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    Welcome to Bhat-Bhateni

    Bhat-Bhateni Super Market was established in 1984 by Mr. Min Bahadur Gurung, the company’s Owner and Chairman, as a ‘single shutter’ 120 sq. ft. cold store. Since then, Mr. Gurung, who gave up a lucrative career in banking to dedicate himself to the store, has overseen the company as it has grown from its humble beginnings to becoming a household name in the country. Today, Bhat-Bhateni has a combined 1,000,000 sq. ft. sales area across its 15 locations and employs 4,500 full-time employees 95 percent of who are women. With daily sales exceeding NRs. 5.5 Crore (USD 550,000.00), Bhat-Bhateni is also the largest taxpayer in the retail sector in Nepal.

    Today, Bhat-Bhateni is Nepal’s leading supermarket and departmental store chain, spread out in Kathmandu the capital city and economic hub and in all major cities around the country. Bhat-Bhatenis one of Nepal’s most trusted brands and sees a daily footfall of over 100,000 patrons.

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    Standard Chartered, Bhatbhateni Supermarket in strategic business alliance

    Standard Chartered Bank Nepal and Bhatbhateni Supermarket & Department Store have entered into a strategic business alliance. To mark this...

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    Bhat-Bhateni 13th outlet at Butwal

    With all your support and love we are able to open our thirteenth Bhat-Bhateni outlet at Butwal, Lumbini. Your presence...

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    Swimmer Gurung, Bhatbhateni ink one-yr sponsorship deal

    Swimmer Shirish Gurung and Bhatbhateni Super Market reached the sponsorship deal for one year amidst a ceremony here today. As...

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    Bhatbhateni opens 7th branch in Anamnagar

    A huge crowd lined in front of the newly constructed building at Anamnagar on August 16. The traffic was at...

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