Guest House Seeking Loan in Jaigad, India
| Established | 10-20 year(s) |
| Employees | < 2 |
| Legal Entity | Sole Proprietorship/Sole Trader |
| Reported Sales | USD 530 |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 6.4 thousand |
| EBITDA Margin | 0 - 10 % |
| Industries | Hotels + 1 more |
| Locations | Jaigad |
| Local Time | 9:15 PM Asia / Kolkata |
| Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
| Status | Recently Active |
- Strategically situated near 2–4 major industrial establishments, including JSW and a local shipyard, catering primarily to industrial workers and employees who require accommodation. The lodge remains mostly fully occupied due to consistent demand.
- The existing property comprises budget-friendly rooms with basic amenities, constructed with sheet roofing, catering primarily to workers and long-term guests.
- There is significant potential to upgrade the existing accommodation business into a premium hotel with modern amenities, including air-conditioned rooms, laundry services, and restaurant facilities, targeting business travellers, senior corporate professionals, and international visitors.
- The promoter additionally owns 5–6 guntas of land in Jaigad, which can be utilised to construct a G+2 hotel with approximately 10 modern rooms.
- The proposed hotel is expected to generate approximately INR 15,000 in daily revenue, translating to around INR 4.5 lakh in monthly revenue.
- The business previously operated a small-scale dhaba (roadside eatery) within the premises, which has been closed for the past few years but offers potential for revival.
- The business holds GST registration, and property ownership documents are in place, providing a foundation for future expansion.
- Guests use the facility for short-term and long-term stays, particularly those working in the surrounding industrial area.
- The business also has potential to expand its offerings by developing a premium hotel with air-conditioned rooms, laundry services, and restaurant facilities to cater to business travellers, senior corporate professionals, and international visitors.
- Additionally, the previously operated dhaba could be revived to provide food and refreshments to guests and nearby workers.
The value of the physical assets exceed the loan amount being sought, however, these assets are necessary for the operations and cannot be liquidated.
- Intangible assets: Existing customer relationships, local market presence, and relationships with nearby industrial establishments.
- Additionally, the promoter owns 5–6 guntas of vacant land within the same premises in Jaigad, Ratnagiri, which can be utilised for future expansion.
No loans on the business or property.
Sole owner.