Coffee Estates Seeking Loan

The business is located in Alotau and operates primarily in the used car dealership industry, specializing in importing and selling pre-owned vehicles locally. - Under the current operations, the business successfully sells approximately 5-6 used cars each month to the local market in Alotau, ensuring a steady cash flow. - Diversifying into agriculture, the business has initiated a cocoa plantation on 2 hectares of land with 1,000 cocoa trees already planted, which are expected to start yielding harvests from next year. - Targets international markets, including India, Australia, and New Zealand, leveraging these regions' high demand for cocoa products. - The company currently is in the process of setting up a fermentery and plans to expand further by constructing a warehouse to enhance its cocoa product storage and management capabilities. - With the new cocoa initiative, the business is optimistic to achieve an annual revenue of approximately 5.8 million, estimating a robust 20% EBITDA margin, demonstrating significant growth potential. - Seeking investment to facilitate this expansion into cocoa cultivation, this venture illustrates innovative cross-industry growth from car sales to agricultural wholesale, enhancing its revenue streams and market presence. - Business has an operating license for both dealership and cultivation. - Business generates high EBITDA from car sales but the loan will be used solely for cocoa cultivation. - Both verticals of the business will be operated under the same legal entity.

Strategic Location: Based in Lae, Morobe Province, which is a pivotal hub for coffee distribution and trade in Papua New Guinea. - Employee Workforce: A dedicated team of 20 professionals ensuring efficient management and operations within coffee marketing and production. - Extensive Coffee Farming: Cultivation of approximately 800,000 quality organic Arabica coffee trees, supporting sustainable agricultural practices. - Significant Production Capacity: Quarterly production output of 250 to 300 parchment coffee bags (50kg each), reflecting robust farming practices and community engagement. - Direct Stakeholder Engagement: Collaboration with local stakeholders as development partners to enhance the coffee industry and uplift rural farming communities. - Cooperative Structure: Operates through a structured association of nine villages within Erap/Wain LLG, promoting collective marketing and quality assurance. - Major Supplier for Lae Agmark: Established as a key supplier to Agmark in Lae, driving consistent sales of green coffee beans and generating economic benefits for local farmers. - Community Impact: Commitment to improving the livelihoods of individual farmers by providing critical services and facilitating access to markets through cooperative initiatives. - Resilience and Sustainability: Active participation in PPAP programs and climate risk management strategies, ensuring long-term viability and adaptation in coffee production. - Registrations: Registered with IPA and IRC.

Seeking funding for a new 100-hectare coffee plantation for a 10-year period. - The company has a strong network of buyers, including government, private importers, roasteries, hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops, with high demand for supplied coffee green beans for both export and the local market. - The brand has become a producer and exporter, supplying to countries such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, Iran, and Singapore. - The owner has shut down other operational plantations to focus on this specific venture, with no revenue generated yet from this specific plantation. - The company has secured contracts with approximately 300 buyers, including a significant bulk order in the local market, and has strong connections in Europe and the Gulf region. - Additionally, there is a 5-year contract in place with a major company, PT Torabika-Eka-Semesta. - The total capacity from the 100-hectare plantation is estimated to be around 400 tonnes, with export and halal licenses in place. - It is estimated that the produce will be generated from this land in 3 years time. - The land is rented by the company for a period of 70 years. - The total rented land area is about 1,000 hectares which has a value of IDR 1 trillion. - Funding is also required to rejuvenate the old machine to produce a high yield with equipment such as a gravity machine, pulper, huller, de-stoner, color sorter, warehouse, and lab. - We have secured the necessary coffee export license and halal license to facilitate business operations. - Sales at the peak of operations were around IDR 1 billion annually.

Specialize in trading robusta coffee beans sourced from Lampung. - Our business involves buying and selling coffee beans, with purchases accepted from local farmers. - We employ contract workers to efficiently manage our operations. - Our NIB is in place, ensuring compliance and operational readiness. - Our promoter brings 5 years of industry experience. - We maintain relationships with over 5 clients for our trading activities. - Our supply chain includes beans from our own plantation and a network of 150+ farmers. - The primary source of our revenue is from trading activities, with our own production bringing ancillary revenue. - We cultivate 20,000 coffee plants on our 4-hectare land. - Our production capacity is up to 30 tons per year. - We have 10 exporters/distributors as clients.

Specializing in the production of high-quality tea. - Boasting a robust production capacity of 2 lakh kg per year. - Currently producing 40,000 kg of tea annually. - Our experienced promoters bring over 5 years of industry expertise to ensure top-notch quality. - We strategically sell our premium tea at auction centers, with a particular focus on the esteemed Guwahati Auction Center. - We employ contract laborers based on demand. - We have a valid GST and FSSAI.