Laxmi Lube Oil convened technical workshops across five major cities, bringing together over 700 retailers and garage mechanics to discuss lubricant standards and engine maintenance.
Nepal Rastra Bank's total assets exceeded Rs 4 trillion in mid-September on foreign reserve growth, even as commercial lenders struggle with surplus liquidity and a troubled regional bank restructures.
Siddhartha Bank has partnered with the International Finance Corporation on a $40 million risk-sharing facility to absorb half the default risk on small and medium enterprise loans in Nepal.
Commerce Minister Deepak Kumar Sah has warned of stern penalties against rogue merchants, even as pledged festive price cuts on rice remain stalled across retail markets.
Jagdamba Motors has rolled out SHACMAN's X5000e electric prime mover and tipper in Nepal, targeting construction, hydropower, and long-distance commercial freight.
Livestock transactions at Dharan's Agricultural Produce Market have climbed 15 percent as Dashain and Tihar approach, with weekly festive turnover expected to exceed 10,000 goats.
The Department of Commerce, Supplies and Consumer Protection has penalized Salt Trading Corporation Rs 300,000 after the public enterprise failed to produce inventory ledgers for its sugar stocks during an inspection.
Everest Bank's 32nd annual general meeting has endorsed a 15 percent dividend, split into 5 percent bonus shares and 10 percent cash, for the fiscal year 2082/83.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has promised 27 new economic laws this fiscal year, pitching a target to expand Nepal's economy to $100 billion through private-sector-led growth.
Upgrades on the Muglin–Pokhara Highway western stretch are slated for November completion, while northern tracks reopen to Rasuwa and officials weigh parallel river corridors along the Prithvi Highway.
A deepening LPG shortage driven by road disruptions and Middle East tensions has pushed consumers toward induction stoves, while the Nepal Oil Corporation freezes retail fuel prices despite surging import costs.
Nepal Rastra Bank has eliminated fixed distribution periods for festive banknotes, providing new and clean currency through normal banking counters and branch networks ahead of Dashain.
Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle has urged the AIIB and the Qatari government to support flood rehabilitation and finance major transport and hydropower projects.
The parliamentary Finance Committee has directed the government to table a new securities bill to overhaul capital market oversight, even as secondary market trading closed lower on Wednesday.
The Sikta Irrigation Project is acquiring land to expand branch canals in Banke, while newly built Rapti River embankments protect nearby communities from flooding.
Nepal's cooperative management committee has directed 25 crisis-hit institutions to surrender their vehicles under threat of asset freezes, while reimbursing 223 small savers from four troubled lenders.
The government has pushed the Kathmandu–Tarai Expressway completion deadline to April 2030, giving the Nepali Army three more years as physical progress reaches 50 percent and projected costs surpass Rs 213 billion.
A consumer from Parsa won the Rs 1 million bumper reward in the fortnightly Taxpayer Incentive Gift Programme after uploading a receipt for an oil purchase.
The commerce ministry plans to allow security agencies to retail LPG cylinders through their existing fuel stations to prevent consumer shortages during emergencies.
The Nepal Electricity Authority is arranging emergency power imports from India following disaster-related outages, while moving forward with Indian export agreements and a $200 million ADB-backed storage initiative.
The Electricity Regulatory Commission has announced open-access transmission tariffs for private energy producers, even as developers submit broad reform demands to overhaul grid access and end utility monopolies.
