Businesses Seeking Loan

A Maldives-based business operating in four sectors: snacks wholesale, construction support, business consulting, and travel and tourism. - The primary revenue comes from the snacks wholesale division, importing products from India and Malaysia. - Receives 50-60 orders per week, demonstrating steady demand in the wholesale snacks market. - Other verticals have minimal operations due to financial constraints, impacting overall business growth. - Operates with a valid certificate of incorporation, ensuring legal compliance.

It's a food cart based ice-cream parlour located in a commercial cum residential area. There are commercial establishments nearby offering us visibility and high customer footfall. On a daily basis, we serve 40+ customers. All the ice-creams are produced at our food cart. We produce and sell 30+ flavours of ice-creams. The cart is well equipped with machinery. Seeking funds to buy 3 additional machines. Business owned assets include machinery, food cart and tools.

We are a rapidly growing manufacturer serving the CBD/wellness industry in North America. - Company is listed on the CSE and OTC and is looking for a lender to fuel growth. - Our clients include a wide variety of CBD/wellness consumer product companies in the US and Canada. - Have around 80 clients. - We are a public company with 26,000 shareholders and we owe around USD 450,000 to a small group of lenders.

Nutrition-focused cloud kitchen launching soon in Bangalore, targeting busy professionals and health-conscious consumers. - Operates under a private limited company structure; the brand is pre-operational and will launch upon securing funding. - Kitchen space of 500 sq ft has been identified, with rent agreement currently in process. Equipment procurement is planned post-funding. - The concept focuses on low-carb, protein-rich, and regional healthy meals, offered through Swiggy, Zomato, and a planned direct subscription model. - Promoters bring strong hands-on experience in marketing and business development, with plans to scale through curated meal packs and recurring customer engagement. - Positioned to tap into the rising demand for clean, balanced food delivered with convenience and consistency. - FSSAI license in process.

The business is a non-operational industrial sweet potato processing plant based out of Brazil. * Market and competition analysis. - Target market: - Food and beverage industry. - Cosmetics industry. - Bioplastics industry. * Competition. - Direct competitors: companies processing sweet potatoes and other starchy vegetables. - Indirect competitors: corn and sugar cane producers, which are traditional alternatives for the production of alcohol and starch. * Competitive differentials. - sustainability: sustainable and ecological production. Innovation: Diversified products with high added value. - Quality: strict quality control standards. * Risk mitigation strategies: - Mitigation: diversification of products and target markets, strategic partnerships for distribution and sales. * Operational risks. - Mitigation: Investment in advanced technologies and automation to increase efficiency and reduce failures. * Financial risks. - Mitigation: Strict financial management, with cost control and resource optimization, in addition to capital reserves for contingencies. * Regulatory risks. Mitigation: Compliance with all local and international regulations, implementation of governance and sustainability policies. - The processing plant will have a capacity of processing 30 tons of sweet potato per day. - Every 10,000 sq m planted, generates 80 to 100 tons of industrial sweet potatoes. - All production is already pre-sold. - The business can commence its operations 5 months after receiving the funding and can start repaying the loan 6 months after receiving the funding. - The company is registered and is yet to obtain licenses to commence operations. - Annual Growth Projection. * Year 1: Annual revenue of BRL 22,464,000.00. * Year 2: Growth of 20%, totaling BRL 26,956,800.00. * Year 3: Growth of 30%, totaling BRL 35,043,840.00. * Year 4: Growth of 40%, totaling BRL 49,014,976.00. * Year 5: Growth of 50%, totaling BRL 73,592,448.00.