Edible Oil Businesses Seeking Loan in Nganjuk

Nganjuk-based distributor of cooking oil brands “Minyak Kita” and “Filma, ” operating under a Limited Liability Company structure. - Core business model focused on wholesale distribution to approximately 10 sub-distributors and local retail shops in the region. - Current sales volume averages around 600 cartons per month. - Operates from a combined house-and-warehouse facility (7×10 meters) with storage capacity of up to 2,000 cartons, enabling inventory-based distribution. - Lean operational setup with 3 employees, allowing cost-efficient distribution management. - Company established recently and fully owned by a single shareholder; business initially funded through owner’s capital. - The higher run-rate sales and 20% EBITDA margin reflect fast inventory turnover and thin but consistent wholesale margins typical in essential commodity distribution.

Nganjuk-based distributor of cooking oil brands “Minyak Kita” and “Filma, ” operating under a Limited Liability Company structure. - Core business model focused on wholesale distribution to approximately 10 sub-distributors and local retail shops in the region. - Current sales volume averages around 600 cartons per month. - Operates from a combined house-and-warehouse facility (7×10 meters) with storage capacity of up to 2,000 cartons, enabling inventory-based distribution. - Lean operational setup with 3 employees, allowing cost-efficient distribution management. - Company established recently and fully owned by a single shareholder; business initially funded through owner’s capital. - The higher run-rate sales and 20% EBITDA margin reflect fast inventory turnover and thin but consistent wholesale margins typical in essential commodity distribution.