The commission report of securities brokerage companies affiliated with the Nepal Securities Board and the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) for the month of Jestha 2083 has been made public, revealing a highly competitive landscape among both established and newly licensed brokers.

During the month, all 92 brokerage companies operating in Nepal collectively earned a total commission income of Rs. 36.62 crore from stock market transactions. Despite increasing competition, traditional market leaders continued to dominate, while new brokers and bank-backed subsidiaries strengthened their market presence.

Leading the market was NASA Securities Company Limited, which generated a total commission income of Rs. 2.87 crore during Jestha alone. This represented approximately 7.84% of the total commission earned by all brokers combined, reinforcing NASA Securities’ position as the dominant player in Nepal’s brokerage industry.

The second-highest commission earner was Sunny Securities Company Limited, which recorded commission earnings of Rs. 1.44 crore. The gap between first and second place remained substantial, with NASA Securities earning nearly 99% more than Sunny Securities, highlighting the concentration of trading activity among a few major market participants.

Older and established brokers continued to maintain strong market positions. Firms such as Imperial Securities Company Limited, Online Securities Company Limited, and Vision Securities Company Limited remained among the market’s leading performers due to their established customer networks and operational experience.

At the same time, newer brokerage firms showed aggressive growth. Among recently licensed brokers, Capital Max Securities Limited emerged as one of the strongest performers, earning Rs. 80.82 lakh and securing a place among the top ten commission earners. Similarly, Kalash Stock Market Limited generated Rs. 59.27 lakh, while Nabil Stock Dealer Limited earned Rs. 53.90 lakh, demonstrating the growing influence of technology-driven and expansion-focused brokerage models.

Bank-affiliated brokerage companies also delivered competitive results. Among them, Nabil Stock Dealer stood out as the top performer, supported by the nationwide network and institutional client base of Nabil Bank. Other notable performers included NIMB Stock Markets Limited with Rs. 36.63 lakh, Citizens Share Broker Limited with Rs. 27.49 lakh, and KBL Securities Limited with Rs. 22.79 lakh in commission earnings.

Additional bank-related brokerage firms also recorded notable performance. Prabhu Stock Market Limited earned Rs. 19.34 lakh, NMB Securities Limited generated Rs. 18.97 lakh, while Sunrise Securities Limited and Sanima Securities Limited continued expanding their presence. Other participants including Himalayan Securities Limited, RBB Securities Company Limited, Global IME Securities Limited, Machhapuchchhre Securities Limited, and Garima Securities Limited also contributed to the market’s growing diversity.

A notable comparison emerged between institutional dealer firms. Citizen Stock Dealer Limited earned Rs. 45.16 lakh in commission, while Nabil Stock Dealer outperformed with Rs. 53.90 lakh. Nabil’s commission exceeded Citizen Stock Dealer by Rs. 8.73 lakh, indicating stronger trading activity and a more balanced distribution between buy-side and sell-side transactions.

However, the report also highlighted challenges faced by smaller brokers. Some companies struggled to generate sufficient income to cover operational expenses. The lowest commission earner during Jestha was Money World Share Exchange Pvt. Ltd., which generated only Rs. 515.99 in commission. Other low-performing firms included Beni Securities Pvt. Ltd., Pahi Investment, Bhole Ganesh Securities, and Garima Securities.

Overall, the Jestha 2083 broker commission report shows that established brokers continue to dominate Nepal’s stock brokerage industry, but new entrants and bank-supported brokerage firms are steadily gaining market share. With 92 active brokers competing in the market, future leadership is likely to depend increasingly on technology adoption, customer experience, innovation, and the ability to attract long-term investors.

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