Businesses Seeking Loan

We are a newly started online multi vendor marketplace operating and delivering within Bangladesh. - Since we are newly started, we only have 10 vendors who have registered with us as of now. - On a daily basis we receive around 3 to 4 orders and we deliver across Bangladesh. - We charge a commission of 7% on the products that are sold through our website. - Looking for funds in order to sign on more vendors and increase the number of daily orders. - Promoter has worked in the field of marketing for over 5 years. - Company's physical assets include furniture and laptops.

Located in Port Moresby, the business is set to operate in the chocolate and confectionery industry and will have a small team of 5 employees engaged in the downstream production of cocoa chocolate bars in various sizes and weights. - The business plans to sell cocoa chocolate bars to local supermarkets in the country while also targeting international markets for future expansion. - Alongside its focus on local and international markets, the company intends to export its products. - In the future, the business aims to diversify its product line by including vanilla essences. - The business will source its raw materials from Rabayul and aims to produce between five to seven metric tons of raw products per day at the outset. - The business possesses all the necessary registrations, including incorporation documents and land titles for commercial use, among others.

The business trades packaged canned foods. - It operates on an order basis. - It sells to retailers and supermarkets in the area and has tie-ups with 8-10 of them. - Imports the goods from outside. - The business has a valid commercial license.

Business Highlights. 1. Client Base and Market Demand. • Current Client Base: The business serves parents working night shifts, single-parent families, military families, and other working professionals with irregular schedules. • Growth Potential: With the increasing demand for nighttime childcare in Okinawa and limited competition, the projected number of clients is expected to grow significantly year over year. 2. Revenue Model. • Primary Revenue Streams: • Nighttime childcare services (fixed hourly or nightly rates). • Premium add-ons, such as custom sleep routines and dietary plans. • Emergency or short-term care with premium pricing for flexibility. • Projected Annual Revenue: ¥4,000,000, with additional growth anticipated as the business expands to include sleep center services. 3. Promoter Experience. • The business founder has a strong understanding of both childcare and community needs, backed by extensive experience working with diverse families and minority groups. • A proven ability to establish and lead initiatives, including organizing diversity groups and addressing underserved markets, ensures confidence in business operations. 4. Business Relationships. • Local Partnerships: Collaboration with local businesses, military organizations, and healthcare facilities to support working families and refer clients. • Future Collaborations: Potential partnerships with sleep specialists, therapists, and wellness centers for the planned sleep center expansion. 5. Awards and Recognition. • While the business is newly established, it has already gained community support and recognition for addressing a critical gap in Okinawa’s childcare services. • Anticipated recognition as a pioneer in nighttime childcare and sleep solutions as the business scales. 6. Competitive Edge. • Safety First: Comprehensive security measures, including monitored facilities and trained staff. • Unique Offering: Focus on children’s sleep quality and long-term health, addressing a niche yet essential need. • Community Impact: Contributing to work-life balance for families and supporting parents who work in 24/7 industries. These highlights underscore the business’s potential to be both profitable and impactful, creating trust and confidence for investors and clients alike.