NOC faces staggering monthly loss of Rs 4.5 billion
The state-owned Nepal Oil Corporation is currently facing a record-high loss with the rise in the price of petroleum products at the international market.
NOC’s estimated loss has not been levelled up despite price adjustment of petro products at the domestic market. ‘Continuous price hike of petroleum products at global market and rise in the exchange rate of the US Dollars have added challenge to the NOC in reducing losses’, shared its spokesperson Binitmani Upadhyay.
It is also noted that the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has sent a new price list, effective from February 1. The petro price has again increased in the interval of 15 days. According to the new price list, Rs 4.92 has been increased on per liter petrol while it is Rs 7.24 on per liter diesel, Rs 8.80 on per liter kerosene and Rs 7.48 on per liter air tribune fuel. However, Rs 81.62 has been reduced on the price of per cylinder LP Gas.
The state-owned oil monopoly has hiked the unit price of diesel, kerosene and petrol by Rs 3 per liter. With this decision in effect, the unit price of diesel and kerosene per liter has reached Rs 125 and petrol Rs 142 per liter.
This is so far the record-high price hike in petro products in Nepal. The price of LP gas has been set as it was. NOC has increased domestic air tribune fuel by Rs 10 per liter and fixed Rs 116 per liter.
Even after the hefty rise in petro price, NOC is at a staggering loss of Rs 4.5 billion per month. Spokesperson Upadhyay said the NOC had faced a loss of around Rs 2.23 billion in 15 days following revision in the price. RSS
NOC faces staggering monthly loss of Rs 4.5 billion
The state-owned Nepal Oil Corporation is currently facing a record-high loss with the rise in the price of petroleum products at the international market.
NOC’s estimated loss has not been levelled up despite price adjustment of petro products at the domestic market. ‘Continuous price hike of petroleum products at global market and rise in the exchange rate of the US Dollars have added challenge to the NOC in reducing losses’, shared its spokesperson Binitmani Upadhyay.
It is also noted that the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has sent a new price list, effective from February 1. The petro price has again increased in the interval of 15 days. According to the new price list, Rs 4.92 has been increased on per liter petrol while it is Rs 7.24 on per liter diesel, Rs 8.80 on per liter kerosene and Rs 7.48 on per liter air tribune fuel. However, Rs 81.62 has been reduced on the price of per cylinder LP Gas.
The state-owned oil monopoly has hiked the unit price of diesel, kerosene and petrol by Rs 3 per liter. With this decision in effect, the unit price of diesel and kerosene per liter has reached Rs 125 and petrol Rs 142 per liter.
This is so far the record-high price hike in petro products in Nepal. The price of LP gas has been set as it was. NOC has increased domestic air tribune fuel by Rs 10 per liter and fixed Rs 116 per liter.
Even after the hefty rise in petro price, NOC is at a staggering loss of Rs 4.5 billion per month. Spokesperson Upadhyay said the NOC had faced a loss of around Rs 2.23 billion in 15 days following revision in the price. RSS
Nepse plunges by 13.48 points on Monday
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) plunged by 13.48 points to close at 2,872.05 points on Monday.
Similarly, the sensitive index rose to 0.39 points to close at 538.39 points.
A total of 10,105,669 units of the shares of 225 companies were traded for Rs 5.14 billion.
Meanwhile, Forward Microfinance Bittiya Sanstha Limited was the top gainer today followed by Liberty Energy Company Limited with their price surging by 10 percent each. Likewise, Mountain Hydro Nepal Limited was the top loser with its price dropped by 3.44 percent.
At the end of the day, the total market capitalisation stood at Rs 4.05 trillion.
Nepse surges by 105. 55 points on Sunday
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) gained 105.55 points to close at 2,885.53 points on Sunday.
Similarly, the sensitive index rose to 19.81 points to close at 538.53 points.
A total of 12,155,432 units of the shares of 231 companies were traded for Rs 6.32 billion.
Meanwhile, Wean Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited was the top gainer today followed by Liberty Energy Company Limited with their price surging by 10 percent each. Likewise, Manjushree Finance Private Limited Debenture was the top loser with price dropped by 3.23 percent.
At the end of the day, the total market capitalization stood at Rs 4.07 trillion
