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NIMB Ace Capital, Momo VC plan $30 million Nepal fund

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NIMB Ace Capital, Momo VC plan $30 million Nepal fund

By AI, Created 5:27 AM UTC, June 03, 2026, /AGP/ – NIMB Ace Capital Limited and Momo VC signed a memorandum of understanding to create a Nepal-focused private equity and venture capital fund targeting high-growth companies. The proposed fund aims to mobilize global and diaspora capital for Nepali businesses as both firms prepare further details in the coming months.

Why it matters: - The proposed fund could expand access to early-stage, growth and mezzanine capital for Nepali companies that often struggle to find institutional financing. - The partnership is designed to channel more long-term private capital into Nepal’s startup and SME ecosystem. - The effort also aims to help Nepali companies scale beyond the domestic market and eventually access global capital markets.

What happened: - NIMB Ace Capital Limited and Momo VC signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly establish and co-manage a Nepal-focused PE/VC investment fund. - The proposed fund is Nepal-domiciled and has a target size of $30 million, subject to regulatory approvals and final investment agreements. - The fund will invest in companies incorporated and operating in Nepal, with a focus on scalable businesses and emerging sectors. - NIMB Ace Capital will act as fund manager. - Momo VC will serve as operating partner and/or general partner.

The details: - The fund will prioritize high-growth businesses, technology-driven enterprises and technology-enabled companies with regional and international expansion potential. - The collaboration combines NIMB Ace Capital’s investment management and capital markets experience with Momo VC’s venture investing, startup ecosystem development and diaspora engagement. - Momo VC will support fundraising and investor outreach, especially among the Nepali diaspora in the United States and beyond. - The partners set a target of mobilizing $10 million within a mutually agreed timeline from diaspora and other investors. - The partnership will also identify investment opportunities in SMEs, technology and technology-enabled businesses with long-term growth potential. - Both organizations will jointly handle branding, public relations and outreach for the fund and future portfolio companies. - The partnership is meant to strengthen the visibility and credibility of the fund among investors and stakeholders in Nepal and internationally.

Between the lines: - The deal reflects a bet that Nepal’s private investment market can be made more structured and accessible with the right mix of local fund management and diaspora capital. - The emphasis on mentorship and cross-functional collaboration signals that the firms want more than capital alone; they are trying to build an ecosystem around portfolio companies. - The partnership also positions Nepal’s entrepreneurial base as a potential source of businesses that can compete regionally and globally.

What’s next: - The parties said they will announce further details on the fund structure, governance framework, investment strategy and launch timeline in the coming months. - The proposed fund still depends on regulatory approvals and final investment agreements before launch. - The partners are expected to continue fundraising and investor outreach as they work toward the $10 million mobilization target.

The bottom line: - NIMB Ace Capital and Momo VC are trying to turn Nepal’s startup and SME potential into a formal investment vehicle backed by institutional and diaspora capital.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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