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IPPs Accuse Regulator of Delays: Investors Lose NPR 108 Billion in Share Issuance Hold-Up

Kathmandu — Independent Power Producers’ Association of Nepal (IPPAN) has claimed that investors in the energy sector have lost more than NPR 108.5 billion due to delays by the Securities

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