FUELING NEPAL’S

USA 7500+ kcal/kg bituminous is our top answer — especially for Hawa Bhatta (Zig-Zag) kilns, which now dominate Nepal's Terai. Operators consistently report three gains after switching: lower coal consumption per cycle, more uniform coking, and a higher share of Grade 1 (1 No) bricks per batch. That improved yield often offsets the higher per-tonne price entirely. We also stock Indian 5500–7000+ for cross-border flexibility and Indonesian 5800–6500 NAR for volume-focused operations. Tell us your kiln type, province, and monthly pull — we'll recommend the right grade and model the economics.

Yes — all seven provinces from our Biratnagar hub. Send site and tonnage; we confirm route and timing.

Every load is lab-tested (GCV, moisture, ash, sulfur). USA and Indian shipments include the same certificate pack our kiln customers expect. Docs match the truck.

Varies by grade and route; USA and Indian lots can differ from Indonesian volume runs. Put tonnage and window on the form — we reply with what works.

Yes — ask when you inquire; we can show certificate format and what ships with each load.

USA: max GCV (7500+), premium runs. India: wide GCV band, flexible cross-border timing. Indonesia: value and steady volume. We stock all three — we pick with your kiln and budget.