41,25,000(75.0%)
13,75,000(25.0%)
55,00,000
Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) is listed under "Hydro Power" sector at Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) on May 22, 2026 with a market capitalization of NPR 3,15,09,50,000 (3.2 Arab) and a float market capitalization of NPR 78,77,37,500 (78.8 Crore). It has a total of 55,00,000 (55 Lakh) listed shares, of which 41,25,000 (41.2 Lakh) (75%) are promoter shares and 13,75,000 (13.8 Lakh) (25%) are public shares.
Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) has a total market capitalization of NPR 3,15,09,50,000 (3.2 Arab) and a float market capitalization of NPR 78,77,37,500 (78.8 Crore). The book value stands at 105.5, resulting in a price-to-book value (PBV) of 5.43. The face value of each share is Rs. 100.
A total of 55,00,000 (55 Lakh) shares of Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) are listed in NEPSE, of which 41,25,000 (41.2 Lakh) (75%) are promoter shares and 13,75,000 (13.8 Lakh) (25%) are public shares.
As of June 03, the latest trading price (LTP) of Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) is Rs. 572.9 (74.7, 14.99%). Today, the stock opened at Rs. 497.1, reached a high of Rs. 572.9, and a low of Rs. 497.1. The previous closing price was Rs. 498.2, with a turnover of Rs. 112323 and a trading volume of 200 shares across 20 trades.
Over the past year, Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) has seen a 52-week high of Rs. 572.9 and a low of Rs. 300. The all-time high was Rs. 572.9 on June 03, 2026, while the all-time low was Rs. 300 on May 26, 2026. The 120-day average price is Rs. 441.78, and the 180-day average is Rs. 441.78. The 1-year yield is currently 74.82%.
Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) has an earnings per share (EPS) of 0.29 and a P/E ratio of 1975.52. The book value per share is 105.5, and the price-to-book value (PBV) is 5.43. The stock's 1-year yield is 74.82%, and its fiscal year data is reported for 082-083, Q3. The paid-up capital is Rs. 55,00,00,000.
The promoter unlocking date for Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL) is on March 15, 2029. This date marks the end of the lock-in period for the company's promoter (eligible promoters, local people, employees etc) shares, allowing promoters to trade them freely on the stock exchange.
