Major Change in eSewa Share Structure

Digital wallet company eSewa has witnessed significant changes in its shareholding structure due to internal buying and selling among key investors. This reshuffling has created a new ownership setup, with some investors gaining and others losing stakes.

Key Changes:

• Asgar Ali has emerged as the largest shareholder. His stake increased from 20.40% (775,200 shares) to 27.95% (1,062,173 shares).

• Bishwas Dhakal, the company’s founder-chairman, saw his stake drop from 28% (1,064,000 shares) to 23.83% (905,470 shares).

  
  

• Sambhav Sirohiya’s ownership decreased from 16% (608,000 shares) to 13.62% (517,412 shares).

• Subash Sharma’s stake fell from 7.68% (291,840 shares) to 6.54% (248,358 shares).

• F1Soft International, an institutional investor, maintained its 20% stake (760,000 shares).

Minor Investors:
Some small shareholders saw slight increases, while others remained stable. For example, Roshan Lamichhane’s stake grew from 0.40% to 0.55% (15,200 → 20,827 shares). Shareholding of Subash Sapkota (3.84%), Kailash Shrestha (1.44%), and Yogesh Bhattarai (1.44%) remained unchanged. Similarly, Akbar Khan (0.48%) and Advait Tuladhar (0.32%) retained their previous stakes.