Rs21 billion Chinese-backed project in Sindhuli pushes target to September; producers warn Nepal’s buffalo population and milk market pose major hurdles.

Turnover crosses Rs8.36 billion, with 214 stocks declining.

After weeks of disruption in the Valley, authorities claim distribution has improved and urge consumers to avoid panic buying.

Out of the traded companies, share prices of 86 advanced, while 163 declined.

Unilever Nepal’s net profit drops 10 percent; Bottlers Nepal trims losses amid weak consumption and rising costs.

Silver falls by Rs15 per tola in Sunday trading.

New rules fix limits on moisture, protein, toxins and contaminants as demand rises among health-conscious consumers.

Bill requires climbers to meet health and experience standards, mandates insurance, sets up environment fund.

With the selection of the Bagmati semifinalists, a total of 14 teams nationwide will now move into targeted incubation.

Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.