America. Fuse Machines, an information technology company founded by a person of Nepali origin, has started trading stock from the prestigious Nasdaq Company of America.

The company, which works in the field of artificial intelligence founded by Nepali entrepreneur Dr. Sameer Maskey, has been able to start trading securities under the name Fuse from Thursday following the merger two years ago. Dr. Maskey, who is also the founder of the company, said, “Innovative thinking and concept will inspire us to achieve this feat from a small group of the company, and we will do it even more in the future.” ”

“It is a great achievement to be listed as one of the world’s leading financial instrument mobilizers,” he said. The company’s stock is listed under the name Fuse.

Currently, 350 people are working in the company. Of them, two hundred and sixty are working in Nepal. Meanwhile, Nasdaq said in a press release that the process for the partnership between CSLM Acquisition Company and Fugemachines Inc. has been completed and trading will start on the Nasdaq capital market from Thursday. With this, the company established by Nepali has entered the global market and has also created opportunities for investors.

Dr. Sameer Maskey is the CEO of the company and Christine Chambers is the Chief Financial Officer of the company. The board of directors of the company includes Sameer Maskey, Bharat Krish, Tim Gochar, Sanjay Shrestha and Salman Alam.