IPO ALLOTMENT:
Himalaya Urja Bikas Company Ltd. (HUBCL) has successfully concluded its initial public offering (IPO) on Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 PM today, 16th April 2019 (3rd Baishakh 2076) in Indreni Banquet, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu. The company had floated 1,485,000 unit shares worth Rs 148.5 million (Rs 14.85 lakhs) at a face value of Rs 100 each to the general public, for four working days, starting from Wednesday 3rd April 2019 (20th Chaitra 2075) to Monday 8th April 2019 (25th April 2075) just over a week ago.
According to Nabil Investment Banking Ltd., its issue manager, the issue had received 69,708 applications for 4,895,850 total unit shares with 3.58 times oversubscription, of which 38 applications for 2,800 unit shares were deemed invalid due to errors and of the remaining 69,670 valid applications for 48,93,050 unit shares, all were allotted 10 mandatory unit shares each initially and the remaining unit shares were then allotted again to 66,950 lucky applicants through lottery system an additional 10 unit shares each, on pro rata basis so that 66,950 (96.1%) of the valid applicants have been lucky enough to be allotted with a maximum of 20 unit shares and 2,720 (3.9%) with a minimum of 10 only, thus leaving none empty handed.
IPO ALLOTMENT:
Trishuli Jal Vidhyut Company Ltd. (TJVCL) has successfully concluded its initial public offering (IPO) on Thursday morning at 1:00 PM today, 28th March 2019 (14th Chaitra 2075) in the presence of honorable minister Mr. Barsha Man Pun in the meeting hall of his Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Immigration, Singha Durbar, Kathmandu. The company had floated 3,705,000 unit ordinary shares worth Rs 370.5 million (Rs 37.05 crores) at a face value of Rs 100 each with an initial call amount Rs. 10 to the general public, for four working days, starting from Thursday 21st March 2019 (7th Chaitra 2075) till its early closing date Monday 25th March 2019 (11th Chaitra 2075) just this week.
As per its issue manager Global IME Capital Ltd., the issue had received 154,624 applications for 64,552,900 unit shares worth Rs 645.529 million (Rs 64.55 crores) with 18.61 times oversubscription, of which 67 applications were invalid due to errors and of the remaining 154,559 valid applications, all were allotted a minimum 20 unit shares each while only 50,267 lucky ones were allotted an additional 10 unit shares each by lottery on pro rata basis, thus 50,267 applicants allotted with a net maximum 30 unit shares each and 104,292 applicants a net minimum 20 unit shares each.
