Businesses Seeking Loan

The business operates coal logistics and storage facilities with 50 employees. - Revenue is generated through coal handling, storage, weighing, and logistics fees. - The business handles 100,000 tons of coal per month and is operating at full capacity. - The business is registered as an LLC with a trade license. - The owner is based in South Korea and has given that number for all communications.

• Saudi Arabia-based construction and trading company focused on construction materials, steel fabrication, and civil works supporting construction and infrastructure projects. • The business supplies construction materials and provides steel fabrication services, including the manufacturing and installation of steel structures for construction projects. • The business employs contractual employees depending on project needs. • The company also undertakes civil works and infrastructure-related support, including road works, excavation and backfilling, concrete works, site clearing and preparation, and related project requirements. • Its integrated offering enables construction and infrastructure clients to source materials and access fabrication and civil work support through a single service provider. • The business has completed approximately 9 projects over the last 2 years and holds a valid trade license.

Ghana-based private limited gold mining company engaged in licensed alluvial and hard rock mining operations. - Currently operating a large-scale alluvial mining site with an estimated production capacity of approximately 6 kg of 22-karat gold per month, depending on ore grade. - Serves both local and international buyers, with gold typically pre-sold due to strong commodity demand and favourable gold-selling policies. - Operates on a 25 sq. km leased mining concession in the central region of Ghana under Mineral Commission policies. - Expansion-ready opportunity through evaluation of new sites with projected output of approximately 9 kg per washing plant per month (conservative estimate). - Relocate current operation with an additional 200 TPH industrial processing facility located within a protected Forest Reserve Concession. - Feasibility study confirms economically viable alluvial reserves of approximately 475,124.97 ounces across 27.4 million cubic meters of ore within the concession area. - Forest Reserve status reduces community and farming interference, enhancing operational continuity and long-term asset security. - Eco-friendly mining model using concentrators and environmentally safe detergents instead of cyanidation, ensuring compliant water discharge. - Workforce of 155 employees supported by tangible assets including washing plant, excavators, dump trucks, payloader, fuel truck, staff bus, and container-based office and accommodation units. - The slight drop in monthly sales is primarily due to fluctuations in ore grade and production output at the current site, which directly impacts gold volume recovered and sold in a given period. - Led by CEO and COO with 9 years of gold trading experience and 4 years of gold manufacturing experience, supported by international entrepreneurial background across multiple jurisdictions. - Holds gold mining license, government approvals, and Certificate of Incorporation; company has 3 shareholders, no external debt, with limited machinery under payment plans. - One of the owners lives across Bangladesh, the UAE, and the US but will be available to participate in and complete the transaction process.

Souvenir store offering clothing and gift items for tourists purchasing products for friends and family. - Product range includes T-shirts, leggings, jackets, caps and coffee mugs. - Currently receives up to approximately 20 walk-in customers per day. - Sales have recently declined due to hurricane-related disruption and the seasonal slowdown. - The upcoming winter season is expected to bring increased tourist activity, with hotels reopening after hurricane-related closures and the cruise ship season resuming. - Holds a business license.

Located in Zumbahua, the business specializes in experiential stays for tourists visiting the stunning Quilotoa Lagoon. - The stay provides a unique mix of traditional Andean accommodation and delicious meals, catering to international tourists and ecotourism fans. - The revenue model relies on direct accommodation bookings, classic dining packages, and guided nature tours. Lodging is priced at about USD 20 per night per guest, while on-site dining options range from USD 8 to USD 12 per person. - The lodgings serve as a prime base for outdoor enthusiasts, offering mountain hiking, guided crater walks, and authentic cultural experiences in the Cotopaxi region. - Business hosts around 600 visitors per month, with an average of 20 guests daily, ensuring a steady flow of customers year-round, especially on weekends. - The property offers 8 comfortable rooms that can host around 25 guests, making it ideal for couples, families, and groups. The layout includes double rooms for 2, triple rooms for 3, and family rooms that can accommodate up to 4 or 5 people, with a total capacity of about 25 guests at once. - Business also runs a vibrant restaurant that seats up to 60 people, serving both our overnight guests and walk-in visitors to the lagoon. - The promoter has hands-on experience in public management and administration, strong local ties, and great business relationships with community stakeholders and authorities, ensuring a safe, sustainable operation with a solid commitment to the triple-bottom-line approach. - Most of our revenue comes from lodge stays. With strong community connections and a dedication to sustainable tourism, we follow a business model that supports both our guests and the local environment.