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These Are the Most Traded Companies in the Fiscal Year 2081/82

Kathmandu – The fiscal year 2081/82 (mid-July 2024 to mid-July 2025) saw vibrant activity in Nepal’s capital market, with significant investor participation across insurance, hydropower, and finance sectors. According to

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