
Chairman

Dilli Prasad Parajuli (Balaram)
Chairman
Board of DirectorsProfile
Mr. Dilli Prasad Parajuli, widely known as Balaram, is a respected entrepreneur and hydropower developer with over 27 years of experience in international trade and infrastructure, primarily across China, Nepal, and Hong Kong. With a unique blend of business expertise and social responsibility, he has established himself as a visionary leader driving Nepal's energy and trade sectors.
He is the Chairman of Abiral Infra Solutions Pvt. Ltd., a company specializing in the supply of hydro-mechanical equipment, drilling tools, and construction materials to Nepal's growing hydropower industry. Mr. Parajuli also leads Trimurti International Trade Company in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, which has become a key exporter of Chinese industrial goods to South Asia.
Fluent in Mandarin, Mr. Parajuli has leveraged his cultural and commercial insight to lead major hydropower projects. His contributions span design, procurement, logistics, and project execution, resulting in over 60 MW of power added to Nepal's grid.
A founding member and past President of NRNA NCC China, Mr. Parajuli has worked extensively to strengthen Nepal–China relations. He was appointed Honorary Trade Representative of the Nepal Chamber of Commerce for China in 2004 and has led several disaster relief and social service efforts in Nepal.
In essence, Mr. Parajuli is more than a successful businessman. He is a catalyst for national development, working across borders to uplift communities and energize Nepal's future.
Qualifications
- Hydropower developer and entrepreneur
- International trade expert, fluent in Mandarin
- Honorary Trade Representative of the Nepal Chamber of Commerce for China (2004)
- Founding member and past President, NRNA NCC China
Experience
- Chairman, Abiral Infra Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
- Leads Trimurti International Trade Company, Hong Kong and Guangzhou
- Kabeli-3 (21.92 MW), Super Kabeli Khola A (13.5 MW)
- Hilton Kabeli Cascade (12 MW), Chepe Khola SHP (8.63 MW)
- Mai Khola Cascade (3 MW), Super Mai HPP (7.8 MW)



