Floorsheet · broker activity

NEPSE floorsheet: which brokers bought and sold, company by company

NEPSE publishes every trade: the buying broker, the selling broker, the shares and the price. Punji adds those trades up for each company over the last 30 days, so you can see who was on each side.

9 Sep 2026 to 9 Oct 202621 sessions · NEPSE published data, may be delayed

Broker activity for one company

NABIL Nabil Bank Limited

Traded Rs 153.15 cr21 sessions

Which brokers bought and sold NABIL, broker by broker, is on its company page for signed-in readers. See NABIL’s brokers

9 Sep 2026 to 9 Oct 2026 · as NEPSE publishes it

Where one broker handled the most

Each row is a company’s busiest broker over the window, with its share of the buying and of the selling. A broker large on both sides is matching many clients’ orders: that shows how concentrated the trading was, not which way the price will go.

Busiest broker per company, 9 Sep 2026 to 9 Oct 2026. Ranked by the larger of its buying or selling share.
CompanyBusiest brokerOf buyingOf sellingNet, Rs crTraded, Rs cr
EDBLExcel Development Bank Ltd.Siprabi Securities Pvt. Ltd.28.7%12.6%+2.47 up15.27
PPCLPanchthar Power Compant LimitedDynamic Money Managers Securities Pvt. Ltd.26.0%28.3%−0.69 down29.47
BNLBottlers Nepal (Balaju) Limited · 14 sessionsCitizens Share Broker Limited0.0%27.2%−0.25 down0.92
SBINepal SBI Bank LimitedSani Securities Company Ltd.26.7%24.7%+1.34 up68.43
CYCLCYC Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha LimitedTrishakti Securities Public Limited24.0%26.5%−1.89 down77.59
UMHLUnited Modi Hydropower Ltd.Capital Max Securities Ltd24.9%10.2%+12.13 up82.46
LLBSLaxmi Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd.Citizens Share Broker Limited0.0%24.8%−1.65 down6.65
ULHCUpper Lohore Khola Hydropower Company LimitedNaasa Securities Co. Ltd.23.8%9.7%+3.39 up24.11
SPLShuvam Power LimitedRoadshow securities limited0.8%22.6%−2.05 down9.32
MBJCMadhya Bhotekoshi Jalavidyut Company LimitedDakshinkali Investment & Securities Pvt. Ltd.22.1%2.9%+12.84 up66.89

The busiest broker is named for 245 of 276 companies. For the rest it is not among the published top buyers and sellers, and its combined share is below every row above, so none of them belongs in this table.

Questions about the floorsheet

What is a NEPSE floorsheet?
The list NEPSE publishes of every trade in a session: the company, the buying broker, the selling broker, the number of shares and the price. A busy company can have thousands of rows in a day. This page adds those rows up by broker.
Why is the busiest broker shown as two percentages?
Because a broker can be on both sides. Adding its buying and selling together can make one broker look like it handled most of a company’s trading when it was matching many clients on each side. Its share of the buying and its share of the selling, with its net, say what actually happened.
Does heavy net buying by a broker mean the price will rise?
No. A broker trades for many clients, and these are trades that already happened. The totals show where the trading ran, not where the price goes next.
Why 30 days and not today?
The web snapshot carries each company’s broker totals over the last 30 days, which covered 21 trading sessions for most companies. Today’s floorsheet, live during the session, is in the Punji app.

A longer walk through the columns is in the guide how to read a NEPSE floorsheet.

Today’s floorsheet is in the app

Live during the session and final after the close. For any company, broker activity over a day, a week, a month and up to a year; a page for each broker; the day’s biggest trades; and the brokers who bought and sold the most.