Current operations
Granite extraction in Kailash, Makwanpur provides the company’s present operating base and material source.
About the company
A minerals company built on operating reality and long-term value addition.
Big Plus Minerals Pvt. Ltd. is a Nepal-based minerals company with granite operations in Kailash, a registered office in Kathmandu, and a processing facility under development in the Simara Special Economic Zone.
Company overview
Built on granite operations, with a clear path toward processing and broader mineral development.
Big Plus Minerals is focused on building a stronger mineral value chain in Nepal. Its current operating base lies in granite extraction, while its next stage is centered on processing, finishing, and more disciplined industrial growth.
Rather than presenting extraction and processing as separate stories, the company is positioned around a connected model: produce raw material, strengthen the supply chain, and move toward finished products.
What Big Plus does
A company structure built around operations, processing, and expansion.
Processing path
The Simara facility is under development as the next stage of slab cutting, finishing, and value addition.
Broader mineral outlook
Additional granite, iron, and copper references support a wider long-term development outlook across Nepal.
Leadership & Structure
A clear structure for governance and execution.
Big Plus Minerals Pvt. Ltd. combines board oversight, executive leadership, and function-specific accountability. The company’s structure supports technical delivery, administration, procurement, finance, legal coordination, and site-level operations.
Top level
Board Oversight
The Board provides strategic oversight, governance direction, and long-term guidance for the company.
- Mr. Sandeep Jalan
- Mr. Prajwal M. Shrestha
- Mr. Kshitiz Jalan
Second level
Executive Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Deepak Raj Bhatta
The Chief Executive Officer leads company execution and coordinates technical, operational, commercial, and support functions.
Third level
Core Departments
Technical
Technical Department
Lead Geologist and Technical Team
- Mr. Balram Karkee
- Mr. Dhamendra Angdembe
- Mr. Ram Dhakal
People & Administration
People & Administration
HR and Administration
- Mr. Pawan Gautam
- Mr. Bishwa Raman Pathak
- Mr. Gopal Pun Magar
- Mr. Sanjeev Bartaula
Commercial
Commercial Department
Finance, Procurement, and Administration
- Mr. Mehar Jung Godar
- Mr. Keshav Mishra
Fourth level
Support Functions
Legal
Legal Support
Legal Department
- Miss. Saphala Khadka
Store
Operations Support
Store
- Mr. Dil Raj Muktan
Milestones
Company milestones and development markers.
2021 incorporation
Big Plus Minerals Pvt. Ltd. was incorporated in Nepal in January 2021.
Kathmandu office
The company’s registered office presence is in Naxal, Kathmandu.
Expansion direction
The Simara facility marks the next step toward processing and finished stone products.
Development outlook
Granite leads today, while broader mineral interests support future growth.
Granite remains the company’s current operating focus. At the same time, Big Plus maintains broader mineral interests that support its long-term positioning and development outlook.
This combination of operating granite activity and future-facing mineral opportunities gives the company both present credibility and room to grow.
Mineral reference portfolio
Selected mineral references across Nepal.
The references below are presented in a clean public format, with company-held entries shown first and personal-name references listed separately.
Company-held references
Big Plus Minerals Pvt. Ltd.
Personal-name references
Kshitiz Jalan
Location: Baglung, Taman Khola
Mineral: Copper
Kshitiz Jalan
Location: Sindhuli, Hariharpurgadhi
Mineral: Iron
Sandeep Jalan
Location: Baglung, Taman Khola
Mineral: Copper
Shreya Jalan
Location: Baglung, Taman Khola
Mineral: Copper
Shreya Jalan
Location: Jajarkot, Barekot
Mineral: Iron
These entries are presented as mineral references. Prospecting locations should be read as future-facing interests rather than as current operating mines.