Every NEPSE merger and acquisition deal — both in-process and completed — with swap ratio, MOU date, final approval and joint-trading status.
Nepal's commercial banks, development banks, finance companies, microfinances and insurers have consolidated heavily over the past decade as the regulators (Nepal Rastra Bank and the Nepal Insurance Authority) pushed for stronger, better-capitalised institutions. When two listed companies merge, their shares stop trading individually and re-list as a single entity at an agreed swap ratio — the number of new shares each old share converts into, set by a due-diligence audit of both firms' net worth.
The table above tracks every deal we're aware of — from the initial MOU through Letter of Intent, due diligence, final regulatory approval and the joint-trading start date — so you can see where each merger stands and how the swap ratio affects your holdings. Watch the book-closure and joint-trading dates closely: that's when the old symbols are delisted and the combined scrip begins trading. For upcoming primary issues instead, see the upcoming IPOs and current issues boards.
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