NEPSE falls 13.85 points to 2,531 as all sectoral indices decline

Kathmandu, September 10, 2026 — The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index fell 13.85 points on Thursday to close at 2,531 points, extending its decline to a second consecutive trading day as all major sectoral indices ended lower.

The benchmark index had dropped 15.43 points on Wednesday. Thursday’s market turnover also declined, falling to Rs 4 billion from Rs 4.198 billion in the previous session.

Of the companies traded, share prices of 69 companies increased, while 201 declined and eight remained unchanged.

The Manufacturing and Processing sector recorded the largest decline, falling 1.14 percent. Banking declined 0.47 percent, Development Bank 0.34 percent, Finance 0.66 percent, Hotels and Tourism 0.50 percent, Hydropower 0.55 percent, Investment 0.41 percent, Life Insurance 0.17 percent, Microfinance 0.56 percent, Non-Life Insurance 0.78 percent, Others 0.64 percent and Trading 0.27 percent.

Among the gainers, Liberty Energy recorded the highest increase, with its share price rising 15 percent. Dolti Power gained 8.22 percent, Upper Lohore Khola 7.02 percent, Emerging Nepal 5.46 percent, Shivashree Hydro 4.92 percent, Central Finance 4.46 percent and Janaki Finance 4.28 percent.

Sindhu Bikas Bank recorded the steepest decline, falling 15 percent. Corporate Development Bank declined 5.24 percent, Shubham Power 5.19 percent, Dhaulagiri Laghubitta 4.50 percent and Barahi Hydropower 4.40 percent.

Liberty Energy recorded the highest turnover among individual companies, followed by Reliance Spinning Mills, NRN Infrastructure and Development, Nepal SBI Bank, Ridi Power, Solu Hydropower, Garima Bikas Bank and Sanima Middle Tamor.