Build Nepal's Future, Together
Public Affairs Nepal is open for investment partnerships co-investing, co-developing, and co-executing projects across Nepal's different investment sectors. We bring government access, sector expertise, and on-the-ground intelligence. You bring capital and ambition.
USD 6B+
Annual FDI Target
100%
Profit Repatriation
IBN
Government-Backed Facilitation
Our Partners
We work with a growing network of institutional, strategic, and co-investment partners who share our commitment to responsible, high-impact investment in Nepal.
We Are Open for Investment Partnerships
Nepal stands at a historic inflection point — with a young population, vast natural resources, and a government that has made foreign direct investment a constitutional priority. The window for first-mover advantage is open now, and we are looking for partners who see what we see.
Whether you are a private equity firm, a development finance institution, a multinational corporation, or a sovereign fund — if your mandate includes South Asia's next emerging market, we want to build with you.
Government access
Direct working relationships with the Investment Board of Nepal, relevant ministries, and provincial governments.
Sector intelligence
Deep on-the-ground knowledge across energy, agriculture, tourism, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure.
Project pipeline
Curated pipeline of bankable projects in pre-feasibility to financing stage across all eight priority sectors.
Regulatory navigation
End-to-end guidance through Nepal's approval processes, environmental clearances, and land acquisition frameworks.
Partnership Models
We structure partnerships to fit the mandate, risk appetite, and investment horizon of each partner. These are the models we work with most.
Co-Investment Partnerships
Joint investment in specific projects alongside domestic and international co-investors. We structure co-investment vehicles that align risk, return, and governance across all parties.
Institutional Partnerships
Collaborations with development finance institutions, multilateral agencies, impact investors, and sovereign wealth funds seeking to deploy capital into Nepal's priority sectors.
Strategic Advisory Partnerships
Long-term advisory retainers with international firms, trade bodies, and chambers of commerce seeking in-country intelligence, policy access, and project facilitation in Nepal.
Project Development Partnerships
End-to-end project co-development from feasibility through financing, construction, and commissioning — particularly in energy, infrastructure, and agro-processing.
Public–Private Partnerships
Structured PPP arrangements with the Government of Nepal and its agencies — combining public mandate with private capital and operational efficiency across utilities and infrastructure.
Knowledge & Research Partnerships
Collaborations with universities, think tanks, and research institutions producing investment-grade analysis on Nepal's economy, regulatory landscape, and sector opportunities.