Business Investment Opportunities

The resort is strategically located in Bangalore, offering a unique architectural design with dome-shaped structures, which have gone viral on social media and contributed to high occupancy rates. - Currently, the resort boasts an impressive 4.5-star rating on Google Reviews, reflecting high customer satisfaction and consistent service quality. - The resort experiences strong demand, maintaining an 89% occupancy rate, with recent peaks at 93%, primarily due to its distinctive style, quality services, and social media presence. - Key offerings include the Panchabhuta "5 elements experience program, " which features engaging activities such as pottery, jacuzzi, and kayaking, enhancing guest experiences and increasing customer engagement. - The resort comprises 11 cottages, with an average monthly revenue generation of 30 lakhs over the last three months. Plans are underway to expand with three additional cottages, aiming to boost revenue to 45 lakhs monthly. - The business also includes an on-site restaurant, contributing to additional income streams and providing guests with convenient dining options. - Financially strong, the resort reports a current EBITDA of 40%, indicating healthy profitability and potential for growth. - Plans are underway to construct a new 46-room resort in Madikeri, a popular hill station with a restaurant and similar engaging activities, to cater to the increasing tourist demand in the area. - The business holds necessary registrations such as local panchayat, FSSAI, MSME, and GST, ensuring compliance and trustworthiness to both customers and investors.

Mediterranean bakery products business running successfully in Bangalore. - We supply daily to restaurants and hotels. - Our products are sent to restaurant, supermarket and hotel, and have 50 tie ups in total. - Have huge market potential and planned growth scope.

Business type: Manufacture and trade of chocolate and chocolate products, based in Aramoun, Baabda, Mount Lebanon, under its own brand. - Operated for 7 years before halting operations 5 years ago due to COVID-19 and the increase in the dollar value, with established local brand recognition and supermarket shelf presence. - Distribution channels: Direct supply to wholesalers and supermarket chains, notably Al-Makhzan and Al-Rimal, and planned use of company representatives in Beirut and Mount Lebanon. - Market coverage: Domestic Lebanon market with existing contacts among major local traders; targeting remote governorates such as Beqaa, Tripoli, and South via appointed agents. - Sales performance: Historical daily sales US$1,000–1,300 and last reported annual sales ≈ US$300,000 prior to closure. - Financial restart projection: Forecasted monthly revenue ramp from US$10,000 at relaunch to ~US$50,000 within six months using modern marketing and rebuilt distribution. - Has a strong legacy brand recall and existing retailer preference, customers reportedly still prioritize this chocolate in stores despite company closure. - Revenue model: Product sales to wholesalers and supermarkets (B2B) and indirect retail reach via supermarket shelf placements and merchant-led exports. - Growth levers: Revive supermarket contracts, re-establish agent network for regional distribution, and invest in modern marketing. - The business holds commercial registration in Lebanon. No other industry-specific licenses are required unless the business begins exports in the future.