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Kathmandu, Nepal – Mohanman Shaktiman (MMSM), a leading provider of underground construction solutions, continues to make significant strides in the infrastructure sector of Nepal. Since its establishment in 1950, MMSM has evolved from a supplier of essential construction materials to a specialist in advanced tunneling and excavation services.
As the demand for underground construction grows, particularly in hydropower, roads, and irrigation projects, MMSM is at the forefront, delivering innovative solutions that meet the challenges of modern engineering. The company partners with globally recognized manufacturers, including ORICA and Robbins, to supply high-quality explosives and Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs), ensuring that projects are executed with precision and efficiency.
In response to the complex regulatory environment, MMSM offers comprehensive support for obtaining the necessary permits and No Objection Certificates (NOCs) for importing explosives. Their experienced team navigates these processes to streamline operations for clients, facilitating timely project execution.
MMSM also prioritizes safety and compliance by managing the logistics of transporting explosives under strict supervision from the Nepal Army. This commitment to safety is further reflected in their technical support and training programs, designed to enhance the skills of engineers and local workforce members.
“Our vision is to elevate underground construction practices in Nepal by providing top-notch products and services while developing the local workforce to meet global standards,” said Mr. Binaya M. Shrestha, Chairman of MMSM. “We aspire to be a driving force in the nation’s infrastructure development.”
Recent successes include the completion of major projects like the Kaligandaki and Bheri Babai Diversion Multipurpose Projects, which showcase MMSM’s expertise in both traditional and mechanized tunneling methods.
As MMSM continues to innovate and expand its services, the company remains committed to building a sustainable future for Nepal’s infrastructure landscape.
For more information, visit www.mmsmc.com
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