Businesses Seeking Loan

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.

Business, located in Indore, that plans to operate in the leather goods industry. - The company's primary focus will be on producing leather fabrics using agro-waste materials such as rice husk and banana stem. - Business will target companies in need of leather for manufacturing purposes, specifically shoe and sofa cloth manufacturers. - The company has acquired patents and technology required for the production of leather fabric from agro-waste. - The factory is poised to commence operations 2 months after securing funding. - Business loan can be repaid within 18 months, with the initial repayment beginning 2 months after operations begin. - The company is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and GST and is currently in the process of obtaining necessary operational licenses. - Promoter has previous experience in running a successful plastic granules trading company for 2 years.

Business is yet to start operations with a restaurant in Dubai specializing in Asian cuisine. - The business model includes a home delivery service, tapping into the growing trend of convenience and online ordering in the food industry. - The company is in negotiations with a potential chef, highlighting a proactive approach to securing key personnel for the operations. - The projected timeline indicates that operations can commence within 2 months of receiving the necessary funding, with loan repayment scheduled to begin 3 months after the start of operations. - It is important to note that the company has yet to register in Dubai and obtain the required operational licenses and will complete all the formalities immediately after receiving the funds. - The promoter, with 11 years of experience in Dubai, has conducted thorough market research and developed a comprehensive business plan to capitalize on the demand for Asian cuisine in the region. - With the promoter's roots in Darjeeling, the restaurant benefits from authentic recipes and a passionate approach to the project, ensuring a genuine and unique offering in the market.

The business will operate within the petrol bunk industry in Darwha, a taluka with a population exceeding 60,000. - The business will have a team of 5 employees dedicated to the retail sale of petrol, diesel, and various other petroleum products. - Situated in Darwha, the business will capitalize on the scarcity of petrol pumps, as there are currently only 2 in operation, presenting a promising opportunity. - Proposed new petrol pump will be operated in partnership with Nayara Company, providing an opportunity for collaboration with an established company in the petroleum industry. - The business lacks regulatory approvals or licenses as the Indian government does not issue them for petrol stations until the land purchase is finalized.

The rice mill is located in Patna and processes approximately 1,000 metric tons of rice every month, serving the states of Bihar, West Bengal, and Uttar Pradesh. - With a peak operational season from November to June, the rice mill caters to the increased demand during this period, indicating a strategic approach to managing production and distribution. The factory was not operating at full capacity last year, and has now increased its current capacity. - The business has a network of 200 distributors who are responsible for selling the rice, predominantly in 25 kg packaging, to the local markets across the three states. - The company holds a crucial document in the form of a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the government, certifying its compliance with regulatory standards. Additionally, it is also registered under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) for its operations. - Operating in the rice milling industry, the business has a significant workforce, employing 50 individuals, highlighting its contribution to employment generation in the region. - The geographical reach of the business across Bihar, West Bengal, and Uttar Pradesh underscores its penetration into key markets, offering potential for further expansion and growth. - The company's distribution model, relying on a network of distributors, presents opportunities for scalability and market penetration, indicating a well-structured sales and distribution strategy.

This is currently a non-operational business with a plan of establishing a solar power plant of 400kWp with the initial funding. - A public company is in the vicinity of the planned location to purchase the generated energy. - Revenue model centers on selling energy to this public company, ensuring a steady income stream. - Promoter brings extensive experience through their aunt's solar farm, which produces 375kWp and sells to the system. - Potential for establishing a connection with a public company to purchase energy generated. - The promoter believes that there is a high growth potential in areas like São Paulo due to increasing industrial energy demand. - Initial investment of USD 200k planned for a 400kWp capacity solar farm.

The company used to supply coconut husk chips. - We shut down 3 years ago post-COVID due to economic instability. - We supplied to 4 agricultural companies. - The company has a valid certificate of incorporation (COI). - The owner has 11 years of experience in the industry. - Since we already have a network of suppliers and clients, we will be able to finance the loan. - When it was operational, the company made around 1.5 million LKR annually. - We expect to launch operations as soon as we get funding and can start paying the interest a month after beginning operations.