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NEPSE registry

Every company listed on NEPSE. And every one that was.

280 trading equities, 409 listed securities once mutual funds, debentures and preference shares are counted, and 238 more that have been suspended or removed from the exchange. Filter by sector, instrument or status.

Registry · 26 September 2026Listing status, not prices

What is listed

  • Equity28068%
  • Non-Convertible Debentures7819%
  • Mutual Funds4511%
  • Preference Shares61%

The whole registry

  • Listed40963%
  • Suspended244%
  • Delisted21433%
Trading equities
280
Shares you can buy
Listed securities
409
All instruments
Suspended
24
Trading halted
Delisted
214
Mostly mergers

The whole registry

Search by symbol or company name. A row links through when that symbol has a stock page; the rest show the company’s own site.

409 securities

Or read them a sector at a time

Each sector has its own page: every symbol in it, what moves those companies, and which of them have been delisted.

What a registry cannot tell you

Listing status is the first question and rarely the last. Price, flow and what a sector did today are elsewhere.

About this list

How many companies are listed on NEPSE?
280 ordinary equities are listed and trading on the Nepal Stock Exchange. Counting every instrument (equity, mutual funds, debentures and preference shares) there are 409 listed securities. The registry also holds delisted and suspended entries, which is why NEPSE's own company list returns a larger number than the count of shares you can actually buy.
What do Listed, Suspended and Delisted mean here?
Listed means the security trades normally. Suspended means trading is halted, usually pending a regulatory or corporate action, and the shares stay in your DEMAT while it lasts. Delisted means the security has been removed from the exchange, most often because the company merged into another, which is why so many former bank and finance symbols sit in this state.
Why do so many delisted companies appear under Commercial Banks?
Merger. Nepal Rastra Bank has pushed consolidation among banks and financial institutions for years, so a long list of former commercial banks, development banks and finance companies now trade under the name of whichever institution absorbed them. The old symbol stays on the registry as delisted.
Is this list live?
No. It is a snapshot captured when the site was last built, currently 26 September 2026, and the registry changes only when a security is listed, suspended or removed. Live prices, intraday movement and alerts are in the Punji app.
Can I see prices for these companies here?
Not on this page. It is a registry, not a quote board: symbol, company, sector, instrument type and listing status. Fifty of the most actively traded symbols have their own page under /stocks carrying broker flow and the monthly price record, and those rows link straight to it.

Also: how to invest in NEPSE, start to finish.

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