Commitment to Investors
At INDF, our investors are our top priority. We uphold the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and ethical management—principles that are essential to building lasting trust with our stakeholders. We believe that open communication and proactive engagement are the cornerstones of a successful investment relationship.
- Transparent Financial Reporting: We are committed to providing clear, accurate, and timely financial information. Our financial reports adhere to generally accepted accounting principles and undergo rigorous internal and external audits to ensure utmost accuracy.
- Regular Project Updates: We understand the importance of staying informed. Our investors receive comprehensive updates detailing project milestones, emerging risks, and new opportunities, keeping you confident about the progress of your investments.
- Performance Metrics: We meticulously track key performance indicators—including financial performance, operational efficiency, and environmental and social impact—to ensure our investments deliver measurable and sustainable results.
- Experienced Professionals: Our dedicated team of experts in investment management, financial analysis, and project development ensures that every investment is thoroughly evaluated, well-managed, and aligned with our long-term vision.
In addition to these core practices, we are committed to continuous improvement and proactive investor engagement. Regular webinars, investor meetings, and Q&A sessions foster an environment of open dialogue, ensuring that our investors are always well-informed and confident in our approach.
By adopting these comprehensive practices, we create a culture of trust and collaboration that ultimately leads to superior investment outcomes and a robust, sustainable business model. Our unwavering commitment to excellence and integrity ensures that every investment is managed with the highest level of care and professionalism.
Investment Security & Stability
Government-Backed Guarantees
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), a government-owned utility, guarantees the purchase of electricity at pre-determined rates for 30 years, minimizing investor risk and providing stable, predictable revenue streams.
Long-Term Licensing
The Government of Nepal provides 35-year licenses to build, operate, and sell electricity, offering a consistent policy environment that encourages private-sector participation.
Financial Sector Support
Nepal's financial institutions have steadily increased their exposure to hydropower projects. Banks are familiar with the sector's risks and long-term revenue models, improving access to capital.
Tax Incentives
Hydropower companies benefit from a 10-year corporate tax holiday and VAT reimbursements on construction materials, making investments financially attractive.
Strong Market Demand
Growing Domestic Demand
Nepal's internal electricity consumption is expected to surge, requiring over 10,000 MW in the coming decade due to urbanization, industrialization, and improved living standards.
Regional Export Opportunities
Signed agreements to export 10,000 MW to India, and ongoing negotiations with Bangladesh for another 10,000 MW, position Nepal as a future regional clean energy supplier. Nepal is already exporting surplus power during the monsoon season.