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Chilime Hydropower Company

Chilime Hydropower's share price fell 2.04% today to Rs 327.2 from Rs 333.0 yesterday. There was no specific news related to the company, so the decline appears to be driven by broader market sentiment rather than any company-specific developments.

Sector: Hydropower

Summary

Chilime Hydropower remains under pressure as six workers are still trapped in a tunnel at its project site. Recent rescue updates showing echoes and cool airflow have lifted market sentiment, pushing the share modestly higher. However, the recovery efforts have now revealed the bodies of five workers, dampening hopes for survivors.

Recent moves

Down 2.04% to Rs 327.2 — no specific news, moved with broader market sentiment

Up 2.46% to Rs 333.0 — no specific news, moved with broader market sentiment

Down 0.91% to Rs 325.0 — no specific news, moved with broader market sentiment

Down 1.06% to Rs 328.0 — no specific news, moved with broader market sentiment

Up 1.07% to Rs 331.5 — no specific news, moved with broader market sentiment

Down 3.24% to Rs 328.0 — no specific news, moved with broader market sentiment

Up 2.98% to Rs 369.7 — no specific news

Up 2.98% to Rs 369.7 — no specific news

Up 2.98% to Rs 369.7 — no specific news

Up 2.98% to Rs 369.7 — No new specific news, price steady after recent recovery updates

Up 2.98% to Rs 369.7 — Positive sentiment after handover of recovered bodies to families

Up 2.98% to Rs 369.7 — Positive market reaction following handover of recovered bodies to families

Up 1.87% to Rs 358.7 — Continued market reaction to recovery of bodies amid ongoing rescue efforts

Up 1.87% to Rs 358.7 — Market reacts to recovery of bodies amid ongoing rescue efforts

Up 1.87% to Rs 358.7 — Continued hope from ongoing rescue efforts

Up 1.87% to Rs 358.7 — Continued hope from ongoing rescue efforts

Up 1.76% to Rs 352.1 — Hopeful signs in tunnel rescue and ongoing recovery efforts

Up 1.76% to Rs 352.1 — Hopeful signs in tunnel rescue

Up 1.76% to Rs 352.1 — Hopeful signs and airflow detected in tunnel rescue operations

No market data available — Kulman Ghising visits site as tunnel rescue operations continue

Context

In September 2026, a major tunnel debris incident trapped six workers at the Chilime site, prompting large‑scale multinational rescue operations involving Nepali security forces, Indian teams, and international tunnel experts. The incident continues to dominate the company's narrative, with no new leadership changes or strategic deals reported. Recent recovery efforts have found the bodies of five workers, with one still missing, highlighting the severe impact of the Bhote Koshi-Trishuli flood on the project.

On September 17, the bodies of five Chilime hydropower workers recovered from the flooded tunnel were handed over to their families, marking a somber milestone in the rescue efforts. The Nepal Army had been assigned to the rescue operations after the tunnel was fully opened on September 16.

On October 4, an article featured Damber Nepali’s daughter recalling the Chilime hydro project lost to flood, adding a human and historical perspective to the ongoing tragedy but without direct market impact.

last market date
2026-10-13
last price
327.2
last price change pct
-2.04
sector
Hydropower

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