NEPSE Index Rebounds With 11.77-Point Gain as Intraday Turnover Reaches Rs 5.44 Arba
24th September 2026, Kathmandu
NEPSE rebounds with an 11.77-point gain to close at 2,629.81 and Rs. 5.44 Arba in turnover. Check top gainers, losers, and sector performance.
NEPSE Index Rebounds with 11.77-Point Gain as Intraday Turnover Reaches Rs 5.44 Arba
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index recovered today after the previous session’s loss. Gaining 11.77 points (0.44%), the benchmark index closed at 2,629.81.
This moderate rebound follows a sharp 36.25-point correction in the prior session, signaling renewed buying appetite among investors despite volatility across key sectors.
The market opened at 2,611.03 and quickly experienced dynamic intraday fluctuations. Bulls pushed the index to an intraday high of 2,629.94, while immediate selling pressure saw a low of 2,605.32 before momentum stabilized toward the close.
| Metric | Recorded Value |
| NEPSE Closing Index | 2,629.81 (+0.44%) |
| Intraday High / Low | 2,629.94 / 2,605.32 |
| Total Turnover | Rs. 5.44 Arba |
| Shares Traded | 17,270,449 units |
| Total Transactions | 51,716 |
| Companies Traded | 356 |
| Total Market Capitalization | Rs. 45.23 Kharba |
| Float Market Capitalization | Rs. 15.25 Kharba |
Top Movers: Turnover Leaders, Gainers, and Losers
Trading volume remained focused on high-cap commercial and industrial tickers. Shivam Cements Ltd (SHIVM) topped the turnover table, while low-float and hydropower equities experienced wide price swings.
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Turnover Leader
Shivam Cements Ltd. (SHIVM): Led total turnover, recording Rs. 35.81 crores in total transaction value. The stock closed at Rs. 702.00, reflecting sustained investor interest.
Top Gainer
Nepal Lube Oil Limited (NLO): Emerged as the top performer of the day, surging 12.47% to settle at Rs. 271.30.
Top Loser
Mid Solu Hydropower Limited (MSHL): Faced the heaviest selling pressure, dropping 11.58% to close at Rs. 550.00.
Sectoral Performance Highlights
Sector-wise performance showed mixed results. Industrial and heavy-weight sectors experienced mild profit-taking, while non-life insurance held relatively steady:
Manufacturing and Processing: Recorded the steepest sector-wide decline, falling 1.83%.
Non-Life Insurance: Displayed resilience, experiencing the narrowest dip among losing sectors at -0.33%.
Market Summary & Investor Outlook
Today’s Rs. 5.44 Arba turnover demonstrates that trading liquidity remains active despite recent profit-taking cycles. The index holding above the 2,600 baseline offers short-term technical support, though sector rotation suggests investors are moving selectively between high-turnover blue chips and specialized equities.
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