A long-running Dual ISIN dispute has left more than 360 million founder shares of 36 companies unable to enter the dematerialized system, while SEBON has only cleared the way for two companies whose lock-in periods have expired.
The government has declared Bhadra 22 as a national day of mourning for those who lost their lives in the devastating Bhotekoshi floods.
Nepal Oil Corporation and LPG sellers have agreed on six measures to maintain gas supplies in Kathmandu after the Krishna Bhir road disruption.
Authorities have intensified efforts to clear the landslide at Krishna Bhir along the Prithvi Highway in Dhading and resume traffic.
Nepal Rastra Bank will collect Rs. 18 billion in deposits for 90 days to manage liquidity in the banking system.

Himalayan 80–20 has announced a 15% dividend, including tax, for its unit holders for FY 2082/83.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) extended its upward momentum, rising 15.44 points to close at 2,538.11, while hydropower stocks led sectoral gains.
Prime Minister Balen Shah says the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund has collected Rs. 7.88 billion, while international partners continue to support Nepal’s disaster response and reconstruction efforts.
The government is moving beyond temporary repairs, studying tunnels and alternative bypass routes for a permanent solution to the recurring Krishna Bhir landslide problem.
With LPG bullet trucks unable to pass through the damaged Krishna Bhir section, the government has decided to transport gas through alternative routes.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has announced that the damaged Krishna Bhir section of the Prithvi Highway will be reconstructed and reopened within Bhadra.
Nepal Rastra Bank has introduced a special provision allowing disaster-affected microfinance institutions to relocate or merge branches without prior approval.