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SICL going to explode soon. 50% Rightshare approved by sebon and rumor of around 30-40% bonus shares, grab it before its too late.

not sure about the bonus but 50% right is already approved by sebon. They have to issue within two months maximum.

Give more information about SICL Bonus and Right share....It is rumor or reality ?

I'm hearing it that SICL is going to give 40 % bonus share plus 2:1 right share ....is it or not? if it can i buy this in this week ? is anyone friend known about SICL? RUMMER OR REALITY ?

काठमाडौं। केही सातायतादेखि बिमा कम्पनीहरुको सेयर मूल्य तिब्र रुपमा वढिरहेको छ। बिहीबार मात्रै चार प्रतिशतभन्दा वढीले बिमा कम्पनीहरुको सेयर मूल्य बढेको छ। नेपाल स्टक एक्सचेन्ज (नेप्से) मा जीवन र गैरजीवन गरेर २२ वटा बिमा कम्पनीहरु सुचिकृत छन्। साताको अन्तिम दिन १७ कम्पनीको कारोबार भएकोमा दुई वटाको सामान्य घटेको छ भने एउटाको स्थिर छ। बाँकी सबै कम्पनीको सेयर मूल्य उच्च अंकले बृद्धि भएको छ।
लघुवित्त विकास बैंकपछि बिमा कम्पनीहरुको कारोबार किन बढिरहेको छ त? यसको खोजी बिजमाण्डूले गरेको छ। मूल्य बढ्नुमा मूख्यतया दुई वटा कारण देखिएका छन्। बैंक तथा वित्तीय संस्थाहरुले बिमा कम्पनीको सेयर खरिद गर्न पाउने भएकाले अहिले विकास बैंक र फाइनान्स कम्पनीहरु सेयर बजारमा लगानी गर्न आफै अगाडि बढेका छन्। 

'अहिले बिमा कम्पनीको सेयरको मूल्य वढी छ तर बजारमा आपुर्ति भने कम हुन थालेको छ,' इन्भेष्टर्स फोरमका कार्यवाहक अध्यक्ष राजकुमार तिमिल्सिनाले बिजमाण्डूसँग भने,'आपुर्ति कम भएको मौका छोपेर मूल्य वढाइएको छ।'

आजै (बिहीबारै) मात्र लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स कम्पनी नेपालको सेयरको सुरुवाती मूल्य २७ सय रुपैयाँ थियो। बजार बन्द हुँदा यसको मूल्य २८ सय १० रुपैयाँ पुगेको थियो, जबकी बुधबार यो कम्पनीको अन्तिम सेयर मूल्य २६ सय ५० रुपैयाँ कायम भएको थियो। 

बैंक तथा वित्तीय संस्थाहरुले बिमा कम्पनीको सेयर माग वढी गर्न थालेपछि अन्य लगानीकर्ताहरु बिमा बाहेकका सेयरमा लागेका छन्। मूल्य थप वढ्ने अपेक्षामा बजारमा बिमा कम्पनीहरुको आपुर्ति घटेको छ। यो कारणले बजारमा बिमा कम्पनीको सेयर मूल्य बढेको हो। बिहीबार एलायन्स इन्स्योरेन्स, गुँरास लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स, हिमालयन जेनरल इन्स्योरेन्स, लुम्बिनी जेनरल इन्स्योरेन्स, लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स कर्पोरेसन, नेपाल इन्स्यारेन्स कम्पनी, एनएलजी इन्स्योरेन्स, नेपाल लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स, नेशनल लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स, प्रुडेन्सियल इन्स्योरेन्स, शिखर इन्स्योरेन्स, सिद्धार्थ इन्स्योरेन्स, सूर्या लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स, युनाइटेड इन्स्योरेन्सको मूल्य बढेको छ। एसियन लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्सको मूल्य स्थिर रह्यो भने प्राइम लाइफ इन्स्योरेन्स र सगरमाथा इन्स्योरेन्सको मूल्य सामान्य घटेको छ।

'तरलता वढ्ने तर ऋण लगानी नहुने भएपछि विकास बैंक तथा फाइनान्स कम्पनीहरु बिमा कम्पनीको सेयर खरिद गरेर नाफा बढाउनेतर्फ लागेका छन्,' सेयर विश्लेषक रविन्द्र भट्टराईले भने, 'अहिले बिमा कम्पनीको सेयर संस्थाहरुले उठाउन थालेकाले मूल्य बढेको हो।' उनले बिमा कम्पनीहरुको वित्तीय विवरण र उनीहरुले गर्ने व्यापारका आधारमा मूल्य महँगो भइसकेको जानकारी दिए। लगानीकर्ता तिमिल्सिनाले पनि बिमा कम्पनीका सेयरहरुको मूल्य अस्वभाविक बढेर वास्तविकभन्दा निकै माथि पुगेको बताए। 

मूल्य बढ्नुको अर्को कारण भने बिमा समितिले ल्याएको नीतिले गर्दा हो। नियामक निकाय बिमा समितिले जीवन बिमा कम्पनीहरुले सम्पति बढाउनु पर्ने निर्देशन दिएपछि नगद लाभांस नपाइने भन्दै ठूला लगानीकर्ताले मूल्य बढाएर विक्री गर्ने रणनीति बनाएका छन्। ठूला लगानीकर्ताहरु सेयरभन्दा नगद चाहन्छन्।

