Reliable Samriddhi Unit Allotment Result Nepal: Check Now
2nd May 2025, Kathmandu
Reliable Capital Investment and Merchant has completed the unit allotment for its newly issued mutual fund, Reliable Samriddhi Scheme. The issuance ran from Baisakh 3 to Baisakh 9, 2081 (April 16–22, 2025).
Reliable Samriddhi Unit Allotment
Scheme Details
The scheme offered 12 crore units at a face value of NPR 10 each, totaling NPR 1.2 billion. This is a closed-end mutual fund with a 10-year maturity period.
Sanima Capital Limited, the issue and sales manager, handled the allotment process. The results were published after the closure of the issuance period.
Institutional Allocation
Reliable Nepal Life Insurance received 1.72 crore units. Reliable Investment and Merchant Capital received 12.35 lakh units.
This reserved portion is standard in fund issuances. It helps ensure institutional involvement and long-term stability.
Public Distribution
The remaining 10.14 crore units went to the general public. Applicants were allowed to apply for a minimum of 100 units and a maximum of 1 crore units.
Every investor who applied properly during the issue period got the units they requested. There was no oversubscription, so a lottery system was not needed.
Investor Participation
The response was steady and widespread. Although the scheme didn’t see high oversubscription, it attracted a good mix of retail and institutional investors.
The fund aims to give investors a long-term opportunity. It also helps deepen Nepal’s capital market by promoting organized investment.
Trading and Liquidity
Since this is a closed-end scheme, unit holders can’t redeem units directly before maturity. However, the fund will be listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE).
Investors can trade units in the secondary market if they need an early exit. This ensures liquidity without affecting the scheme’s internal structure.
Management and Oversight
Reliable Capital Investment and Merchant will manage the fund. It will operate under the supervision of the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON).
Sanima Capital managed the issuance and allotment process. It ensured fair distribution and compliance with regulations.
Market Outlook
Reliable Samriddhi Scheme is part of a growing trend in Nepal’s mutual fund market. More investors are exploring mutual funds as an alternative to fixed deposits and stocks.
The successful issuance shows increasing public trust in structured investment products. It also highlights investor awareness about financial planning and portfolio diversification.
Conclusion
Reliable Samriddhi Scheme has officially distributed its 12 crore units. With transparent management and long-term structure, it adds a new option to Nepal’s investment ecosystem.
Investors now wait for the scheme’s listing on NEPSE. Market analysts expect steady interest and trading activity once it goes live.
Reliable Capital and Sanima Capital have thanked investors for their support. They promised continued transparency and professional fund management.
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