Share Calculator Nepal – Buy, Sell, Bonus NEPSE Calculator

The definition of a share is a unit of ownership interest in a company. It can also be seen as the number of units that someone owns in a company or the percentage that someone owns in a company.

To use the BUY Share Calculator, simply input the quantity of shares and the purchase price. The calculator will automatically compute the total amount to be paid, which includes DP charges, SEBON fees, and commission.
For instance, if you purchase 100 shares of a company at 100 per share, you will own 100 shares of the company and pay a total of Rs. 10066.50, which covers SEBON fees, commission, and DP charges. Additionally, you can obtain the cost price per share in rupees using the calculator.

To use the SELL Share Calculator, you need to enter Share Quantity, Purchase Price, Selling Price, Choose Investor Type, and select Capital Gain Tax Rate. After calculating you can see the total amount you can receive, and along with that, you will be able to see profit or loss. The total Receivable amount includes DP Charge, SEBON Fee, Return on Investment (ROI), and Capital Gain Tax (only in profit).
Example: If you own 100 shares of a company purchased at 110 per share, then if you sell the share at 100 per share, the Return on Investment is -10.24% i.e. you are at a loss.
Example: If you own 100 shares of a company purchased at 110 per share, then if you sell the share at 120 per share, the Return on Investment is 7.68% i.e. you are in profit.

The Stock Average Calculator is used to average the cost of two or more price of shares per unit. The calculator will give the average cost per share to the price.

Yes, the charge for Depository Participants (DPs) is fixed in Nepal at a rate of Rs. 25 per transaction, regardless of whether the transaction is a buy or a sell. This charge is set by the Securities Board of Nepal and applies to all DPs operating in the country.

If you are searching for TMS Broker List in Nepal then get a complete list with the Broker Number, Broker Name, Phone Number, Address, and TMS Broker URL.

You can simply use our Bonus Share Adjustment Calculator and Right Share Adjustment Calculator to easily calculate the adjustment price to get Market Price After Bonus Share & Market Price After Right Share.

Yes, Share Calculator Nepal is a free service that can be accessed by anyone with an internet connection at no cost.

The SEBON Fee is a charge that is imposed by the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) on certain types of securities transactions. It is not fixed but rather is calculated as a percentage of the value of the transaction. The specific percentage varies depending on the type of security being traded and the nature of the transaction. It is important to note that the SEBON Fee is just one of several types of fees that may apply to securities transactions in Nepal.

In Nepal, the Capital Gain Tax rate for individuals who hold shares for less than a year is 7.5%. For individuals who hold shares for more than a year, the Capital Gain Tax rate is 5%. For institutional investors, the Capital Gain Tax rate is 10% flat. It is important to note that these rates may be subject to change and it is advisable to consult with a financial professional or refer to the Securities Board of Nepal’s website for the most up-to-date information on Capital Gain Tax rates in Nepal.

To invest in the secondary market in Nepal, you will need to open a brokerage account with a licensed broker (DEMAT, TMS Account), research and consider your investment options, place an order, and monitor your investment.