NEPSE sector
Investment companies
listed on NEPSE.
Holding companies whose business is owning other listed companies.
7 companies, 2 other listed securities. As of 27 August 2026.
The sector
What actually moves these companies.
These firms hold stakes in banks, insurers and hydropower companies, so their results are largely the results of what they own.
That makes them a proxy for the market rather than a bet on one business, and it makes their book value the number to read first.
Before you buy: You are buying a portfolio you did not pick. Check what the holding company actually owns before treating it as diversification.
The 9 listed securities here are CEDB Hydropower Development Company Limited (CHDC), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), Emerging nepal limited (ENL), HATHWAY INVESTMENT NEPAL LIMITED (HATHY), Hydorelectricity Investment and Development Company Ltd (HIDCL), Nepal Infrastructure Bank Limited (NIFRA), Nepal Infrastructure Bank Limited (NIFRAGED), Nepal Infrastructure Bank Limited (NIFRAUR85/86), and 1 more listed below. That is 2.5% of the 280 companies listed on NEPSE.
- Listed securities
- 9
- Instrument mix
- 7 equity, 2 non-convertible debentures
- Regulator
- Nepal Rastra Bank
- Delisted or suspended
- 0
Listed
Every investment security on the exchange.
Listed first, then anything suspended or delisted. A row links through when that symbol has a page of its own.
- CHDCCEDB Hydropower Development Company LimitedListedView page
- CITCitizen Investment TrustListed
- ENLEmerging nepal limitedListed
- HATHYHATHWAY INVESTMENT NEPAL LIMITEDListed
- HIDCLHydorelectricity Investment and Development Company LtdListed
- NIFRANepal Infrastructure Bank LimitedListed
- NIFRAGEDNepal Infrastructure Bank LimitedListed
- NIFRAUR85/86Nepal Infrastructure Bank LimitedListed
- NRNNRN Infrastructure and Development LimitedListedView page
Elsewhere
The rest of the market.
A sector is only worth reading against the others. These are the next four by size.
Common questions
About investment companies on NEPSE.
7 investment companies are listed and trading on the Nepal Stock Exchange, alongside 2 other listed securities in the sector such as debentures and fund units. That count is from the exchange's registry as of 27 August 2026.
That makes them a proxy for the market rather than a bet on one business, and it makes their book value the number to read first. You are buying a portfolio you did not pick. Check what the holding company actually owns before treating it as diversification.
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