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Our focus / Nepal

Nepal’s potential.
Four areas of focus.

Rivers, landscapes, farms and local enterprise. We connect businesses built around Nepal’s resources and communities with capital and partners.

A turquoise river flowing between rocky hills in Nepal.

01 Rivers & infrastructure

Hydropower & Energy

A river project is only one part of an energy business. Development, supporting infrastructure and long-term operation all need the right mix of capital, experience and local relationships.

We work with hydropower promoters and energy businesses exploring equity investment, co-investors or strategic partners, from developing a project to strengthening an existing operation.

  • Hydropower development
  • Operating energy businesses
  • Project partnerships
Boats on Phewa Lake with hillside communities and mountains beyond, Pokhara, Nepal.

02 Destinations & experiences

Hospitality & Tourism

A landscape can give people a reason to visit. Places to stay, local experiences and dependable visitor services turn that interest into a business and connect it with the surrounding community.

We consider hotels, resorts, eco-lodges, wellness and tourism businesses seeking capital or an operating partner. That can mean developing a new concept, improving an existing property or building services around a destination.

  • Hotels & resorts
  • Wellness retreats
  • Tourism services
Terraced farms and scattered rural homes on the hills near Pokhara, Nepal.

03 Farms & food businesses

Agriculture & Food Processing

Growing the crop is only the beginning. Processing, packaging, storage and transport can help connect rural production with customers and create businesses beyond the farm itself.

We connect agricultural and food businesses with investors and commercial partners. Areas to explore include adding processing capacity, developing a packaged product and improving the route from producer to market.

  • Food processing
  • Storage & distribution
  • Agricultural supply chains
A factory worker operating industrial cutting machinery on a production floor.

04 Production & local commerce

Manufacturing & Trading

The businesses behind everyday goods need more than a production line. Reliable supply, suitable premises and a route to customers all shape how a manufacturer or trading business can grow.

We work with owners exploring investment, commercial partnerships or expansion. This may involve adding production capacity, reaching new customers or connecting local products with a wider distribution network.

  • Manufacturing
  • Import, export & distribution
  • Commercial partnerships

Your next step

An opportunity in mind?
Let’s hear about it.

Bring us your business, project or productive asset. Tell us what you have and the investment, sale or partnership you’re exploring.

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