Transformative Investments in Nepal’s Future
Nepal Infrastructures Investment Fund Limited (NIIF) is shaping the next chapter of Nepal’s growth story by channeling long-term capital into infrastructure and high-potential sectors
Who We Are
NIIF is an investment fund designed to bridge financial gaps in Nepal’s economy. Professionally managed by the seasoned investment team of the Global Equity Fund and backed by senior industry leaders, NIIF provides both equity and customized debt solutions to growth-stage companies.
Enable infrastructure assets and related businesses.
Back entrepreneurs with growth capital.
Drive transformative agendas through consolidation, innovation, and responsible investment.
Focus Areas
NIIF invests across key sectors that drive Nepal’s economic transformation. From clean energy, agriculture, and healthcare to education, technology, manufacturing, and tourism, our capital empowers businesses with high growth potential, enabling sustainable development and long-term impact for the nation.
Fund Capital & Market Journey
The Nepal Infrastructures Investment Fund (NIIF) stands as one of Nepal’s largest investment funds, built on a robust financial foundation to accelerate the businesses’ growth.
Total Capital:
NPR 1.5 Arba
Paid-Up Capital:
NPR 1.2 Arba
This scale positions NIIF as a cornerstone for financing Nepal’s infrastructure and high-growth sectors.
Our IPO marks the beginning of our journey into the stock market — expanding investor participation while reinforcing transparency, accountability, and long-term value creation.
Our Promoters
Himalayan Life Insurance (HLI)
Himalayan Everest Insurance (HEI)
Their commitment to NIIF reflects a forward-looking investment diversification strategy, ensuring stability, credibility, and long-term sustainability of the fund. By anchoring NIIF, these leading insurers reaffirm their role in building a stronger financial ecosystem for Nepal while supporting investments that deliver both economic and social impact.
Portfolio Companies
At NIIF, we invest in businesses and infrastructure projects that are poised for growth and transformation in Nepal. Our portfolio spans sectors critical to the nation’s development, including clean energy, agriculture, healthcare, education, technology, manufacturing, and tourism.
By providing equity, quasi-equity, and debt solutions, we empower companies to scale operations, innovate, and consolidate fragmented markets. Each investment is guided by robust governance, strong financial discipline, and a commitment to sustainable impact, ensuring that our capital not only generates returns for investors but also contributes to inclusive economic growth and long-term national development.
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Flexible Investments
Minority stakes (5%–49%) through equity, performance-linked equity, quasi-equity, or convertible debt.
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Active Partnership
Collaborating with entrepreneurs and management teams to unlock growth.
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Industry consolidation
We take a sector-agnostic approach, investing in industries that drive inclusive and sustainable growth
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Debt Solutions
Offering tailored financing options to companies with strong fundamentals.
Impact & Responsibility
NIIF is committed to responsible investing that drives measurable social, economic, and environmental impact. By adhering to global ESG standards and supporting projects aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we create lasting value for investors, communities, and Nepal’s future.
Our investments are guided by:
ESG Standards prescribed by IFC, CDC, and DFC.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
SDG 5:
Gender Equality
SDG 6:
Affordable & Clean Energy
SDG 8:
Decent Work & Economic Growth
SDG 9:
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
SDG 11:
Sustainable Cities & Communities
SDG 12:
Responsible Consumption & Production
Why Partner With NIIF?
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Backed by Nepal’s leading insurance companies and global investors.
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Managed by an experienced investment team with proven execution.
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A trusted partner in driving financial, social, and environmental outcomes.
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Focused on both steady domestic demand and high-potential export markets.