The lock-in periods for shares of Mandakini, Swet-Ganga, and Sayapatri Hydropower companies are ending, making millions of promoter, local, and employee-held shares tradable on NEPSE.
The lock-in periods of three hydropower companies — Mandakini Hydropower Limited, Swet-Ganga Hydropower & Construction Limited, and Sayapatri Hydropower Limited — are set to expire, allowing promoter shareholders, project-affected locals, and employees to trade their previously locked shares on the secondary market.
The lock-in period of Mandakini Hydropower Limited expired on 16th Shrawan, making 48,45,217 shares tradable on NEPSE from 17th Shrawan. This includes 41,70,597 promoter shares, 6,48,762 shares held by project-affected locals, and 25,858 employee shares.
Likewise, the lock-in period of Swet-Ganga Hydropower & Construction Limited will expire on 17th Shrawan, with 96,89,500 shares becoming tradable from 18th Shrawan. The total includes 73,00,000 promoter shares, 15,93,000 shares allotted to locals, and 7,96,500 employee shares.
In the case of Sayapatri Hydropower Limited, the lock-in period will expire on 23rd Shrawan. After that, a total of 22,93,361 shares will be tradable, consisting of 21,00,000 promoter shares, 1,78,940 local shares, and 14,421 employee shares.
The expiry of these lock-in periods will release a significant volume of shares into the market, potentially increasing liquidity and trading activity in the hydropower sector.
This article was originally published on https://bajarkochirfar.com. Translated with the help of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.
