Profitable Animal Breeding Business Investment Opportunity in Bengaluru, India

- Business highlights:
1. Integrated Sheep & Goat operations: Currently, we operate a facility with a capacity of 1600 Sheep's in 06 integration centre.
2. Livestock grazing and breeding: We manage 100 calves and 1600 sheep and goat and 3000 capacity of Country Chicken.
3. Regulatory approvals: We have received approvals from the pollution board and local panchayat.
4. Local B2B connections: We maintain relationships with 20 local suppliers.
5. Sales challenges: This year, planning to adopt latest technology to boost of our sales.
- Expansion plans:
1. Food industry growth: Recognizing the significant growth and demand in the meat industry, we plan to offer infrastructure for integrated Sheep & Goat with a capacity of 1,600 birds.
2. Livestock Integration: We aim to collaborate with existing integrated players in the market, targeting an average of 04 batches per annum, with pay-outs distributed transparently and equally within an average of 90 days.
3. Business operations: We focus on accumulating and selling high-quality Fattening Male Sheep's for Bulk Orders based on Requirement. These Sheep's will be maintained until lactation and sold to local markets and small dairy farmers.
4. Sheep and goat farming: We pursue integrated farming of sheep and goats for breeding, aiming to double the average number in one year. This operation aims to fulfil the increasing demand in the meat industry.
5. Investment strategy: Our business operates on a batch-wise basis with an exit strategy after 3 years, and insurance coverage is provided for all livestock.
- Sustainability and transparency:
1. Environmental control: We provide environmentally controlled sheds for poultry, ensuring environmentally responsible practices.
2. Veterinary services: We offer high-quality veterinary services, including insemination of milking breeds using the latest dairy farming technologies.
3. Livestock management: Proper management and infrastructure are essential for maintaining the farm for a minimum of 3 years, ensuring no losses to stakeholders.