पहिलो दिनदेखि “अपरेसनल प्रोफिट” र पहिलो वर्षदेखि नै सन्तोषजनक लाभांश वितरण गर्नेछौँ : प्रबन्ध निर्देशक आचार्य (EN)
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Kathmandu – In a brief but confident conversation with our finance reporter, AFTI Investments’ Managing Director Shraddhesh Acharya revealed the company’s bold approach toward profitability and shareholder returns.
“Our operations will be profitable from day one,” said Acharya, adding, “We will distribute satisfying dividends to shareholders starting from the very first year.”
AFTI Investments, currently being established as a multi-sector investment holding company, has set its authorized capital at NPR 10 crores (100 million). The company plans to begin with a modest initial paid-up capital, with Acharya himself contributing majority in the early phase. He has a long-term vision to maintain a 35% shareholding in the company even post IPO.
Acharya explained that the company will follow a lean, efficient, and impact-focused model rather than burning cash in unnecessary areas.
“We don’t believe in burning investors’ money—we believe in creating value. Our structure is designed to start generating revenue from the very beginning,” he stated.
The company’s investment strategy focuses on equity partnerships, joint ventures, and identifying new business potentials within Nepal. It aims to invest in small to mid-scale projects that are innovative, scalable, and contribute to employment, production, and even exports in the country.
Speaking about the board of directors, Acharya shared,
“We are building a capable and visionary board by including experienced financial experts, core shareholders, and dynamic entrepreneurs. We want the board to guide the company beyond just profit—to real long-term value.”
At present, AFTI Investments is in the process of collecting funds from a limited group of Nepali individuals as founding shareholders. According to sources close to the company, AFTI aims to become one of Nepal’s most forward-thinking and trusted investment holding firms, with a strong focus on smart capital use and social responsibility.
To conclude the conversation, Acharya said:
“We are starting the journey with profit—and we’re committed to sharing that profit fairly. Our goal is to set a new example in Nepal’s investment environment.”
