Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower
Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower’s stock fell from Rs 190.0 to Rs 189.1 today, a 0.47% decline. There was no specific news related to the company, so the drop likely reflects broader market or sector sentiment rather than company-specific events.
Sector: Hydropower
Summary
Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower (UPPER) continues to face mild downward pressure on its stock price, closing at Rs 189.1 after a 0.47% decline on October 1, 2026. There are still no company-specific updates amid ongoing regional challenges from recent floods affecting nearby hydropower projects.
Recent moves
Dropped 0.47% to Rs 189.1 — no specific news
Dropped 0.42% to Rs 190.0 — no specific news
Dropped 0.75% to Rs 197.7 — no specific news
Dropped 0.75% to Rs 197.7 — no specific news
Dropped 0.75% to Rs 197.7 — no specific news
Dropped 0.75% to Rs 197.7 — no specific news
Dropped 0.75% to Rs 197.7 — no specific news
Dropped 0.75% to Rs 197.7 — no specific news
Gained 1.63% to Rs 193.0 — no specific news
Gained 1.63% to Rs 193.0 — no specific news
Gained 1.63% to Rs 193.0 — no specific news
Gained 1.63% to Rs 193.0 — no specific news
Gained 2.65% to Rs 189.9 — dispute over board meeting without elected directors.
Gained 2.65% to Rs 189.9 — dispute over board meeting without elected directors.
No market data for today — no specific news.
No market data for today — no specific news.
No market data for today — no specific news.
No market data for today — no specific news.
No market data for today — no specific news.
No market data for today — no specific news.
Context
In September 2026, a governance dispute surfaced after a board meeting was called without elected directors representing public shareholders (who hold 49% equity, alongside NEA's 41%), resulting in the meeting failing due to lack of quorum. There have been no announcements of leadership changes, material transactions, or operational disruptions specific to Upper Tamakoshi itself. Broader regional news has highlighted flood impacts on multiple hydropower projects in mid-September 2026, but no direct damage or operational impact to Upper Tamakoshi has been reported in available articles.
Search and rescue operations continue at other hydropower sites like Chilime and Upper Trishuli projects, but these do not appear to affect Upper Tamakoshi directly.
Recent news on September 30 mentions the flood-swollen Marsyangdi river cutting off Upper Manang, a nearby region, but this has not been directly linked to Upper Tamakoshi's operations or stock performance.
- last market date
- 2026-10-01
- last price
- 189.1
- last price change pct
- -0.47
- sector
- Hydropower
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