Agriculture Businesses Seeking Loan

The company operates in agriculture industry, cultivating palm oil fruit. - The fruits are harvested every week. - A 30m x 30m area yields 5,000 palm fruits every week. - We are currently operating at full capacity. - We sell all our produce to a single distributor who processes the fruit into oil. - Our revenue model is based on payment per metric ton. - We employ 150 staff members to ensure timely harvesting. - The company is registered as a private limited entity with an official business name registration.

We import betel nuts, soybean meal, and various other products from exporters and distributors in multiple countries. Our strong export track record includes coconut shell charcoal (Japan, South Korea, China), wood charcoal for BBQ grills (New Zealand), wooden broom handles (Middle East – Kuwait, Jordan, UAE), palm kernel shell (South Korea), and coconut piassava (imported from Brazil). The imported products are sold in the local market to distributors and agents for animal feed. - We also manufacture cassava chips for both animal feed and human consumption, supplying these products to distributors in Australia. - Currently serving 7 active customers through a well-established supplier and export network. - Our factory has a monthly production capacity of 500 tonnes. - We are looking for loan to seeking a loan to start sourcing more agricultural products for supply and export worldwide, as well as importing animal feed from global markets for distribution in the local market.

The business is not yet operational but is planning on having a pig breeding farm located in Kalimpong, focusing on exotic pig breeds such as Large White, Landrace, and Hampshire to meet local market demand. - The primary products include high-quality meat and various by-products that will supply local butcher shops and markets, ensuring a competitive edge in the meat industry. - Currently, the business is in its initial setup stage and employs a partnership between the owner and their spouse, with plans to expand once operations begin. - The farm is equipped with a modern automatic hygiene system, prioritizing animal welfare and food safety to attract customers who value quality meat products. - Once operational, the business anticipates an EBITDA margin of 40%, highlighting the potential profitability in the pig breeding and meat production market. - The farm's current tangible assets are valued at INR 10 lakhs, including land and a partially constructed pig shed, ensuring a solid foundation for future growth. - The market potential for meat and meat by-products is strong, making this venture a promising investment opportunity for stakeholders interested in the animal breeding industry. - The physical assets value exceeds the needed loan amount here as the unbuilt shed needs proper construction and the business is not yet operational so far because of which the owner needs funds to construct the shed and buy exotic piglets. - The ISD code of the phone number does not match the location as the user was working in Brunei before and now has come to his hometown West Bengal.

The company currently generates income by selling pork, chicken, and milk to B2B clients. - Key customers include milk corporations such as Estrella Azul and supermarket chains like Super Carnes. - Current operations include 250 dairy cows (80 in production), 20,000 meat chickens (15 days old), and 100 pigs in active fattening cycles. - Our revenue model is business-to-business, centered on providing meat, milk, and agricultural services to institutional buyers. - Our B2B clients include Estrella Azul, Super Carnes, Matadero Chiriquí, Distribuidora Urrutia, CAISA, Embutidos Tony, and IMA (through the Panamá Solidario Program). - We have a strong team that includes field workers, livestock managers, and technical advisors with expertise in animal nutrition and reproductive biotechnology. - We are a registered Sociedad Anónima (SA) and hold an operational license. - The founder, currently based in the U. S. , plans to relocate to Panama.

Newly established agri-trading business based in Bihar, focused on wholesale purchase and supply of maize, rice, paddy, wheat, and sugar. - Operates through both direct trading and commission-based supply partnerships with ethanol plants, feed companies, flour mills, and rice mills. - Strong sourcing access due to strategic location in one of India’s key grain-producing belts. - Operations run from a leased 3,000 sq. ft. facility in Kumhrar, Patna, with direct connectivity to mandi networks and transport routes. - Facility includes a high-roof warehouse (100–120 MT/month capacity), office space, and a separate loading/unloading zone for logistics. - Lease terms: ₹25,000/month under a renewable 3-year agreement, with potential to expand or relocate based on scale. - Actively negotiating the purchase of agricultural land to set up a 500 MT owned warehouse, aimed at reducing storage costs, improving inventory control, and qualifying for warehousing subsidies and agri-loans. - Plans to digitize procurement and logistics workflows to streamline operations and enhance traceability. - Seeking strategic investment to strengthen infrastructure, increase working capital, and expand market reach across India.

The business is a turkey farm supplying 200–300 turkeys monthly to a supermarket chain and retail customers. - Planning to acquire a slaughterhouse in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to process turkeys in compliance with Halal certification and export standards. - Target facility has a capacity of 3,000 chickens per day but is currently non-operational due to insolvency. - Acquisition budget is MYR 1.4 million, with plans to finance up to 80% of the purchase, potentially through a zero-cash deal given the seller's debt situation. - Intend to retain the existing workforce and integrate the facility into current farm operations. - The strategic goal is to establish an in-house slaughtering capability for turkeys to meet export demand and scale production efficiently. - Business is registered with an SSM certificate and does not need any approvals to operate.

The business is located in Alotau and operates primarily in the used car dealership industry, specializing in importing and selling pre-owned vehicles locally. - Under the current operations, the business successfully sells approximately 5-6 used cars each month to the local market in Alotau, ensuring a steady cash flow. - Diversifying into agriculture, the business has initiated a cocoa plantation on 2 hectares of land with 1,000 cocoa trees already planted, which are expected to start yielding harvests from next year. - Targets international markets, including India, Australia, and New Zealand, leveraging these regions' high demand for cocoa products. - The company currently is in the process of setting up a fermentery and plans to expand further by constructing a warehouse to enhance its cocoa product storage and management capabilities. - With the new cocoa initiative, the business is optimistic to achieve an annual revenue of approximately 5.8 million, estimating a robust 20% EBITDA margin, demonstrating significant growth potential. - Seeking investment to facilitate this expansion into cocoa cultivation, this venture illustrates innovative cross-industry growth from car sales to agricultural wholesale, enhancing its revenue streams and market presence. - Business has an operating license for both dealership and cultivation. - Business generates high EBITDA from car sales but the loan will be used solely for cocoa cultivation. - Both verticals of the business will be operated under the same legal entity.