Everest Color Limited Opens IPO for the Public: 655,700 Shares Now on Offer

Everest Color Limited has opened its Initial Public Offering (IPO) to the general public, giving investors a fresh opportunity to buy into the company’s growth story. After setting aside shares for Nepalis employed abroad, the company is now offering 655,700 units at a face value of NPR 100 each.

The issue opened on Friday, June 5, 2026 and will remain available for applications until Wednesday, June 10, 2026. The offering is part of the company’s plan to issue 26.33 percent of its issued capital to the public.

What investors need to know

Everest Color Limited’s public issue comes with a total of 655,700 shares available for general investors. The shares are priced at a standard face value of NPR 100, making the IPO straightforward for retail applicants looking for exposure to a manufacturing and processing company.

According to the sources, Muktinath Capital Limited is serving as the issue manager for the offering, handling the public issue process and application management.

How the IPO fits into the company’s broader plan

The public issue is part of Everest Color Limited’s capital issuance strategy, with the company aiming to distribute 26.33 percent of its issued capital. That makes this IPO a meaningful step in expanding its shareholder base and increasing public participation in the company.

For investors, the opening of this issue adds another name to Nepal’s active IPO pipeline, especially among companies seeking to broaden access to equity markets through retail participation.

Application window and process

Applications are open now and will close on June 10, 2026. Investors can apply through the usual IPO channels, including digital application systems and issue manager-supported processes mentioned in the source material.

The listing and allocation outcome will depend on the company’s allotment process after the subscription period ends.

Why this IPO matters

While the issue size is modest compared with large-cap offerings, Everest Color Limited’s IPO is notable because it gives public investors a chance to participate in a company that operates in Nepal’s manufacturing and processing sector. In a market where IPO demand often runs high, even relatively small issues can attract strong attention from retail applicants.

The offering also reflects continued capital market activity in Nepal, where public issues remain an important way for companies to raise funds and build market visibility.