COMPLAST Nepal, a highly specialized trade fair for plastic products, has been held annually at the Bhrikuti Mandap Exhibition Hall in Kathmandu since its inception. The fair is organized by Smart Expos & Fairs India Pvt. Ltd., an experienced organizer in the plastics industry, and provides professionals with an excellent platform for exchanging and gaining information on the latest trends and technologies. The fair covers the entire value chain of the plastics industry, from raw materials and machinery to finished products and services such as recycling and certification. A notable feature is the variety of machines and equipment on display, including extrusion lines, injection molding machines, packaging machines, and 3D printing technology, making COMPLAST Nepal a crucial meeting point for professionals in the plastics processing and related technology fields. The fair is distinguished by its technological highlights, including the latest developments in additives, bioplastics, and advanced recycling technologies. It offers excellent networking opportunities with leading raw material manufacturers, machine builders, and service providers, as well as workshops and seminars by experts providing deep insights into material formulation and compounding. COMPLAST Nepal serves not only as an exhibition space but also as an educational and networking platform, enabling participants to learn about effective solutions and market trends. Exhibitors benefit from the opportunity to present their products to a knowledgeable audience, while visitors gain access to the latest products and technologies that can enhance their productivity and efficiency. The exhibition attracts visitors from various fields such as packaging, automotive, construction, healthcare, and electronics, offering exhibitors a wide range of business opportunities. This fair is the ideal place for technology providers and users of plastic products to shape the future of their industry. The COMPLAST Nepal takes place annually, and therefore for the 5th time previsibly in November 2025 in Kathmandu.