the FY 2072/73 and FY 2073/74. But other major indicators are declined. NGBBL is the growing Micro Finance making its financial indicators stronger day by day.
NGBBL current paid up capital stands at Rs 55.75 crore. The Government of Nepal is a major promoter with 35.44% shareholding. Other major promoters include Nepal Rastra Bank and major commercial banks like Nepal Bank, Rastriya Banijya Bank, Himalayan Bank, Nepal Bangladesh Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and Bank of Kathmandu Lumbini. Currently, its promoter shareholding stands at 82.13%. The general public shareholding is only around 17.87%.
From the view point of trading aspects here is three months data of the NGBBL describe by the following table. On this latest three months duration, it has Rs.40.70 Cr. total turnover, 454,574 total traded shares and 2,033 total transactions. The Broker No. 42 (Sani Securities), is the No. 1 broker who bought this scrip amounting Rs.51.09/- Cr. whereas the Broker No. 34 (Vision Securities Pvt. Limited), is the No. 1 broker who sold this scrip amounting Rs.28.77 Cr. Similarly, the broker No. 34 is only the single broker listed in the both top 5 buyer and top 5 seller broker which indicates this broker may clear this scrip what they purchase during this time frame and the most concerned broker about this scrip.
At the end, NGBBL is also the lowest price scrip among 33 micro finance which are currently traded at the NEPSE. Even the following bar show NGBBL ranked No. 3 at the top 10 lowest price Micro Finance Being the lowest price micro finance, NGBBL can grab the attention of the investor. While there are also such group of investors who thinks FPO is available at Rs.100/- why to invest at Rs.712/-. The FPO rate is always been the negative aspects to this scrip for the decrease in its share price. Now the interesting part is its FPO is going to close in few days and after that how its price will change in near future.
- Deep Thapa (Nepal Stock Data Analyst)
