What is WACC in NEPSE share trading?

WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) in NEPSE context refers to the average purchase price of shares when you've bought the same stock at different prices through IPO, secondary market, rights issues, or received bonus shares. It's essential for calculating your actual profit/loss and Capital Gains Tax.

How do bonus shares affect WACC calculation?

Bonus shares are issued at zero cost, which lowers your overall WACC. When you receive bonus shares, your total share count increases but total investment remains the same, resulting in a lower average cost per share.

WACC Calculator NP

Official 2081/82 average cost calculation for NEPSE & MeroShare.

Portfolio Data

Purchase History

Fees applied: SEBON 0.015%, DP NPR 25. Broker rates: 0.36% (≤50k), 0.33% (≤5L), 0.31% (≤20L).

WACC Result

Add your share purchase details on the left to see your average cost per share.

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How to Use this Tool

Select Type

Choose transaction type: **Secondary** (Paid), **IPO/Bonus/Right** (Free/Reduced).

Enter Data

Input your **Total Units** and **Price per Share**. Add multiple rows for different buys.

Review Costs

The tool adds **Broker Fees**, **SEBON fees**, and **DP charges** automatically.

Map to Share

Use the final **WACC Price** to update your purchase source in MeroShare.

NEPSE WACC Guide

What is WACC in Nepal?

WACC stands for Weighted Average Cost of Capital. In the context of NEPSE, it is the average price you paid for your shares after including all expenses like broker fees, SEBON commissions, and DP charges.

Capital Gains Tax Impact

When you sell shares, the tax (5% for long-term or 7.5% for short-term) is calculated based on the difference between your selling price and your WACC. Updating this correctly in MeroShare ensures you don't overpay tax.

Common WACC Questions

Does WACC include Bonus Shares?

Yes. Bonus shares increase your total units while keeping the total cost the same (since you paid Rs. 0), which lowers your average WACC.

What brokerage rate should I use?

As of Jestha 2081, broker commissions were reduced. For transactions up to Rs. 50,000, the rate is 0.36%. Our calculator automatically applies these tiers based on your total transaction amount.