As per the Capital, Rs 2.95 worth of shares are demanded through ASBA system which indicates that a total of Rs 850 million worth of shares are demanded through regular mechanism.
In terms of number of applications, 43,800 applications are filed through ASBA and nearly 21,000 applications are filed through regular method.
According to Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), the IPO will be allocated as per the new directive of IPO. As the share allocation will take place on the third week of July, the new directive will be implemented for the first time in Himalayan Power Partner.
"There is no doubt that the share allocation will be done as per the new directive," said Niranjan Ghimire, Joint Spokesperson of the board.