ABOUT US
At Mahavir Trade Concern (MTC), we are dedicated to delivering excellence in the automotive industry. With a legacy spanning decades, we have built a reputation for quality, integrity, and innovation. Our commitment to customer satisfaction drives everything we do, from sourcing the finest automobile parts to providing unparalleled service. Explore our journey since 1964 and discover how MTC has become a trusted name in automotive excellence.
Since
1964
Inception and Founding
Established in 1964 by the visionary Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia, Mahavir Trade Concern (MTC) embarked on its journey by importing automobile parts from IMPAL, India’s largest distributor.
Strategic Evolution
In 1995, a pivotal moment unfolded as Akashdip Dalmia, the son of Mr. Binod Dalmia, joined the organization. This marked a strategic shift towards direct imports from renowned manufacturers such as CD TVS (now ZF Wabco) and TVS Brakes India.
1995
2005
Growth and Strategic Leadership
Under the adept guidance of Akashdip, MTC witnessed significant expansion. The company flourished with the establishment of over 45 representatives, the inauguration of branches in Kathmandu and Butwal, and the inception of three service centers. This period solidified MTC’s position as a leader in the automobile business.
Strategic Partnerships
In 2007, MTC undertook a strategic initiative by establishing a partnership with Tata Autocom, specifically Tata green Batteries, thus solidifying its position as the exclusive authorized sole distributor of Tata Batteries in Nepal. This landmark agreement positioned MTC as the pioneer distributor of Tata green batteries in Nepal, successfully carving out a significant market presence in Nepal.
2007
2009
A Tragic Loss
The year 2009 brought a devastating blow as MTC lost its driving force, Mr. Akashdip Dalmia, in a car accident. Despite the tragedy, MTC stood strong under the leadership of Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia.
2011
Corporate Advancement
In 2011, MTC underwent a transformative phase, transitioning into a Private Limited Company. This strategic move underscored the company’s commitment to excellence and adherence to robust corporate governance.
Corporate Advancement
In 2011, MTC underwent a transformative phase, transitioning into a Private Limited Company. This strategic move underscored the company’s commitment to excellence and adherence to robust corporate governance.
2011
A Farewell to a Visionary
The year 2023 witnessed the industry mourning the loss of Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia. Despite this profound loss, his enduring legacy persists through the capable leadership of Mrs. Nidhi Dalmia.
2023
2023
A Farewell to a Visionary
The year 2023 witnessed the industry mourning the loss of Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia. Despite this profound loss, his enduring legacy persists through the capable leadership of Mrs. Nidhi Dalmia.
Today
Enduring Legacy
MTC stands as an enduring testament to resilience and legacy. Led by CEO Nidhi Dalmia, the company thrives, embodying enduring family values and a commitment to automotive excellence. The organization’s enduring legacy is a beacon in the industry, symbolizing a blend of tradition and contemporary leadership.
Enduring Legacy
MTC stands as an enduring testament to resilience and legacy. Led by CEO Nidhi Dalmia, the company thrives, embodying enduring family values and a commitment to automotive excellence. The organization’s enduring legacy is a beacon in the industry, symbolizing a blend of tradition and contemporary leadership.
Today
MISSION
To consistently deliver superior automobile parts, fostering trust, and contributing to the growth and reliability of the automotive industry in Nepal.
VISION
To be the undisputed leader in the distribution of automobile parts, setting industry benchmarks for quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction.
FOUNDERS NOTE
Founder - Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia
Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia, the visionary founder of MTC, established the company in 1964, demonstrating unwavering commitment to the automotive industry. In the face of adversity, particularly the tragic loss of his son, Akashdip Dalmia, in 2009, Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia exhibited remarkable resilience. His steadfast leadership steered MTC through challenges, leaving an indelible mark on Nepal’s automotive landscape.
Co-Founder - Akash Dip Dalmia
Joining MTC in 1995, Akash Dip Dalmia brought fresh perspectives and unwavering dedication to the organization. His dynamic leadership, marked by daring initiatives, facilitated MTC’s transition to direct imports from manufacturers. Despite a tragic accident in 2009, Akash Dip Dalmia’s legacy endures, remembered for his unparalleled contributions to Nepal’s automotive community. His innovative spirit and commitment continue to inspire, shaping the ongoing success of MTC.
Nidhi Dalmia - CEO, Mahavir Trade Concern (MTC)
Nidhi Dalmia, MTC’s current CEO, embodies strength and effective leadership. Despite personal tragedies, including the loss of her husband and father-in-law, she displayed exceptional resolve, ensuring the continuity of MTC’s legacy and values. Nidhi’s grace and determination have successfully guided the company through challenges, balancing family responsibilities and business demands. Under her leadership, MTC not only perseveres but thrives, reflecting the enduring values set by the founders. Nidhi Dalmia’s journey exemplifies resilience emerging from adversity, marking a continuation of the legacy established by Mr. Binod Kumar Dalmia and carried forward by her late husband, Akash Dip Dalmia.