NEPSE Share Profit Calculator
Instantly calculate exactly how much money hits your bank account after fees.
| Gross Buy Amount | Rs. 0 |
| Total Fees (Broker + SEBON + DP) | – Rs. 0 |
| Capital Gains Tax (CGT) | – Rs. 0 |
| Total Investment (WACC) | Rs. 0 |
| Break-Even Price | Rs. 0.00 |
NEPSE Share Profit Calculator: Exact WACC & Break-Even Checker
If you trade on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), your selling price is never your final profit. Before the money is deposited into your bank account, several mandatory charges are deducted from your gross amount.
Between Broker Commissions, SEBON fees, DP charges, and Capital Gains Tax (CGT), manually calculating your true net profit and WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) is a massive headache. We built this mobile-friendly NEPSE profit calculator to do the exact math for you instantly, utilizing the most recent fee structures updated by the Securities Board of Nepal.
How Does This NEPSE Calculator Work?
Our tool uses the latest transaction data to guarantee 100% accurate results. You do not need to click any buttons—just type:
- Enter your Share Units: How many shares are you buying or selling?
- Enter the Buy Price: The price per share you originally purchased at.
- Enter the Target Sell Price: The price you intend to sell at (or have sold at).
- Select your Holding Period: This is critical for tax purposes. If you have held the stock for less than 1 year (short-term), the government levies a 7.5% Capital Gains Tax. If you have held it for more than 1 year (long-term), the tax drops to 5.0%.
As soon as you type, the tool instantly outputs your Net Profit, the exact Amount to your Bank, and your Break-Even Price (the minimum price you must sell at to cover all fees without taking a financial loss).
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Breakdown of NEPSE Transaction Fees (Updated Rates)
To understand exactly where your money is going, here is how the calculator deducts your fees using the latest regulatory slabs:
1. Share Broker Commission: Brokers charge a commission every time you buy and sell. The rate decreases for larger transactions.
- Up to Rs. 50,000: 0.36% (Minimum Rs. 10)
- Rs. 50,001 to Rs. 5,00,000: 0.33%
- Rs. 5,00,001 to Rs. 20,00,000: 0.31%
- Rs. 20,00,001 to Rs. 1 Crore: 0.27%
- Above Rs. 1 Crore: 0.24%
2. SEBON Regulatory Fee: The Securities Board of Nepal charges a flat 0.015% fee on the total transaction amount for both buying and selling.
3. DP Charge (Depository Participant): A flat Rs. 25 charge is levied during the transfer of shares. Our calculator factors this in to ensure your final net payout is perfectly accurate.
4. Capital Gains Tax (CGT): You only pay this tax if you make a profit. The tax is calculated purely on your Net Profit (Selling Amount – Buying Amount – All Fees). Short-term traders pay 7.5%, while long-term investors pay 5.0%.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
WACC stands for Weighted Average Cost of Capital. In NEPSE, your WACC is your total purchase price plus all the buying fees (Broker commission, SEBON fee, and DP charge) divided by your number of shares. This represents the true cost of acquiring one share.
Your break-even price is the exact price you need to sell your shares at to cover the buying price, the buying fees, and the upcoming selling fees without losing money. You can use the calculator above to find your break-even point instantly.
Yes, a standard Rs. 25 DP charge is applied during the transfer of shares. It is a flat fee charged per company, regardless of whether you are transferring 10 shares or 10,000 shares.
Many beginners only calculate Profit = (Sell Price – Buy Price) × Units. They forget to deduct the two-way broker commissions, SEBON fees, and the Capital Gains Tax (5% or 7.5%) levied by the government, which significantly reduces the final payout.