Nepal is once again discussing reopening its tyre factory – Gorakhkali Rubber Udyog.
On paper, it sounds like a great idea. Restart production, create jobs, and bring back a once-promising industrial asset.
But here’s the problem, reopening a factory is easy.
Making it work in today’s market is not.
In above video, We break down:
- What really happened to Gorakhkali Tyre Factory?
- Why it failed (beyond just politics and funding)?
- The hidden system-level issues most people don’t talk about.
- And what it would actually take to rebuild a factory like this properly.
This isn’t just theory.
We work with manufacturing systems, improving processes, fixing flow, and helping factories become more efficient and competitive. This video is based on real-world experience combined with research.
If Nepal wants to bring factories like this back, the conversation needs to shift from “restart” to “rebuild properly.
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