Independent · Built from the filings
Fundamental Stocks Nepal

A valuation desk for the NEPSE investor

What a share is worth, shown with the working.

We appraise NEPSE-listed companies from their own filings and publish the result as a range, with every method, sensitivity and assumption that produced it. Market prices move by the minute. Value moves with the business.

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The board

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Estimates as at the date shown, not facts or forecasts, and they go stale. Market prices are those captured when each appraisal was made, and will differ from today's screen. A premium above 10% reads as dear, a discount below 10% as cheap; anything inside that band is in line with our value.


How we value

The method is chosen to suit the business. Applying a model designed for one kind of asset to another produces a figure that appears rigorous and is not.

Banks

Dividend discount and residual income. Free cash flow is not a meaningful measure of a balance sheet that lends for a living, so we do not pretend to compute it.

Hydropower

Licence-life discounted cash flow. A generation licence expires; the textbook perpetuity assumes otherwise. We value only the years the plant will run.

Insurers

Justified price-to-book, single and two-stage, anchored to a return on equity the company can sustain rather than the one it last printed.

Operating companies

Free cash flow to firm and to equity, on growth assumptions that must survive the company's own record.

A valuation is an argument, not an oracle. Ours are built to be argued with, and every input is published so that it can be.


The discipline

No single number leaves this desk alone. Every appraisal carries a grid of what the value becomes at other discount rates and growth paths, and, where the spread matters, a simulated distribution around it. Cost of equity and the forecast path are the analyst's judgment, defended as such and never taken from a feed.

The result is not certainty. It is an analysis that can be challenged on a specific assumption rather than in general.