Business Investment Opportunities in Oceania

Apparel company that has been in operation for over a decade and a half. - Clothes are manufactured by contract manufacturers in Australia, the USA, and India. We also have an in-house manufacturing unit in Australia. - On a daily basis, we can produce 50-100 pieces in-house of apparel in Australia. - Brand has received the International Business Award recently. - Debuted in New York Fashion Week last year. - Business has various charitable organization affiliations. - Full brand trademark ownership. - Brand has been promoted using large and small marketing campaigns including International billboards to prominent Australian magazines. - The director has completed the masters in Business Administration. - Apparel is sold directly to customers via our own website, Amazon and eBay avenues. - Number of online orders varies depending on various factors. - Have 2 permanent employees and 30-50 staff on a contract basis. - Until recently the business was operated on a small scale, as a result, our sales are not up to the mark. Now we have decided to take it to the next level. - Highly profitable 5 year investment.

Well-established and promoted tourist attractions in Northern Vanuatu. - Highly rated on Trip Advisor, Google reviews etc. - We are registered on bookings. com and Airbnb and receive around 10 bookings monthly. - The revenue model is by charging for lodging, day tours, and restaurant operations. - We are located just minutes out of town and across the Segund Channel on Aore Island. - The promoter is in Vanuatu. The number mentioned is the WhatsApp number.

Currently, there is a supermarket operating on a small portion of the land for the past 10 years which generates PGK 99,000 annually. - We plan to discontinue the supermarket and utilize the 15,000m2 land for the construction of a commercial building to rent out. - The location is a prime area for commercial buildings and there is a high demand from clients like Chinese, Indian, and Bangladesh companies, who want to rent and operate wholesale and retail businesses.

Business plans to produce the greenest Cacao in the world via Agri photovoltaics (AgPV) adopting permaculture with organic certifications. - In talks with 52 artisan chocolate makers in New Zealand and Australia for collaboration. - We plan to fulfill the initial demand of 95 Metric tons per annum. - The market price for cacao at USD $10,000 per ton presents a great potential to scale the business. - 250 acres of land will be dedicated to the cultivation of ginger, turmeric, vanilla and cacao and the plan to export overseas with a high margin. - Alongside we also plan to establish a chocolate manufacturing plant and sell it under our own trademarked brand. - We have acquired land and designed models of 516MWh Agri Photovoltaics (AgPV) Plant. - Business holds registration certificate of the private entity. - The proposed plan is not operational yet, so the reported revenue is forecast only based on customer contacts and international demand. - An in-house R&D program (with international collaboration) will innovate new "green" varieties. -We will empower over 160 women and young adults from nearby villages into meaningful employment and raise trajectories for quality of life via our training programme.

Located in West New Britain, Papua New Guinea, this cocoa business has a potential annual production capacity of 10 to 15 tonnes but is currently producing 4 to 5 tonnes of cocoa beans. - The enterprise is seeking investment to scale up operations, including the expansion of cocoa estates and the introduction of diverse cocoa bean varieties to enhance product offerings. - Currently engaged in sales of dried cocoa beans with plans to expand operations by moving up the value chain to produce cocoa powder, thus enhancing product offerings and increasing revenue streams. - The business supplies to 2 major distributors - AGMARK and KBSA, who are key players in the local cocoa industry. - A strategic shift towards sustainability is underway, with plans targeting the upgrade of facilities to solar-powered fermenters to optimize energy use and improve operational efficiency. - To expand market reach, the business aims to acquire an export license to facilitate the sale of cocoa beans and powder internationally, boosting revenue streams. - The recent financial performance recorded the sale of approximately 500 bags of cocoa, each valued at PGK 550, indicating the business's steady market demand. - Business is registered under Cocoa Board of PNG. - Strategic infrastructure development is planned, including the procurement of essential tools and vehicles, as well as the construction of a mini wharf, crucial for efficient export activities and enhancing logistics capabilities.