Deal flow

30,00,000 units listed; 7,90,000 issued to the general public at par value Rs 100. Opening range Rs 100 to Rs 300. Source gives the BS date as Ashadh 32, 2083.

Announced alongside the Series A extension.

This is the extension only. The original $31m Series A closed 2025-06-26 and is recorded separately.

Co-founder Aaditya Subedi, 19, described in the Kathmandu Post as born and raised in Kathmandu. Nepali-language coverage on TechPana gave the amount as '२ करोड ४० लाख डलर' but that page returned 403 and was not read.

Reported as the first all-Nepali startup funded by Y Combinator. The exact day the follow-on closed is not stated in any source, so only the month is asserted. Amount is a compound of two separate figures and is deliberately left unparsed.

Only the month is asserted here. No day is shown.

Deal terms undisclosed; subject to closing conditions and government approvals. This is ADEX's second acquisition: it was first acquired by TekBay Digital in August 2025.

Nine of the 24 reportedly secured investment and incubation offers, but no source names the individual startups or discloses amounts. A second cohort of 25 began 1 June 2026.

Founders state on YC's own site that they are the first Nepalese founding team to go through YC. No admission date is published, so only the year is asserted.

Source gives a year only.

Also reported as Rs 334 million.

Founders Sakshy Pandey and Shrisha Pandey; air-pollution measurement and purification technology. Sources disagree on the day: the article is published 2025-08-05 but states BS Saun 22, 2082, which converts to 2025-08-07. Two days apart with no way to arbitrate, so the day is withheld and only the month is asserted. Three other startups pitched the same episode without securing deals.

Only the month is asserted here. No day is shown.

Nepal geospatial/mapping company. Also reported as NPR 2.4 crore: same figure, different unit convention. Only two sharks named as investing.

Automotive cleaning products and car decor accessories. Sharks not named.

Construction completed 2 July 2025, followed by a 15-day test run. The source notes an IPO in SEBON's pipeline but gives no filing date, so no ipo_filed event is recorded.

Trading as Sip and Zap. No independent corroborating source located. Sharks not named.

CONFLICT: one source says NPR 1.5 crore / 10%, another says Rs 3.5 crore. Both recorded as claims; neither preferred.

Deliberately symbolic deal. Founders Shreya and Shraddha Katuwal sought mentorship, not capital. All five sharks jointly invested Rs 1,000 for 1%. Source page returned 403 on direct fetch; recorded from search snippet, so treat wording as unverified.

Company's own blog confirms the appearance but does not state the amount. Figures come from the roundup only

No independent corroborating source located. Sharks not named.

Hybrid equity + debt deal. Only the equity leg is parsed into amount; the debt leg is preserved in amount_raw. Sharks not named.

No independent corroborating source located. Sharks not named.

Founder Vikrant Karki. Robotic office-automation startup. Also reported as NPR 2 crore: same figure, different unit convention, not a conflict.

Reported as the largest deal of the season, at a Rs 30 crore valuation, with a performance-based KPI clause. Founder Nirdesh Dwa; school ERP product.

Kiwi value-added products (pickle, wine, juice). Deal reportedly included an exit-policy clause.

Skincare brand. Reported on air as 'MoonWalk'; the company trades as Moonwake

Investing sharks not named for the deal itself.

Skincare brand. Investing sharks not named in any source found.

Described as the season's first all-shark deal (founder Priya Lamichhane). Per-shark split and equity not published.

Reported as 3x the initial ask. Investing sharks not named in any source found; equity not stated.

Implied valuation Rs 10 crore. Deal included workshop expansion, warehousing and logistics support.

35% equity with a 3-year exit option; implied valuation Rs 57.14 lakh. Equity from Jaankaari only.

Implied valuation Rs 4 crore per Jaankaari. Two independent sources.

Predates the Shark Tank backfill window but is the same company's earlier round; recorded so the extension has context.

This is bank debt, not equity: the lenders are recorded as investors because the taxonomy has no lender-led round type. Total project cost Rs 6.37 billion, the remaining 25% from Saurya Holding.

No investment figure published. Local ownership is asserted in the source via a quote but the speaker's role was not confirmed; treat as tentative.

Only the month is asserted here. No day is shown.

No investment figure was published: only assembly capacity in units per year, which is not money and is not recorded as an amount.

Only the month is asserted here. No day is shown.

Predates the main sourcing window but included as one of Nepal's larger brokerage consolidations, with concrete dates and figures.

M13's own blog names it as first investor. A separate uncorroborated claim puts Inspired Capital first; unresolved. No amount disclosed anywhere found.

Source gives a year only.