Banking News – Litmus Industries Limited has organized the first “Litmus Power Partners Meet 2026” in Kathmandu, bringing together stakeholders from Nepal’s energy sector in one place. The program was attended by representatives from hydropower, solar energy, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), and consulting sectors. Organized with the main slogan “Togetherness, Relationship and Trust,” the program discussed the latest developments, challenges, and emerging opportunities in Nepal’s energy sector. The program prioritized discussions on collaboration, technological development, production quality, and building reliable and sustainable energy infrastructure.

The program was attended by representatives from established and new hydropower companies, solar energy developers, EPC companies, consultants, and industry-related organizations. The program discussed the changing needs of Nepal’s renewable energy sector and the role of quality production and technology in further strengthening transmission and distribution infrastructure. Participants exchanged views on the need for stronger collaboration in project development, technical implementation, innovation, and the entire value chain of the energy sector.

At the program, Litmus Industries presented a detailed range of its existing products and solutions and also launched two new conductor technologies in the Nepali market. The company has introduced HTLS conductor and L-59 conductor in the Nepali market. The company has stated that the introduction of these excellent conductor technologies will further expand Litmus Industries’ product portfolio and help address the evolving needs of Nepal’s transmission and distribution sector.

Rohit Gupta, Managing Director of Litmus Industries Limited, emphasized the importance of building strong partnerships among various aspects of Nepal’s energy sector. He stated that as Nepal’s energy sector continues to develop, collaboration among manufacturers, project developers, EPC companies, consultants, and other industry stakeholders is necessary for building reliable, effective, and sustainable electricity infrastructure. Established in 1977 under the Ramesh Corp, Litmus Industries has long been active in the field of wire, cable, and conductor production in Nepal. The company’s products have been used in electricity transmission, distribution, and various infrastructure-related sectors.