Ridge Line Energy Limited has started issuing their Ridge Line Energy IPO (Initial Public Offering) for the general public from February 11, 2026. It is the second phase of issuing IPO after the company completed the first phase for local people in project-affected areas and Nepalis working abroad.
The company is offering 2,607,000 shares to investors. These shares are part of 22 percent of the company’s total capital worth Rs 1.18 billion. Previously, Ridge Line Energy issued 1,185,000 shares to locals from project-affected regions and 142,200 shares to Nepalis living abroad.
In this public phase, Ridge Line Energy has set aside 1,180,260 shares for general investors. A small portion of shares has also been reserved for the company’s employees and mutual funds. Anyone who wants to buy shares can apply for at least 10 shares and up to a maximum of 50,000 shares.
Ridge Line Energy IPO will remain open until February 14 and may stay open until February 25 if needed. Investors can apply through all C-ASBA approved banks and financial institutions or by using the MeroShare online platform.
Care Ratings Nepal has given the IPO a BB rating, which means the investment has a moderate risk level. Ridge Line Energy has appointed Prabhu Capital as the issue manager who handles the share sale and related procedures.
Ridge Line Energy IPO is related to its Super Chepe Hydropower Project located in the Gorkha District. Hydropower projects like this are vital for the development of energy sector development in Nepal. With shares now open to the public, everyday investors can take part in this project’s growth.
This IPO is also a good example of how more hydropower firms in Nepal are moving toward public ownership. It gives people a chance to own part of a company that produces clean energy and earns income from selling power.
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