Nepal: Securities

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IPO Registration In Nepal

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process through which a company offers its shares to the general public for the first time. IPO registration in Nepal refers to the legal and regulatory procedure that a company must complete before issuing shares to the public. The process is regulated by the Securities Act, 2063, the Companies Act, 2063, and regulations issued by the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON). IPO registration is designed to ensure transparency, investor protection, disclosure of material information, and compliance with capital market requirements. Before a company can issue shares to the public, it must obtain approval from SEBON and satisfy various legal, financial, and procedural requirements.

Nepal Commercial

Niti Partners and Associates

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Lock‑In Period In Nepal: Rules For Promoter Shares, Legal Framework & CDSC Flagging Mechanism (2026)

This article from Niti Partners and Associates explains the lock‑in period rules applicable to promoter shares, employee shares, project‑affected local shares, and other restricted securities under Nepali securities law. The lock‑in mechanism is primarily governed by the Securities Registration and Issue Regulation, 2073 and enforced through the depository system of CDS and Clearing Limited (CDSC).

Nepal Commercial

Niti Partners and Associates

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Safe Harbour Rules In Nepal: Complete Guide To Transfer Pricing Under The Income Tax Act