As Nepal’s current fiscal year comes to a close in just 20 days, investor attention is turning to two companies: Trade Tower Limited and Sanvi Energy Limited and whether they will be listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) before the deadline.
Listing Now Means Extra Fees
If the companies are listed before the fiscal year ends, they will have to pay the NEPSE renewal fee twice — once for the current year and once again for the upcoming year.
But if they wait and list after mid-July, they can avoid the extra fee. This might save them money, but it could also delay their IPOs.
Some market watchers believe listing before year-end could create early investor excitement, possibly helping their stock price go up once trading starts. On the other hand, delaying the listing might cool down interest and slightly affect the demand and price when shares finally hit the market.
What About Their IPOs?
If they wait, their IPO (Initial Public Offering) might also be delayed. Many investors are excited about these IPOs, so any delay could cause disappointment.
