Liberty Energy IPO Sale Open for locals from July 22 | IPO Nepal 2020 | Liberty Energy Company Limited IPO Open
The IPO, which was postponed due to the lockdown of Liberty Energy, will be reopened on July 22. The company is about to open IPO sale again as soon as the lockdown is easy.
The company had issued and sold 1.5 million ordinary shares to the residents of the industry-affected areas since March 10. However, the IPO sale was postponed after the country was paralyzed due to the risk of Carona virus. The company is going to re-open the sale from July 22 after the lockdown was eased.
Out of the total shares issued by the company, the most affected area of the project is ward no. Of Dordi village municipality of Lamjung district. Among the permanent residents of 6th and 7th districts, 33.33 percent or 500,000 lots have been allotted to the locals and the rest of the affected areas of Dordi village municipality and ward no. In 11, 33.33 percent or 500,000 lots will be distributed to the locals. Similarly, the remaining 33.33 percent or 500,000 shares will be distributed to all the residents of Lamjung district.
They will be able to apply for a minimum of 10 lots and a maximum of 10,000 kitta at the rate of 100 per share. Locals can now apply for the shares till July 6.
The IPO that the company is about to issue is rated 'ICRA NP IPO Grade 4' by the rating agency ICRA Nepal. This indicates that the company's fundamentals are weaker than average.
The issue and sale manager of the company is NIBL ACE Capital Limited.
The cost per megawatt including the construction period of the company is Rs. 185.443 million. Similarly, the total estimated cost of the company is 4 billion 636 million 95 thousand 921 rupees 72 paise. The validity period of the company's power generation license is 30 years. The return period of the company is 8.20 years and the return period on investment is 16.77 years.
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