Hospital for Advanced Medicine and Surgery (HAMS) is preparing to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO), marking a major step toward public ownership and financial growth. The hospital has scheduled its Annual General Meeting (AGM) with the main goal of approving this important plan.
According to the board meeting held on Shrawan 5, the AGM will take place on Shrawan 28 at 11:00 AM at the hospital’s registered office in Budhanilkantha Municipality-9. The meeting will focus on key decisions related to the IPO and the hospital’s future plans.
One of the main proposals is to issue shares to the public through the IPO. This will allow both individual and institutional investors to invest in one of Nepal’s top healthcare institutions, opening the door for wider participation in the country’s medical sector.
The AGM will also discuss trading the hospital’s shares at a premium price. This shows the hospital’s confidence in its current market value and growth potential. Another important agenda is to increase the hospital’s capital base, which will help it become more flexible in operations, improve its infrastructure, and expand its services.
Shareholders will also review and approve the audited financial report for fiscal year 2081/82, along with the annual report that outlines the hospital’s performance, key achievements, and future goals.
In addition, there will be discussions on distributing cash dividends and bonus shares. This shows the hospital’s commitment to sharing profits with its investors while also keeping enough funds to support future development.
This IPO is an important milestone not just for the hospital, but for the healthcare sector in Nepal. It highlights the growing need for large investments to improve medical technology, expand health services, and raise the overall quality of care things that traditional financing methods often can’t support.
By going public, the hospital plans to raise the capital it needs to improve its facilities and services. It also gives investors a chance to support healthcare while earning strong and stable returns.
The move by Hospital for Advanced Medicine and Surgery shows a wider trend of private hospitals entering Nepal’s stock market. This could bring big changes to how healthcare is funded and delivered in the country.
