Nepal Warehousing Company Limited

Nepal Warehousing Company Limited (NWCL) is a Nepalese company established under the Company Act 2063 B.S. to provide warehousing and storage solutions for agricultural products. The firm aims to serve farmers, traders, millers and agribusiness stakeholders by offering safe, large-scale storage facilities that help prevent post-harvest losses and preserve grain quality. To address seasonal supply pressures and demand for storage infrastructure, NWCL built modern silos with a capacity of 55,000 metric tons across multiple provinces, including Koshi, Madhesh, and Lumbini enabling them to store major crops like maize, soybean, wheat, and plans for rice and other produce in future. Beyond storage, NWCL provides ancillary services such as warehouse receipt issuance (to facilitate financing for farmers/traders), bulk transport logistics, quality assurance, and commodity trading/auction services bridging the gap between producers and markets in a more structured, transparent way than traditional informal storage/marketing channels. Their mission emphasizes helping farmers realize fair market prices by storing crops until demand (and price) improves, reducing waste, and contributing to food security and supply-chain stability. Financially and from a market-listing perspective, NWCL is publicly traded on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) under the symbol “NWCL,” with total listed shares of 6,875,000 and a paid-up capital of NPR 687,500,000. As of recent trading data, its 52-week share price range has been roughly NPR 740.20 to NPR 1,147.00. Given its business model warehousing, storage, commodity-chain facilitation NWCL occupies a niche but potentially critical role in Nepal’s agribusiness infrastructure, offering a structured alternative to traditional, often fragmented, storage and grain-marketing practices.