Individual Buyer in Kathmandu Looking to Buyout Businesses Upto NPR 20 lakh

Before investing in, acquiring, or advising a business, I assess a set of practical, risk-aware, and long-term factors rather than short-term returns.

Key factors I look for include:

Clear and proven business model – The business must address a real market need with predictable demand and a clear revenue stream.

Speed to execution and cash flow – I prefer businesses that can be implemented quickly and start generating revenue within a short timeframe.

Capital efficiency – Projects with moderate capital requirements, manageable debt exposure, and realistic return expectations are prioritized.

Regulatory clarity and compliance – Especially in Nepal, I value businesses with clear licensing, low regulatory risk, and transparent governance.

Capable and ethical leadership – The integrity, competence, and commitment of promoters and management are critical decision factors.

Scalability and sustainability – The business should have potential for expansion while remaining environmentally and socially responsible.

Businesses I prefer:

Small hydropower projects (fast completion, early revenue generation, lower capital intensity)

Education and skill-development ventures.

Agri-based and essential service businesses.

Technology-enabled services with practical local impact.

Businesses I avoid:

Highly speculative or hype-driven ventures.

Businesses with unclear cash flows or excessive leverage.

Politically dependent or regulatory-grey operations.

Short-term profit models that compromise ethics or social stability.

I am particularly interested in small hydropower projects due to their relatively fast completion timelines, quicker revenue generation, and lower capital requirements compared to large-scale hydropower. Additionally, small hydropower offers manageable regulatory processes, localized environmental impact, and reliable long-term returns, making it a practical and sustainable investment option in the Nepali context.

Acquiring / Buying a Business, Investing in a Business, Lending to a Business, Taking up a Franchise / Distributorship / Sales Agency

Before investing in, acquiring, or advising a business, I assess a set of practical, risk-aware, and long-term factors rather than short-term returns.

Key factors I look for include:

Clear and proven business model – The business must address a real market need with predictable demand and a clear revenue stream.

Speed to execution and cash flow – I prefer businesses that can be implemented quickly and start generating revenue within a short timeframe.

Capital efficiency – Projects with moderate capital requirements, manageable debt exposure, and realistic return expectations are prioritized.

Regulatory clarity and compliance – Especially in Nepal, I value businesses with clear licensing, low regulatory risk, and transparent governance.

Capable and ethical leadership – The integrity, competence, and commitment of promoters and management are critical decision factors.

Scalability and sustainability – The business should have potential for expansion while remaining environmentally and socially responsible.

Businesses I prefer:

Small hydropower projects (fast completion, early revenue generation, lower capital intensity)

Education and skill-development ventures.

Agri-based and essential service businesses.

Technology-enabled services with practical local impact.

Businesses I avoid:

Highly speculative or hype-driven ventures.

Businesses with unclear cash flows or excessive leverage.

Politically dependent or regulatory-grey operations.

Short-term profit models that compromise ethics or social stability.

Overall, I favor businesses that combine financial viability, operational discipline, regulatory clarity, and long-term national relevance, particularly within the Nepali context.

• Connected with 1 business
• Received 3 proposals
• Earlier than 15 days

  Received a proposal from Kathmandu-based startup planning to supply high-quality surgical equipment and diagnostic devices across Nepal, seeking funding.
• Earlier than 15 days

  Received a proposal from Seeking Investment: Growing dairy farm with 11 cows to open a fully automated dairy plant.
• Earlier than 15 days

  Received a proposal from Company that is on a mission to make wholesome nutrition accessible for individuals, seeks investment.