Pilot Pen Opens New Outlet in Kumaripati, Lalitpur

EDUCAST, Under the official distribution of Fair Trade Corporation, the Japanese writing instruments brand Pilot has expanded its presence in Nepal with a new franchise outlet operated by Karna Trade Concern – Pilot Pen Store in Kumaripati, Lalitpur. The brand, which has been serving Nepal for over 42 years, continues its strategic expansion with this fourth outlet.

The inauguration ceremony was marked by a ribbon-cutting by popular Nepali comedian Sandip Chhetri. Karna Bir Thapa, President of the Rotary Club of Sainbu Bhainsepati and proprietor of Karna Trade Concern, welcomed all distinguished guests and attendees.

A representative from the Pilot New Road branch extended best wishes for the success of the new outlet and expressed confidence in strong future sales. On the occasion of the opening, it was announced that students belonging to Lalitpur district will receive a 10% discount upon showing their valid ID cards.

The newly opened store offers around 200 varieties of Pilot pens, providing a wide range of options for students, professionals, and writing enthusiasts.

Indira Joshi, President of Rotary Club Lalitpur, highlighted the importance of globally trusted brands like Pilot and their role in ensuring quality writing experiences. Chartered Accountant Amir Rijal also shared his views on the reliability and long-term usability of Pilot products and expressed his best regards at visiting the outlet.

Kritartha Shakya, Branch Manager of Prime Bank New Plaza, extended his best wishes, stating that the expansion of such a reputed brand will positively influence the local market.

Fair Trade Corporation has already established outlets in New Road (Kathmandu), Nadipur (Pokhara), and Kamaladi (Kathmandu). The Kumaripati franchise is expected to particularly serve students and professionals in Lalitpur, further strengthening Pilot’s footprint in Nepal.

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