Businesses Seeking Loan

• Asset-backed container leasing platform enabling investors to earn passive income through managed rentals. • Specializes in dry (20ft/40ft), refrigerated (reefers), and customized containers for industrial and project-based applications. • Operates a buy–lease model where investors own containers and lease them to businesses via a centrally managed system. • Bridges demand between container owners, logistics agents, and end-users, facilitating efficient leasing transactions. • Serves a diverse client base including logistics companies, construction firms, industrial operators, and warehousing businesses. • Active across multiple global markets, including the UAE, India, USA, UK, and Australia, supporting cross-border logistics demand. • Generates revenue through service fees, leasing commissions, and value-added services such as deployment, coordination, and contract management. • Managed leasing structure ensures hands-off ownership for investors while maintaining high asset utilization. • Backed by a growing network of over 700 clients, reflecting consistent demand and recurring leasing cycles. • The business operates with a valid trade license. • Positioned in a high-demand, asset-backed segment driven by global trade, infrastructure growth, and supply chain expansion.

Printing company specialized in architectural prints and customized printing services, catering specifically to local architects, artists, and event planners. - The business crafts high-quality business cards, vibrant car wraps, and engaging banners, supporting diverse client needs across Jamaica. - Serves local businesses, artists, designers, and event planners across Jamaica, focusing on high-quality, timely, and personalized printing solutions. - The business has experienced a temporary halt in operations since last 2 months due to malfunctioning printing equipment, highlighting a critical need for funding to enhance infrastructure. - When fully operational, the company generates approximately $1,000 USD in monthly revenue, demonstrating potential for financial growth with improved equipment. - Seeks funding to upgrade printing technology and boost marketing strategies, aiming to elevate service quality and expand its presence in the Jamaican printing industry.

Our company provides a wide range of services which include repair, maintenance, installation and software updating of components in telecom infrastructure. - We have been providing basic repair and maintenance services for different components in telecom towers that were used for landlines for the initial three years of our company's operations. Our company essentially provides technicians as per our clients' requests. We have about 3 to 4 clients in these domains of services. - However, almost a year ago, we have subcontracted the work of installation and software updating of 5G components in telecom towers across Madhya Pradesh. - The contract was awarded by the government to an MNC in India to complete this project at all towers across the country. However, due to the owner's relationship with the proprietor of the MNC, we have subcontracted a part of the entire project. - Our company's scope of operations is limited to Madhya Pradesh only. The MNC daily provides us with a list of towers that we must install the 5G devices in. These devices are provided to us by the MNC at no cost. They pay us for our installation services. We receive a payment from the MNC daily. This is the only source of revenue from the subcontract. - The number of towers allotted to us each day is the minimum amount of work we must do. However, our revenue for the day can increase or decrease if we finish lesser or more towers that day. The life of the contract is for 3 more years. - We work at about 18 to 20 towers every day using 4 different teams at 5 separate sites near Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The telecom towers we are working at are owned and operated by Airtel and Jio and the 5G devices are manufactured by Nokia. - Currently, about 90 percent of the company's total revenue is generated through the proceeds from the subcontract. The remaining 10 percent of the revenue is generated by rendering basic repair and maintenance services at telecom towers.