Business Investment Opportunities

The business is in the pre-revenue phase and will mine high-grade granite. The business will be structured as a general partnership. 1. 100% permitted and consented: The official prefectural mining permit and 100% of local fishery union and community consents have already been fully secured following a 10-year consensus-building process. Infrastructure setup and extraction activities will begin immediately after the transaction is completed. 2. Logistical supremacy and highly efficient cost structure: The quarry site features an exceptionally low-cost operating structure. It is located just 5 km (approximately 10 minutes) from a dedicated shipping port. The site's downhill topography will enable fully loaded downhill transit, significantly reducing fuel costs and supporting strong operating margins. The quarry is estimated to contain granite reserves of approximately 7,809,615 cubic metres. 3. Guaranteed demand linked to national infrastructure projects: The granite will feature an average compressive strength of 113.0 N/mm², which is more than double the official Japanese public works standard of 50 N/mm². 4. Japan's demand for granite: - Domestic supply of infrastructure-grade hard stone in Japan has significantly declined to nearly 30% of its historical peak due to severe resource depletion and increasingly strict environmental regulations. - At the same time, Japan is executing multiple government-backed mega infrastructure projects, including sea-airport runway expansions and national port reinforcement initiatives, which are expected to require more than 10 million m³ of hard stone annually over the next 10 to 15 years. - This substantial demand-supply gap will make the project's target sales opportunities highly visible while minimizing off-take risk. The market structure is expected to shield the investment from private market volatility and support a stable, sovereign-backed cash flow trajectory over the long term. 5. Quarry timeline and ROI range: - Time to market: 4 to 6 months following the post-investment road and port setup phase. - Net payback period: Approximately 36 months from the commencement of commercial sales. - Total investment recovery period from the initial capital deployment date: - Accelerated case (4-month setup): Approximately 40 months total payback. - Conservative case (6-month setup): Approximately 42 months total payback. - The financial structure is expected to remain highly resilient and will offer institutional investors a predictable cash flow model that is substantially insulated from market volatility.

UAE-based QSR brand specializing in authentic Argentine empanadas with dine-in, delivery, and catering operations. - Operates one of the first dedicated Argentine empanada concepts in the UAE market with limited direct competition. - Active food court outlet located in a mall in Jumeirah, supported by a production kitchen in Ajman. - Generates revenue through dine-in, takeaway, online delivery platforms, and catering orders. - Available on Talabat, Deliveroo, Keeta, and Noon Food with active customer reviews and delivery order history. - On average, the business receives 50–100 walk-in customers daily across both outlets. - Offers handcrafted empanadas in multiple flavors including beef, chicken, spinach & cheese, and specialty variants. - Built by experienced founders with international F&B concept development expertise and operated by an Argentine chef. - Established brand identity including logo, packaging, website, and active social media presence. - One partner is based in Argentina while the other is based in Dubai, and the Dubai-based partner will be available to manage and facilitate the transaction process. - The business has a commercial license.

UAE-based QSR brand specializing in authentic Argentine empanadas with dine-in, delivery, and catering operations. - Operates one of the first dedicated Argentine empanada concepts in the UAE market with limited direct competition. - Active food court outlet located in a mall in Jumeirah, supported by a production kitchen in Ajman. - Generates revenue through dine-in, takeaway, online delivery platforms, and catering orders. - Available on Talabat, Deliveroo, Keeta, and Noon Food with active customer reviews and delivery order history. - On average, the business receives 50–100 walk-in customers daily across both outlets. - Offers handcrafted empanadas in multiple flavors including beef, chicken, spinach & cheese, and specialty variants. - Built by experienced founders with international F&B concept development expertise and operated by an Argentine chef. - Established brand identity including logo, packaging, website, and active social media presence. - One partner is based in Argentina while the other is based in Dubai, and the Dubai-based partner will be available to manage and facilitate the transaction process. - The business has a commercial license.

Kolkata-based stock market education institute offering structured training programs for aspiring traders and investors. - Conducts both offline and online classes, allowing the business to serve students across multiple locations and learning preferences. - Core offering includes a 3-month stock market training program designed for individuals seeking practical knowledge in trading and financial markets. - Current enrollment stands at approximately 25–30 active students, generating recurring revenue through training fees. - Institute currently employs a team of 6 staff members supporting training delivery and administration. - Business is fully promoter-funded with no outstanding loans, liabilities, or external shareholders. - Seeking equity investment to expand operations, strengthen market reach, and scale student acquisition. - Annual revenue figures for the previous financial year are unavailable, as the business commenced operations only a few months ago.

Currently non-operational, the business previously operated a bubble tea and dessert shop offering an Asian-inspired menu and unique craft items, based in Tampere. - The concept was built around a successful bubble tea business model from the Philippines and is now planned to evolve into a bubble tea and buffet concept for the Finnish market. - The business originally opened in April last year and operated until January this year, closing primarily due to its less central location despite demonstrating market demand. - Earlier located near Hämeenkatu, the business generated approximately EUR 4K in monthly revenue during operations. - The previous outlet had seating capacity for around 10 customers and served dine-in, takeaway, and delivery customers through platforms such as Wolt. - Majority of sales came from local customer traffic and food delivery channels. - The owner now plans to reopen the concept in a more central location in Finland to improve visibility, customer footfall, and operational performance. - Currently seeking an equity partner to support the relaunch and expansion plans. - Business already holds the required operating and food permits, allowing for a smoother reopening process.

• Startup dairy processing venture being established in Latur, Maharashtra, focused on the production and wholesale distribution of cheese, paneer, and yoghurt. • Business plans to cater primarily to wholesalers, retailers, and local consumers seeking fresh and locally processed dairy products. • Venture is currently in the setup phase with FSSAI registration already obtained and premises identified at Tuition Area, Sutmil Road, Latur. • Promoter has conducted a local market survey indicating steady regional demand for dairy products along with identified customer segments and distribution channels. • Planned production capacity is approximately 500 kg of dairy products per month, translating to around 6,000 kg annually. • Revenue is expected to be generated through wholesale supply partnerships, repeat retail demand, and local distribution arrangements. • Business projects an estimated operating profit margin of approximately 10% after commencement of operations. • Funding will primarily be utilised for equipment procurement, initial raw material purchases, packaging, working capital, and operational setup expenses. • The business currently has no fixed assets as commercial operations are yet to commence fully.