Maitri didn't start as a group. It became one.
The first Maitri business was a travel company. The second was an accounting firm. Only afterward did it make sense to put them under one name — because they were already run the same way.
Maitri means friendship. It's the idea behind every business we build — starting with accounting and travel, and slowly reaching into the other things Nepal needs.
The first Maitri business was a travel company. The second was an accounting firm. Only afterward did it make sense to put them under one name — because they were already run the same way.
Every business under this name is expected to hold to the same handful of habits, whatever industry it's in.
Show up like a friend a client can rely on, not just a vendor sending invoices.
If a Maitri business commits to something, it tracks it through and says so if plans change.
No promising services a team isn't actually equipped or licensed to deliver.
Deadlines, bookings and filings all depend on things moving when they're supposed to.
Plain language, honest pricing, and respect for how people actually spend their time.
Each venture is expected to get a little sharper at its work, year over year.
These are the businesses currently operating under the Maitri name — real teams, real clients, real registrations.
Handles bookkeeping, tax and VAT/TDS filing, company registration and everyday business support for companies across Nepal — kept in plain language, without unnecessary jargon.
A licensed Kathmandu travel agency booking domestic and international flights, bus tickets, tour packages and short-stay apartments — confirmed fast over WhatsApp.
None of these exist yet. They're early ideas the founders are scoping out, named to match the Maitri style — not announcements, and not commitments.
An idea to work closer with Nepali farmers — sourcing fresh produce and packaged foods for local markets, and maybe export later on.
Looking into Nepal's hydropower and solar potential, to eventually offer more reliable power options to homes and small businesses.
A possible venture into home construction and small renovation projects across the Kathmandu Valley.
An idea to simplify goods transport between Nepal's cities and its harder-to-reach regions.
A possible studio for photography, video and design work — telling local business and tourism stories from Nepal.
Exploring whether basic checkups, home care and wellness support could be made easier to access around Kathmandu.
An idea around waste management and recycling, aimed at a cleaner Kathmandu Valley over time.
A possible way to connect Nepali businesses with imported goods and equipment through simpler trade channels.
An early idea for helping with property rental, management and real estate needs across Kathmandu.
MSBS and MATS are open for business today. The names above are just what might come next.