NMB Sulav Investment Fund - 2

NMB Sulav Investment Fund - II is a closed-ended mutual fund scheme in Nepal, managed by NMB Capital Limited. It was listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) on 9 November 2022 under the ticker symbol “NSIF2,” when 12.21 crore units (face value NPR 10 each) were issued and listed. The fund has a 10-year maturity period, meaning it is structured to return capital after the completion of the term. NSIF2 pools investor capital to create a diversified portfolio investing across listed equities, fixed-income instruments (bonds, debentures), money-market assets, and other permissible securities under mutual-fund regulations. According to the most recent published report (as of Shrawan 2082), the fund had investments in listed shares worth over NPR 1.43 Arba and maintained additional holdings in bank deposits, bonds/debentures and liquid assets reflecting a mix designed to balance return potential with risk management. As of November 2025, NSIF2’s last traded price (LTP) on NEPSE was around NPR 9.92 per unit, with a 52-week high/low of ~NPR 11.93 / ~NPR 9.75. For the fiscal year 2081/82 (approx. 2024/25), the fund declared a 15% cash dividend for unit-holders. This indicates the scheme’s intention to provide periodic returns and incentive to investors, even within the constraints of a closed-ended structure.Because it is a mutual fund (not a conventional company), NSIF2 does not operate as a business in the traditional sense (e.g. manufacturing, banking, services). Rather, its purpose is investment management providing an avenue for investors to indirectly access a diversified portfolio without needing to pick individual stocks, bonds or other securities themselves. For many investors, especially those lacking time or expertise for direct stock selection, NSIF2 offers a more managed and diversified exposure to Nepal’s capital market.