Nepal's mining licences at a glance

Every active licence the Department of Mines and Geology publishes, checked against today's date, Chure, protected areas and neighbouring licences.

Key findings

Licences by mineral

Top 12 minerals. Click a row to open that mineral's market.

Renewal wave

Company licences whose term ends in each B.S. year. Copper bars are the next four years.

New licences by fiscal year

Fiscal year in the licence number, e.g. 10/076/77. The latest year is still running.

Licences by province

Largest licence holders

Grouped by company name. Click to see a company's licences.

Where competition is growing

Districts with the most applications under process.

Licence check

Enter a licence number or company name to see its term, days left, risks and who operates around it.

Mineral market

Where each mineral is licensed, who holds it, what's coming through the pipeline and what's ending soon.

What the law requires

Duties of mining licence holders under Nepal's mining and environment laws: what to do, by when, and what happens if you don't. Every point cites its section or rule.

Account

Your company's licences, team and hisab-kitab, private to your company and available on any device.

Hisab-kitab

Your mine's khata: sales, purchases, expenses, money in and out, party balances and stock, plus production, royalty and DMG filings with due dates and late fees worked out for you.