Businesses Seeking Loan

The firm started with manufacturing of Sri Lankan chilli paste & biscuit pudding in 2013 and were running well since then but due to an uncertainty, we had to shut down our operations in 2016 and resumed it last year. After restarting our operations, we are currently focusing only on production of biscuit pudding. However, we have plans to reintroduce chilli paste as well after raising funds. We manufacture the products under our own brand name and we currently supply the biscuit pudding to 10+ retail stores in the local market. We operate at a small scale having our facility setup at home. Needs funds to buy additional small tools & equipment required to increase output. Business is run by the founder & family members, and do not have any employees. Business owned assets include few small tools & equipment.

Located in Dewas, the company specializes in soya chunk production. - With a production capacity of approximately 25 metric tons per day, the company meets rising demand in a growing market. - The product range includes best-selling packaged soya chunks and packaged mini soya chunks, appealing to diverse consumer preferences. - Servicing a robust client base of 30-40 active corporate clients, including major names like Reliance, D-Mart, and Big Basket. - The owner brings 7 years of industry experience, ensuring operational excellence and strategic growth. - With a strong focus on quality certification (FSSAI), the company maintains high standards, boosting client trust and brand reputation. The company also hires contract workers to meet demand. - Positioned for growth in the expanding snack sector, driven by rising health consciousness and demand for protein-rich alternatives.

We are manufacturers of confectionery, namkeen, mathri and shakar para. - Company sells these products under own brand to approximately 120 retail shops in the area. - We have approximately 26 items and the production capacity is 5 quintal daily for all these items together. - Have 7 small shops on lease which we use to wholesale our products. - Have also started tea packaging and marketing under our own brand. - We buy tea from 10 dealers in Haryana and West Bengal and supply to 40,000 customers in the local market. - Management consists of 7 highly experienced family members who have 20+ years of business experience.

We are manufacturers of confectionery, namkeen, mathri and shakar para. - Company sells these products under own brand to approximately 120 retail shops in the area. - We have approximately 26 items and the production capacity is 5 quintal daily for all these items together. - Have 7 small shops on lease which we use to wholesale our products. - Have also started tea packaging and marketing under our own brand. - We buy tea from 10 dealers in Haryana and West Bengal and supply to 40,000 customers in the local market. - Management consists of 7 highly experienced family members who have 20+ years of business experience.

FMCG wholesale business in Bangladesh. - We have a total of 100 distributors available, and over 10,000 retail shops are selling our products. - The company operates in the food wholesale industry, with a focus on selling fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) such as rice, oil, tea, and noodles. - Its primary customer base includes distributors and retailers, who then distribute the products to retailers and individuals. - The business is located in Dhaka and currently has 10 employees. - The top-selling products for the company are tea and oil, indicating a potential area of strength and market demand.

Largest importer and wholesaler of apples in South India. - The company sources its apples directly from 20 to 30 farmers in Europe such as Poland, Italy, and Africa. - Importing an average of 4 to 5 containers weekly, with each container valued at INR 25 lakhs. - The company supplies its imported apples to 25 to 30 wholesalers across five states, including Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana, with a weekly frequency of supplies. - There is a significant growth in annual turnovers as the business has transitioned from solely focusing on local supplies to now importing 15 to 20 containers per month, showcasing substantial growth and diversification in its business model. - Selling price of each container is ~INR 35 lakhs. - The company possesses essential licenses, including Import Export Code (IEC) and Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) license.

Organic farming business located in Ahmednagar. - Currently growing sugarcane, grains, and seasonal crops. - The business plans to specialize in growing organic grains, fruits, vegetables and further disinfection by irradiation for better quality and hygiene. - One of the business wing has a valid GST certificate.

Trader of commodities like spices, dry fruits, chocolates, snacks. - We are also the wholesale and retailer for these products. - Have more than 500 counters across Raipur. - Tie ups with 8 vendors in Indore, Coimbatore and multiple local vendors. - Daily sales is INR 30,000 on an average. - Have a base of 90 regular clients. - Owner has 8 years of experience. - We want want to set up a processing unit for cashew nuts and are in talks with vendors from Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, South Africa, Vietnam for the same.

Snack manufacturing business based in Jaipur seeks funding to kick-start operations in a growing market. - Plans to operate under a proprietary brand, enhancing market presence and customer loyalty. - Targeting wholesalers and traders as primary sales channels, optimizing distribution efficiency. - Approved by the Ministry of Food Processing, ensuring compliance with industry regulations and quality standards. - Positioned to tap into the burgeoning snack market, leveraging local production and strategic branding initiatives.

Located in Mysore, this dynamic e-commerce company bridges the B2B and B2C sectors with its diverse range of offerings 13 FMCG food products, primarily spices and masalas. - With a compact but efficient team of 8 employees, the business effectively manages operations spanning retail, e-commerce, and manufacturing sectors, enhancing market presence. - The business is currently focused on perishable goods like fruits vegetables and spices but plans to phase out this segment (fruits and vegetables) in the future. Strategically, the focus will shift towards non-perishable items such as apparel, footwear, appliances, and electronics, in order to capitalize on higher-margin opportunities. - Competitive advantages include robust distribution channels, stringent quality and hygiene controls, an affordable pricing strategy, and a strong emphasis on non-perishable products. However, there has been a drop in sales due to the current focus on perishable goods. - In the spices and masala market, the entity faces competition from prominent players like MTR, Aachi, Catch, Sparsh, and GRB, yet differentiates itself through superior warehousing and distribution capabilities. - The products are sourced from Maharashtra with a minimum order of INR 10 lakh, underscoring the company's strong market presence and extensive customer base. - The company’s innovative model targets convenience by providing end-to-end warehousing and distribution, ensuring a seamless customer experience and fostering long-term client relationships within the retail and manufacturing domains.