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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected
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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected

NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has disconnected the power supply to 25 industries across the country that were operating through dedicated feeders and trunk lines, citing long-pending arrears of Rs 5.48 billion. Among them, 20 industries have been forced to halt operations completely, while five others remain partially functional. Two of those had already suspended production earlier, two have reconnected after starting installment payments, and Shivam Cement has managed to continue production by running its generators.

Dipesh Ghimire

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29 Oct, 2025

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline
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Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline The Government of Nepal has officially unveiled a broad reform framework aimed at enhancing the performance, governance, and financial discipline of the country’s public enterprises. The Ministry of Finance has released the “Public Enterprises Management and Governance Policy, 2082”, identifying critical challenges and outlining institutional reforms to improve efficiency, professionalism, and accountability.

Dipesh Ghimire

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29 Oct, 2025

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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected
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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected

NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has disconnected the power supply to 25 industries across the country that were operating through dedicated feeders and trunk lines, citing long-pending arrears of Rs 5.48 billion. Among them, 20 industries have been forced to halt operations completely, while five others remain partially functional. Two of those had already suspended production earlier, two have reconnected after starting installment payments, and Shivam Cement has managed to continue production by running its generators.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

29 Oct, 2025

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline
Top

2 min read

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline The Government of Nepal has officially unveiled a broad reform framework aimed at enhancing the performance, governance, and financial discipline of the country’s public enterprises. The Ministry of Finance has released the “Public Enterprises Management and Governance Policy, 2082”, identifying critical challenges and outlining institutional reforms to improve efficiency, professionalism, and accountability.

Dipesh Ghimire

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29 Oct, 2025

Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind
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Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind

Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind In the first three months of the current fiscal year 2082/83, Nepal has received foreign direct investment (FDI) commitments amounting to NPR 35.13 billion, according to data released by the Department of Industry (DoI). Between mid-July and mid-October, a total of 311 projects were approved with foreign investment pledges, signaling a steady interest from international investors despite ongoing economic challenges. The month of Ashoj alone witnessed commitments of NPR 4.94 billion through 54 new projects. Among the total commitments, seven large-scale, four medium, and 300 small-scale enterprises were approved for investment. Officials from the DoI noted that Nepal continues to attract the highest number of small-scale ventures, showing the growing interest of small foreign entrepreneurs rather than large multinational companies. The tourism sector has emerged as the top recipient of FDI pledges this quarter. A total of 103 tourism-related projects received commitments worth NPR 1.46 billion, reflecting investors’ optimism in the post-pandemic revival of Nepal’s tourism industry. Many of these projects are focused on hotels, adventure tourism, eco-lodges, and hospitality-related services.

Dipesh Ghimire

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28 Oct, 2025

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures
Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Lo

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Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures Nepal’s banking and financial institutions (BFIs) are facing a critical period as they prepare to publish their first-quarter financial reports for FY 2082/83 (up to mid-October). The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has extended the reporting deadline to Kartik 21, citing the impact of the festive season and operational challenges. Previously, banks were required to publish within seven days of the quarter’s end. This extension provides some relief, especially as the central bank has also allowed income from collections made up to Kartik 15 to be counted in the first quarter’s earnings. However, despite these measures, banks are under mounting pressure due to sluggish loan recovery, weak credit demand, and excess liquidity.

Dipesh Ghimire

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28 Oct, 2025

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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected
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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected

NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has disconnected the power supply to 25 industries across the country that were operating through dedicated feeders and trunk lines, citing long-pending arrears of Rs 5.48 billion. Among them, 20 industries have been forced to halt operations completely, while five others remain partially functional. Two of those had already suspended production earlier, two have reconnected after starting installment payments, and Shivam Cement has managed to continue production by running its generators.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

29 Oct, 2025

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline
Top

2 min read

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline The Government of Nepal has officially unveiled a broad reform framework aimed at enhancing the performance, governance, and financial discipline of the country’s public enterprises. The Ministry of Finance has released the “Public Enterprises Management and Governance Policy, 2082”, identifying critical challenges and outlining institutional reforms to improve efficiency, professionalism, and accountability.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

29 Oct, 2025

Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind
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Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind

Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind In the first three months of the current fiscal year 2082/83, Nepal has received foreign direct investment (FDI) commitments amounting to NPR 35.13 billion, according to data released by the Department of Industry (DoI). Between mid-July and mid-October, a total of 311 projects were approved with foreign investment pledges, signaling a steady interest from international investors despite ongoing economic challenges. The month of Ashoj alone witnessed commitments of NPR 4.94 billion through 54 new projects. Among the total commitments, seven large-scale, four medium, and 300 small-scale enterprises were approved for investment. Officials from the DoI noted that Nepal continues to attract the highest number of small-scale ventures, showing the growing interest of small foreign entrepreneurs rather than large multinational companies. The tourism sector has emerged as the top recipient of FDI pledges this quarter. A total of 103 tourism-related projects received commitments worth NPR 1.46 billion, reflecting investors’ optimism in the post-pandemic revival of Nepal’s tourism industry. Many of these projects are focused on hotels, adventure tourism, eco-lodges, and hospitality-related services.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

28 Oct, 2025

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures
Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Lo

3 min read

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures Nepal’s banking and financial institutions (BFIs) are facing a critical period as they prepare to publish their first-quarter financial reports for FY 2082/83 (up to mid-October). The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has extended the reporting deadline to Kartik 21, citing the impact of the festive season and operational challenges. Previously, banks were required to publish within seven days of the quarter’s end. This extension provides some relief, especially as the central bank has also allowed income from collections made up to Kartik 15 to be counted in the first quarter’s earnings. However, despite these measures, banks are under mounting pressure due to sluggish loan recovery, weak credit demand, and excess liquidity.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

28 Oct, 2025

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NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected

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29 Oct, 2025

NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected

NEA Cuts Power to 25 Industries; 20 Shut Down, 16,000 Workers Affected The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has disconnected the power supply to 25 industries across the country that were operating through dedicated feeders and trunk lines, citing long-pending arrears of Rs 5.48 billion. Among them, 20 industries have been forced to halt operations completely, while five others remain partially functional. Two of those had already suspended production earlier, two have reconnected after starting installment payments, and Shivam Cement has managed to continue production by running its generators.

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Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline

Dipesh Ghimire

·

29 Oct, 2025

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline

Government Unveils Comprehensive Reform Roadmap for Public Enterprises: Focus on Efficiency, Governance, and Financial Discipline The Government of Nepal has officially unveiled a broad reform framework aimed at enhancing the performance, governance, and financial discipline of the country’s public enterprises. The Ministry of Finance has released the “Public Enterprises Management and Governance Policy, 2082”, identifying critical challenges and outlining institutional reforms to improve efficiency, professionalism, and accountability.

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Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind

Dipesh Ghimire

·

28 Oct, 2025

Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind

Nepal Sees NPR 35 Billion in FDI Commitments in First Quarter, But Actual Investment Still Trails Behind In the first three months of the current fiscal year 2082/83, Nepal has received foreign direct investment (FDI) commitments amounting to NPR 35.13 billion, according to data released by the Department of Industry (DoI). Between mid-July and mid-October, a total of 311 projects were approved with foreign investment pledges, signaling a steady interest from international investors despite ongoing economic challenges. The month of Ashoj alone witnessed commitments of NPR 4.94 billion through 54 new projects. Among the total commitments, seven large-scale, four medium, and 300 small-scale enterprises were approved for investment. Officials from the DoI noted that Nepal continues to attract the highest number of small-scale ventures, showing the growing interest of small foreign entrepreneurs rather than large multinational companies. The tourism sector has emerged as the top recipient of FDI pledges this quarter. A total of 103 tourism-related projects received commitments worth NPR 1.46 billion, reflecting investors’ optimism in the post-pandemic revival of Nepal’s tourism industry. Many of these projects are focused on hotels, adventure tourism, eco-lodges, and hospitality-related services.

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Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures

Dipesh Ghimire

·

28 Oct, 2025

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures

Nepal’s Banks Struggle with Loan Recovery Amid Festive Delays and Liquidity Pressures Nepal’s banking and financial institutions (BFIs) are facing a critical period as they prepare to publish their first-quarter financial reports for FY 2082/83 (up to mid-October). The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has extended the reporting deadline to Kartik 21, citing the impact of the festive season and operational challenges. Previously, banks were required to publish within seven days of the quarter’s end. This extension provides some relief, especially as the central bank has also allowed income from collections made up to Kartik 15 to be counted in the first quarter’s earnings. However, despite these measures, banks are under mounting pressure due to sluggish loan recovery, weak credit demand, and excess liquidity.

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