Sunday, April 5th, 2026

Nepali’s company to be listed in American stock exchange NASDAQ



WASHINGTON DC: The Fusemachines Inc, a company set up by an entrepreneur of Nepali origin, Dr. Sameer Maskey, is set to be listed in the US Stock Exchange-NASDAQ.

The company recently entered into a definitive agreement for merger with CSLM Acquisition Corp, paving the path for the AI solutions provider enterprise to debut in the prestigious stock exchange NASDAQ.

Following the merger, the company’s equity valuation is estimated to be worth USD 200 million, according to Dr. Maskey, CEO of the Company.

It will be publicly traded company on the NASDAQ under the name ‘Fuse’, said Dr. Maskey, adding that deal for business combination with the CSLM Acquisition Corp is expected to be carried out at the end of second quarter of fiscal year 2024.

The board members of the both companies have already approved the deal and it will be listed on NASDAQ following approval of stakeholders and fulfilling legal process.

Dr. Maskey, who is also an Associate Professor at the Columbia University, established Fusemachines in 2013. Headquartered in New York of the USA, his company is currently operating across Nepal, Canada and USA.

Of the total 450 employees working in the Fusemachines, 350 were Nepal and they were mostly outsourcing from Nepal, he said.

Talking to RSS, he said, “It is a significant milestone for the company to be listed in the NASDAQ and become a publicly traded company. I am confident that the company after partnership with the CSLM would make a leap in the sector of Artificial Intelligence in future.”

RSS

Publish Date : 24 January 2024 20:49 PM

Today’s News in a Nutshell

KATHMANDU: Khabarhub brings you a glimpse of major developments of

CM Baniya urges bank interest waiver for traders affected by Hetauda road expansion

BAGMATI: Chief Minister of Bagmati Province, Indra Bahadur Baniya, has

Health Ministry’s directive to designate ‘focal person’

KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Health and Population has issued directive

19 construction companies asked to clarify for failing to start projects in Khotang

KHOTANG: The Infrastructure Development Office Khotang has sought written clarification

Pokhara begins removing illegal structures along Phewa Lake

GANDAKI: Pokhara Metropolitan City has started removing structures built in