Kathmandu:
Janata Agro and Forestry Limited (JAFL) has unveiled its strategic priorities for the fiscal year 2083/84 (2026/27) following the successful conclusion of its Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM).
JAFL Chairman Pawan Golyan said the meeting reviewed the company’s performance during FY 2082/83, approved key strategic agendas, and endorsed priorities for the coming fiscal year.
According to Golyan, the company will focus on expanding the market presence of its flagship brand Mato Nepal, strengthening processing and distribution infrastructure, and advancing new projects in spice processing, cassava, bamboo, guava, and farmer-linked production. He said JAFL is now transitioning from a phase of business expansion toward long-term institutional growth.
Golyan said the company’s vision extends beyond increasing revenue. JAFL aims to contribute to higher farmer incomes, promote women’s entrepreneurship, generate employment, expand local agro-processing industries, reduce imports, and create export opportunities while delivering sustainable value within Nepal.
He also expressed gratitude to the company’s shareholders, Board of Directors, management team, employees, farmers, and business partners for their continued trust and support in JAFL’s growth journey.
In recent months, JAFL has accelerated its efforts to strengthen Nepal’s agricultural value chain. Through its Mato Nepal brand, the company has been expanding market access for locally produced agricultural goods while enhancing processing and distribution capabilities.
JAFL is also moving forward with capital restructuring and preparations for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) as part of its long-term growth strategy.