Straightforward guidance for buying, selling, raising capital, and investing in Nepal. Every deal is different, so use these guides alongside your own professional advice.
A practical guide to preparing a listing, speaking with interested buyers, and planning the checks needed before a sale.
Use these stages as a guide. The timing and documents needed will depend on the opportunity and the people involved.
Use the valuation tool for an early reference point, then complete the listing with the information buyers need to understand the opportunity.
Decide what belongs in the public listing and what you want to share later with a prospective buyer. Review each request before sharing sensitive material.
Talk directly with interested buyers, answer questions, clarify the opportunity, and arrange an in-person visit or product demonstration if appropriate.
The buyer conducts standard operational and financial due diligence to verify your claims before signing final contracts.
Finalize the bilateral Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA), complete the physical or digital asset handover, and execute official company share transfer.
General points to discuss with the qualified advisers who support your transaction.
Ensure the commercial tenancy agreement has at least 1-2 years remaining or obtain written landlord consent to transfer the lease to the new buyer.
Obtain an official tax clearance certificate from your local Inland Revenue Office (IRO) to demonstrate no outstanding tax liabilities.
For Pvt. Ltd. companies, prepare Board Minutes and Share Transfer Deeds (Share Lagat) for submission to the OCR.
Create an opportunity or explore the marketplace when you are ready.