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NEPSE sectors

Every NEPSE sector.
And what moves each one.

280 listed companies divide into 13 sectors, and they divide unevenly: hydropower and microfinance alone account for well over half of them. Each page below lists every symbol in its sector and what actually moves it.

Registry as of 27 August 2026. 408 listed securities in total.

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Ordered by what you can buy.

Equity counts, not registry counts. Commercial Banks holds the most rows on the exchange, but most of them are its debentures rather than bank shares.

  • Hydropower111 companiesNepal builds electricity, and most of the companies doing it are listed.1 gone
  • Microfinance50 companiesSmall lenders working where the commercial banks do not.21 gone
  • Commercial banks19 companies · 95 other listingsThe largest institutions on the exchange, and the largest share of its turnover.36 gone
  • Manufacturing and processing18 companiesThe companies that actually make things — cement, sugar, textiles, brick.16 gone
  • Development banks16 companies · 11 other listingsClass B banks: regional lenders, smaller than the commercial banks.81 gone
  • Life insurance14 companies · 4 other listingsInsurers selling long-term policies, regulated by the Nepal Insurance Board.4 gone
  • Finance13 companies · 5 other listingsClass C finance companies — the smallest tier of licensed lender.63 gone
  • Non-life insurance13 companiesGeneral insurers: motor, property, marine, health.6 gone
  • Mutual funds11 fundsClosed-end funds listed and traded like shares.2 gone
  • Others9 companiesEverything NEPSE does not file elsewhere — telecom, aviation, exchanges.2 gone
  • Hotels and tourism8 companiesHotels and travel businesses, priced on arrivals.2 gone
  • Investment7 companies · 2 other listingsHolding companies whose business is owning other listed companies.none delisted
  • Trading houses2 companiesTrading houses — the shortest list on the exchange.3 gone

Alongside

Sectors move together.

Which is the argument for reading them as groups, and the reason a portfolio of five names from one sector is a single bet.

  • Listed companiesThe full registry, filterable by sector and status.→
  • Heat mapHow every sector moved today, at a glance.→
  • Stock pages50 symbols with broker flow behind them.→
  • How to invest in NEPSEAccounts, IPOs, fees and tax, start to finish.→

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