Businesses Seeking Loan

Cloud kitchen business with 4 operational brands. - Our business has serviced 9,000+ orders since its inception 8 months ago. - We had to halt operations for 2 months at the beginning of this year due to the lockdown in UP. - Our sales and profitability took a big hit due to a halt in operations. - 100% online orders through platforms like Zomato and Swiggy. - The business has spent INR 40,000+ on Zomato marketing. - We use one cloud kitchen for preparing the food for all the brands. - Sole proprietorship with 100% ownership by the promoter. No history of borrowings or loan default.

Non-operational skincare brand in Antipolo, Philippines, with over a year of halted operations due to capital and personal reasons, plans to relaunch with a broader product offering. - Garnered 11 local and 3 international awards, indicating strong recognition and credibility in the skincare industry. - Set to introduce men's skincare products alongside its existing women's line, tapping into an expanding market segment. - Transitioning from in-house to outsourced production to reduce capital investment and streamline operations. - Previously sold through TikTok, Facebook, and Shopee, leveraging digital platforms for effective customer engagement. - Seeking to expand sales channels by entering traditional distribution networks to augment online sales.

A bridal and Quinceañera dress rental store strategically located in El Seibo, Dominican Republic, operating without any direct competition. - Established 4 years ago, the store combines personalized service with high-quality designs to attract a growing client base. - Currently managed solely by the owner, the store benefits from direct contacts with emerging designers, enhancing its inventory with exclusive offerings. - Monthly sales average at DOP 45,000, indicating consistent demand and potential for increased revenue with expanded reach. - The business attracts around 15 clients a month, with a consistent increase in daily client visits. - Rental prices range from DOP 3,000 per day, with premium exclusive designs available for DOP 10,000 as well, catering to various customer budgets. - The business secures its inventory from manufacturers in China, ensuring a diverse and cost-effective selection of dresses. - With the aim to expand services throughout the eastern region of the Dominican Republic, the store seeks funding to broaden its market appeal and scalability.

Provide chartered bus services and ground logistics services to our clients. - Have 4 luxury AC buses that can transports over 70 - 120 passengers daily on the Pune-Nagpur route. We charge on average INR 1,000 per customer. - We are registered on online portals including redBus for instance. - Our services have ceased temporarily due to the ongoing pandemic. - The organisation has hired over 15 drivers currently. - We earn around INR 10,000 daily through ground logistics and are tied up with 200+ private courier companies to that extent. We charge a fee based on the weight of the goods and only transport between Pune and Nagpur. - Have engaged in paid digital advertising through Google Adsense and have undertaken e-mail marketing to promote the business. However, we primarily rely on word-of-mouth promotion. Our customer base is very loyal.

Offer classes from play school to 5th standard. Have enrolled more than 150 students currently. - School has not accepted admissions for play school to UKG students this year due to the ongoing pandemic. - Current property has 8 classrooms and 2 offices. Library (300+ books) and playground facilities are also available. - The size of the teaching staff is 10 and we have 2 workers involved in maintenance. - We are conducting online classes for the students currently. - We charge INR 25,000 for students from playschool to UKG and INR 30,000 for students from 1st standard to 5th standard. Fees are collected annually. - The school regularly communicates to the students and parents via Facebook. We also upload pictures and intimate information regarding our admission procedure via Facebook. - Due to some disputes with the franchisor, we have terminated the agreement. We are changing the business' name and logo as a result.

The business is focused on assembling and selling unique interlocking quadrilateral lamps (IQ) as its primary product. - The IQ lamps are handcrafted without using any adhesive material, offering a unique and eco-friendly approach to lighting solutions. - The raw material which is pre-cut material is imported from a manufacturer in Thailand. - The owner has almost 17 years of experience in the industry, providing valuable expertise and insight. - The average price of a lamp ranges from PHP 500 to 4000 based on size and customization. Customers may buy bulk orders worth PHP 1000+ to decorate their entire garden or home. - The business began operations in 2008 and had a strong sales presence through trade shows, decor fairs, and online platforms prior to the pandemic, indicating a history of successful sales and market engagement. - Revenue streams were generated through sales, rentals, workshops, and the Facebook marketplace. - However, the business stopped its operations during the pandemic due to the owner's health. - It has only restarted this month and the current run rate sales were earned solely through selling the products to a reseller in Manila, hence it is low. - The sales have even reached around 1M PHP during the peak time of business pre-pandemic. This can be achieved by tapping into the previous revenue and marketing streams.

Operational restaurant in Mirpur. - Restaurant gets 40-50 customers daily. - Seating capacity is 60 pax. - Facility has a restaurant, juice bar, and smoking section. - 100% dine-in or direct takeaway from the restaurant. No online food delivery. - Have a Facebook page with 5,800 followers which we use for marketing. - No growth in revenue, we plan to end the year with the same revenue as last year. - We occasionally have some parties in the restaurant as well.

Have over 33,000 followers on Instagram. - We set up ad for the offers through FB campaigns and Instagram. The profit ratio is very good. For Example: If a product is sold for Rs. 300/- The making cost of the product is 60% ie. Rs. 180/- The profit is between surely 80-100% (100 - 120) - Our newly launched birthday frames are a damn hit. We sold each product at Rs 750/- and we have done more than 100 frames in a month. - We receive around 3-4 customers daily.