As Lock-in Period Ends for 15 Companies, Will NEPSE Liquidity Change?
Summary
The Nepal Stock Exchange faces a liquidity shift as the three-year lock-in period ends for shares of 15 companies, allowing previously restricted shares to enter the secondary market, potentially causing short-term price volatility and new investment opportunities.
Key Points
- The three-year lock-in period ends for shares of 15 listed companies on Nepal Stock Exchange as of Asar 2083.
- Shares previously held by promoters, project-affected locals, and employees will now enter the secondary market.
- This influx of shares could lead to short-term price volatility in the market.
- Investors may find opportunities to acquire larger positions in fundamentally strong companies.
