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Market Capitalization is the number of shares outstanding multiplied by the current share price. It tells you the value of the company's stock in the share market. Normally, the market cap lets you compare similar businesses.  Looking at the Standard & Poor's (S&P) index as of 17th March 2021, they have divided market caps into  Small-Cap (S&P SmallCap 600): $750 million to $3.3 billion Mid Cap (S&P MidCap 400): $3.3 billion to $11.8 billion Large Cap (S&P 500): $11.8 billion or more What does market cap tell us? Large Cap: These are matured companies and major players in their sector. There might not be exponential growth in the short period but in long run, however, provide a consistent increase in share value and dividend payments. Mid Cap: These are established companies that are supposed to have rapid growth. Most of the mid-companies are in the process of expansion and can offer better returns in both the short-term & long-term. But, inherently ...

Mirmire Laghubitta Biitiya Sanstha Limited (MMFDB) and Nagbeli Laghubitta Sanstha Limited (NBBL) have entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the acquisition Nagbeli Laghubitta Sanstha Limited. Trading in NEPSE for both the companies was halted from 2076/1/30 after they entered into a joint merger agreement with Kisan Microfinance Finance Limited (KMFL). However, the notice published on 2076/11/14 has not mentioned of Kisan Microfinance but only of Nagbeli. According to the notice, the MoU is effective from 2076/11/13. Trading of these two companies, MMFDB and NBBL will continue to remain on halt until the acquisition process is completed. Here's a copy of the notice provided to Nepal Stock Exchange Limited.

Online trading of share, once a myth, has finally got its shape in Nepal. Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) attracted a lot of negative comments when it launched its application earlier in 2018. The system was full of bugs. Despite the continued pressure of the public, investor's association, broker's and various other concerned stakeholders, NEPSE was not able to give the proper answer but its creditworthy to mention that NEPSE was working on the background to improve its system. NEPSE recently opened the facility of getting payment done online with their systems connected through Connect IPS. Connect IPS is a payment gateway promoted by Nepal Clearing House Limited. Like any other payment gateway, it acts as an intermediary between buyer, broker, and seller. For more detail about how integration with Connect IPS works, please go through the manual on the link below: Click Here On 13th June 2019, NEPSE published a data of broker wise online client list which shows total 8944 c...