The project: itself was designed for handmade works most of its processes are directly done hand and manually. The machines are used for calendaring, cutting, punching and printing works only, whereas the dyeing, folding, gluing, creasing, sorting and assembling are done by hand.

BCP has 6 sections in production department i.e. Recycle, Dyeing, Local, Machine, Hand and New Product. The annual rated capacity of BCP has been considered at 240,000 sets of Greeting Cards and stationeries items. In addition decorative paper products come around 30% of total production capacity.

Market Aspect

Bhaktapur Craft Paper Ltd is producing greeting cards, stationeries and other decorative paper products made of Nepali handmade paper and export them in Europe and other foreign markets. Most of its products (more than 80%) are sold to UNICEF Geneva Switzerland and distributed worldwide from there. The market of the products is growing annually because of its renowned, exceptional durability, lively and special texture.
In future, BCP anticipates more achievement by promoting its products in international market and wants to penetrate new foreign markets to supply its products world wide.

Financial Aspect

Initial investment of the fixed assets of BCP was 10 million Nepalese Currency. The working capital is at 80% capacity and the break even point at rated capacity is 48%. The authorized capital is Rs. 20 million and the issued capital is Rs. 1.28 million

Socio-Economic Aspect

BCP, as per its objectives of establishment, is helping communities to revive and revitalize paper making and block printing as a stimulus to economic and community development. It provides directly as well as indirectly employment opportunity to more than 400 families both in rural and urban areas. Moreover, BCP has been improving the quality of life at community members of Myagdi, Baglung, Parbat, Lamjung, Gorkha and Bhaktapur districts by gradual fulfillment of their basic needs such as drinking water, education, sanitation and health through community development programs.