AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHydropower Push Meets Execution Reality: Nepal’s new 2026/27 policy package targets 30,000MW in 10 years, backed by law revisions, a “one-door” system, and a shift to share investment for project-affected communities instead of only compensation. Construction Costs Bite: Road and infrastructure work is getting squeezed by fuel, bitumen, and material price spikes, with blacktopping pauses and equipment idling reported on major highway stretches. Transport Debate Turns Hot: An infrastructure expert questions the government’s Kathmandu BRT and the current East-West railway design, arguing plans must guide real priorities, not just paper frameworks. Governance + Digital Drive: The government unveiled a broader reform roadmap—zero tolerance on corruption, faster public services, and an “Investment Express” push to speed business registration and construction approvals within 30 days. Energy Security Angle: Bangladesh is planning up to three months of energy reserves, while Nepal also signals more power import planning. Industry Updates: Nepal Aushadhi Limited says it’s preparing to produce 37 medicines (first batch within the next fiscal year). Market Pulse: NEPSE jumped 38.19 points to close at 2,783.85. Consumer Watch: Inflation rose to 4.47% in Chaitra, with food and transport among key drivers.
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