Norvic International Hospital Limited has successfully completed its book-building road show in Kathmandu, marking a key step in its upcoming share issuance process.
Norvic International Hospital Limited has successfully concluded its road show program under the book-building process for its planned share issuance. The event was organized in Kathmandu by the issue and sales manager Laxmi Sunrise Capital, and witnessed strong participation from qualified institutional investors.
During the program, institutional investors actively shared their views and suggestions regarding valuation, demand assessment, and pricing structure. In the presentation session, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ajay Kumar Mishra of Norvic International Hospital provided detailed insights into the hospital’s current operational status, financial performance, strategic direction, and future expansion plans.
The interactive session helped investors gain a clearer understanding of the hospital’s long-term growth potential and service expansion outlook. According to the organizers, the discussion reinforced confidence among institutional investors regarding the hospital’s business fundamentals.
Valuation and Pricing Framework Presented
The issue and sales manager, Laxmi Sunrise Capital, presented detailed information on the valuation methodology, pricing basis, demand analysis, book-building structure, and regulatory provisions during the road show.
Investors participating in the event described the pricing discovery process as transparent, professional, and reliable, reflecting strong institutional interest in the offering.
Next Phase of Book Building Process
Following the successful completion of the road show, the next phase of the book-building process has now begun. Eligible institutional investors are required to submit their sealed bid applications, including the number of shares they intend to purchase and their proposed price.
The submission must be completed within five working days, i.e., by 5:00 PM on Baisakh 21, 2083, along with the required documents, to be submitted at the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE).
The successful completion of the road show is expected to strengthen the book-building framework in Nepal’s capital market, promoting a more transparent and market-driven price discovery system with increased institutional participation.
This article was originally published on https://bajarkochirfar.com. Translated with the help of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.
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