Toyota Contributes NPR 30 Million to Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund
22nd September 2026, Kathmandu
United Traders Syndicate (UTS), the authorized distributor of Toyota in Nepal, along with global partners, contributes NPR 30 million to support disaster relief efforts.
In a significant display of corporate social responsibility, United Traders Syndicate (UTS), the authorized distributor of Toyota in Nepal has announced a substantial contribution of NPR 30 million to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund.
The humanitarian initiative was executed in close coordination with international partners Toyota Motor Asia and Toyota Tsusho Asia Pacific. This collaborative effort underscores the global automotive brand’s deep-rooted dedication to the welfare of local communities during times of crisis.
Standing Together for a Resilient Future
Speaking on the initiative, representatives noted that the substantial relief fund is aimed at aiding recovery and rehabilitation efforts. Through this contribution, UTS and Global Toyota have officially reaffirmed their steadfast commitment to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Nepal and its people.
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Beyond immediate disaster response, the partnership aims to contribute meaningfully toward building a stronger, more resilient future for affected communities across the nation.
As organizations continue to rally behind national relief efforts, this vital support from UTS and its global partners marks a powerful step toward recovery and long-term community rebuilding.
Standing Together. For Our Nepal.
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