समितिले जीवन बिमा कम्पनीहरुलाई कुल दायित्वको १.५ गुणा सम्पति हुनु पर्ने भन्दै निर्देशन दिएको छ। समितिको निर्देशनपछि जीवन बिमा कम्पनीहरुले नाफाको ठूलो हिस्सा सम्पति बृद्धिका लागि जगेडा कोषमा राख्नु पर्छ, जसले गर्दा चालु बर्ष उच्च नाफा कमाएका बिमा कम्पनीहरुले लगानीकर्ताहरुलाई मुस्किलले मात्र नगद वाँड्न सक्ने ठूला लगानीकर्ताको मूल्यांकन छ। 

पछिल्लो समय जीवन बिमा कम्पनीहरुको मूल्य बढ्न थालेपछि गैरजीवन बिमा कम्पनीहरुको सेयरमा पनि आकर्षण देखिएको छ। लगानीकर्ताले संसद गठन भइसकेकाले बिमक ऐन पारित भएर पुँजी बृद्धि गर्नु पर्ने प्रावधान थपिने हल्ला पनि चलाएका छन्। पुँजी बृद्धिको हल्ला पनि बिमा कम्पनीहरुको सेयर मूल्य बढिरहेको तिमिल्सिनाले बताए। 

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SICL + hgi still good for investment

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Many small investors are destined to doom by investing in the insurance sector without thorough study. There will be many losers in this sector in the near future.

I can see small investor loosing money in insurance.

If we talk about future then chilime should be 5000, bpc 3000, no looking at pe ratio and eps price for insurance can not be supported.

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This is what sharesansar article says:

ShareSansar, February 19:

The insurance sector has been growing steadily in the stock market over the past two months or so. Only yesterday it posted a spectacular growth of more than 5 percent.

Stock analysts and traders are, however, divided over the growth. While some take it naturally especially as the insurers need to raise their paid-up capital drastically, which entails rights and bonus shares besides better regulation and governance of the non-life insurers over the recent months, others are weary of the growth as they think that the scrips are overvalued, largely propelled by the weak supply side than actual performance of the insurers.

But all of them say that there is no denying that the sector will continue to witness a high growth for the next few months, at least. Experts feel that most of insurance companies are growing despite being overpriced due to a number of reasons such as weak supply side and the need of the insurers to soar up their paid-up capital.

One of the big institutional investors, insisting anonymity, insists that more than anything else the weak supply side is fuelling the growth, and this is very dangerous.

“For instance some insurers such as United Insurance have been able to offer hardly any dividend, but their scrip price is surging,” says he. “It is all about the short supply caused by some interest groups. Hence the growth is not realistic.”

But other investors, brokers and analysts insist that one of the major reasons behind the current boom is that most of the insurers are yet to raise their paid-up capital as required by the regulations enforced by the Insurance Board (IB), the regulator.

“Yes, short supply is one of the reasons that is propelling the share price of the insurance companies. But what is causing the short supply? It is the hope of more dividend, especially rights and bonus shares as they have to soar up their paid-up,” says one of the leading brokers (number 2 Nanda Kishore Mundheda.

“And also do not forget that the insurance sector is almost virgin. For instance, less than 3 percent of the citizens are covered by life insurance. Can’t you see the tremendous prospect this sector holds?” he adds.

As per the regulations, a life insurance company must soar up their paid-up to Rs 50 crore and non-life insurer must have a paid-up of Rs 25 crore, which is expected to be raised to Rs 2 arba for the life insurance and Rs 1 arba for non-life insurance in days to come.

“In the wake of growing business, the life insurance companies’ liabilities have also grown, which compels them to raise their capital base,” says stock analyst Uddhav Siwakoti, who is also a share investor. “Anyway, they have to soar up their paid-up capital as required by the regulations.”

Another factor propelling the growth is the growing business of both the insurance groups.

The last monetary policy has made life insurance mandatory for all the civil servants and the actually business of the sector is also growing over the recent months.

Likewise, compulsory second as well as third party insurance combined by strong regulation of the sector by the IB over the recent months – for example, the regular’s intervention in the Everest Insurance episode -- have boosted investors’ confidence in the non-life insurance sector.

“The interest taken by the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has also enhanced the prospect of good governance in non-life insurance sector, which has further instilled confidence in the investors,” says Siwakoti.

There are also indications that some national non-life insurers would be allowed to handle re-insurance, which are being handled by foreign insurers so far.

Technically, too, the sector is posed for more growth in days to come, according to analysts.

“The insurance sector is posed for more growth in days ahead, technically,” says analyst Jeevan Shrestha. “The market, basically propelled by the insurance sector, should reach 850, and could go up to 900 – if the banking sector lends support.”

However, Shrestha opines that the insurance sector scrips are already overpriced considering their balance sheets, and that the sector is unlikely to sustain its boom on a long-term basis.

But Siwakoti begs to defer.

He argues that the price of shares of the insurers, especially the non-life insurers, has always been undervalued as compared to the price of shares of the banking group and that the sector is set to post further growth for a long time.


Source:
http://sharesansar.com/viewnews.php?id=19005&cat=news

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