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Domestic capital & opportunities

A clearer path to capital, partners and opportunity in Nepal.

For businesses, projects, asset owners, entrepreneurs and investors seeking the right relationship—not simply more introductions.

What are you looking for?

Begin with your objective.

Choose the route closest to your position today. Every engagement begins with an initial assessment of fit.

01

I need capital

I have a business, project or asset and a defined requirement for investment.

02

I need a partner

I am looking for a strategic, operating or joint venture relationship.

03

I want to invest

I am considering businesses, projects or partnership opportunities in Nepal.

04

I want to sell or partner

I have a business, asset or stake that may suit investment or acquisition.

Four domestic pathways

Practical work on both sides of a deal.

01

Raise Capital

For businesses, startups, growth companies and projects with a clear commercial case and use for new capital.

We assess the situation, clarify the capital requirement, prepare the opportunity and seek relevant investor conversations.

Submit an opportunity
02

Find a Partner

For businesses seeking a strategic, joint venture, operating or growth partner.

We clarify the role a partner needs to play and identify relationships with a credible reason to engage.

Discuss a partnership
03

Explore Opportunities

For individual investors, business groups and strategic investors considering Nepal-based opportunities.

We provide local context, structured information and coordinated access where interests appear meaningfully aligned.

Explore investor access
04

Business & Asset Deals

For a business sale, partial equity transaction, acquisition pathway or strategic investment.

We help frame the transaction, organize the available information and coordinate relevant conversations without implying an outcome.

Submit a transaction
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How the paths connect

A Nepal opportunity may meet domestic or international capital.

First Deal Nepal develops the opportunity locally, then considers which investor or strategic relationship is relevant to the situation.

That may involve a Nepalese investor, an international investor, a company with sector capability or a partner whose contribution extends beyond capital.

See how the work progresses

For opportunity owners

Start with what exists today and what needs to change.

Use the structured submission when you have a defined opportunity. If the objective is still taking shape, begin with a general conversation.