Comprehensive Data Compilation on Lock-In Periods of Hydropower Companies Listed on NEPSE
Summary
Nepal mandates a three-year lock-in period on shares for hydropower companies listed on NEPSE to stabilize the market and ensure long-term commitment from promoters and locals.
Key Points
- A lock-in period restricts investors from selling shares for a set duration to maintain market stability.
- Nepal imposes a mandatory three-year lock-in period after IPO allotments for hydropower companies listed on NEPSE.
- Both promoters and project-affected locals must hold hydropower company shares during the lock-in period.
- The lock-in rule helps protect the market from sudden sell-offs and supports sustainable growth in Nepal's capital markets.
