A Nepal-backed tech company, Fusemachines Inc., has officially started trading on the Nasdaq, one of the world’s most respected stock markets. The company went public on October 23, 2025, marking a historic moment for Nepali entrepreneurs.
Fusemachines is now the first company with Nepali investment to be listed on Nasdaq. Its main office is in New York, and key investors include Nepali entrepreneurs Sameer Maske, Anis Joshi, and Prag Shrestha, alongside some foreign investors. Around 400 employees work at the company.
A Proud Milestone
Sameer Maske, CEO and founder of Fusemachines, said the listing is a proud milestone. He described it as the result of a small, mission-driven team turning a vision into a global public company. Maske added that this step begins a new chapter focused on steady growth, strategic investments, and creating lasting value for shareholders.
Plans for Growth
The funds raised from the Nasdaq listing will strengthen Fusemachines’ balance sheet and accelerate its next stage of growth. The company plans to invest in product innovation, expanding its customer base, and boosting sales and marketing. These efforts aim to increase recurring revenue, improve profit margins, and deliver long-term value to shareholders.
Fusemachines is also exploring strategic partnerships and targeted mergers and acquisitions to expand its market reach, broaden its technology portfolio, and strengthen its competitive position.
Looking Ahead
Fusemachines’ Nasdaq debut reflects its commitment to building the future. The company aims to make AI innovation accessible globally, close the global talent gap, and help organizations thrive in an era of intelligent automation.
Founded in 2013, Fusemachines provides AI products and services worldwide. Its clients include companies in healthcare, finance, retail, manufacturing, and government.
