Kathmandu: The trade of Ashirwad Dal Mill Pvt Ltd, which has been selling pulses under the Jagat brand, has decreased by 6 percent compared to 2024.
In 2024, the company had recorded trade worth Rs 919 million. However, due to lower sales in the market in 2025, the trade amounted to only Rs 859 million. In 2023, the company’s trade had been Rs 893 million.
Established in 2016, the company has been importing pulses from various countries, processing them, and distributing them in the Nepali market. The company operates two units for pulse processing. It imports pulses from Australia, Canada, Tanzania, and Myanmar for processing.
The company has a mass mill with a daily processing capacity of 35 metric tons of mung bean and maas pulses (black lentils), and a masoor (red lentils) mill with a daily processing capacity of 40 metric tons of chickpeas, lentils, and pigeon peas.
The company falls under Shivam Organization, with Shivji Prasad Sah Kalwar serving as chairman.
With the decline in trade, the company’s net profit has also decreased. In 2024, it earned a net profit of 1.45 percent.
In 2025, however, it earned only 1.04 percent profit. The company has obtained a credit rating worth Rs 747 million for both long-term and short-term loans.
Out of this, Rs 426.5 million was rated for long-term loans, while Rs 320.5 million was rated for short-term loans.
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