🎯 Ncell is Going Public: IPO Shares Coming Soon!
Get ready to invest in Nepal's leading mobile network operator
About Ncell Axiata Limited
Ncell Axiata Limited (previously Ncell Pvt Ltd) has been serving Nepal since 2004 as the country's first private mobile operator. The company is committed to being the best local mobile network, providing services of international quality with a genuine local touch.
With a majority of its employees being Nepali, Ncell's services are specifically designed to meet the needs of local communities across Nepal.
Our Mission & Vision
Ncell is constantly working towards ambitious goals:
- Connecting everyone in Nepal through its extensive network
- Providing high-quality, modern, and cost-effective services
- Creating value for customers and partners across the nation
- Bringing connectivity to the remotest areas of Nepal
10
Countries of Operation
25,000
Employees Worldwide
290M
Subscribers Served
Part of Axiata Group Berhad
Ncell Axiata is proudly part of the Axiata Group Berhad, one of Asia's leading telecommunications groups. Operating across ten countries with 25,000 employees and serving approximately 290 million subscribers, Axiata has a diverse portfolio spanning:
- Mobile network operations
- Communications infrastructure services
- Digital services
The Group brings together the best in connectivity, technology, and people in its vision of "Advancing Asia". Together with Axiata, Ncell contributes significantly to Nepal's economic development and infrastructure, building best-in-class networks and connecting people even in the most remote areas.
📊 IPO Details You Should Know
Current Ownership Structure:
- Axiata Group: 80% ownership
- Local Partner (Bhavana Singh Shrestha): 20% ownership
Paid-up Capital: Rs. 10 Crores
With the transformation into a public company, Ncell can sell up to 20% of its shares to the general public.
Legal Framework
According to Article 13 (1) of the Companies Act 2063, there is a provision to transform a private limited company into a public company if its paid-up capital exceeds Rs. 5 crores. Since Ncell's paid-up capital is Rs. 10 crores, the company qualifies for this transformation.
