Food & Beverage Businesses Seeking Loan

Newly established coffee shop in Lae, Papua New Guinea, operating for the past three months and currently seeking funding to support expansion. - The business aims to become one of Papua New Guinea's most loved café brands by offering exceptional coffee, quality food, and memorable customer experiences that reflect the country's hospitality. - Serves premium coffee sourced from Papua New Guinea's renowned coffee-growing regions, along with fresh, affordable food and beverages. - Currently operates as a takeaway-only café, serving approximately 10 orders per week and generating around PGK 200 in weekly revenue. - Projects monthly revenue of approximately PGK 2,000 as operations expand and customer reach increases. - Plans to establish cafés and kiosks at airports, transport terminals, and universities across Papua New Guinea to increase brand presence and accessibility. - Focuses on promoting local culture, products, and entrepreneurship while creating a welcoming space for business professionals, students, families, and visitors. - The business is currently owner-operated, with the owner serving as the only permanent employee and receiving operational support from family members. - Applications for business registration and food permits have been submitted and are currently under process, with approvals expected to support future expansion.

We are developing a science-driven agricultural initiative in Nepal focused on increasing rice productivity, improving farmer incomes, and strengthening national food security. - Our core objective is to help farmers produce up to 1.5 times more rice from the same land they already cultivate, without relying on additional farmland or unsustainable agricultural practices. - The initiative will combine a proprietary bio molecular fertilizer system, AI-powered agronomic advisory services, and a data-driven cultivation approach to optimize crop yields and improve farming outcomes. - We aim to empower Nepalese farmers by reducing dependence on imported fertilizers and agricultural inputs while promoting sustainable and profitable farming practices. - Nepal has a rich agricultural heritage, with more than 25 varieties of Basmati rice cultivated across diverse regions, from the high-altitude fields of Jumla to the fertile plains of Chitwan and Jhapa. Our initiative seeks to unlock the full productivity potential of these farming communities. - The planned revenue model is based on a crop share model, under which the business will receive approximately 10% of the agricultural production generated by participating farmers, aligning the company's success directly with farmer productivity and output. - The initiative directly supports Nepal's goals of food security, farmer empowerment, agricultural modernization, and economic self-reliance. - The project is currently in the pre-revenue stage and is seeking funding to conduct pilot deployments, build operational infrastructure, onboard participating farmers, and commercialize the platform. - The business has not yet been formally incorporated and is expected to be registered upon securing the required funding and commencing operations.

We are developing a science-driven agricultural initiative in Nepal focused on increasing rice productivity, improving farmer incomes, and strengthening national food security. - Our core objective is to help farmers produce up to 1.5 times more rice from the same land they already cultivate, without relying on additional farmland or unsustainable agricultural practices. - The initiative will combine a proprietary bio molecular fertilizer system, AI-powered agronomic advisory services, and a data-driven cultivation approach to optimize crop yields and improve farming outcomes. - We aim to empower Nepalese farmers by reducing dependence on imported fertilizers and agricultural inputs while promoting sustainable and profitable farming practices. - Nepal has a rich agricultural heritage, with more than 25 varieties of Basmati rice cultivated across diverse regions, from the high-altitude fields of Jumla to the fertile plains of Chitwan and Jhapa. Our initiative seeks to unlock the full productivity potential of these farming communities. - The planned revenue model is based on a crop share model, under which the business will receive approximately 10% of the agricultural production generated by participating farmers, aligning the company's success directly with farmer productivity and output. - The initiative directly supports Nepal's goals of food security, farmer empowerment, agricultural modernization, and economic self-reliance. - The project is currently in the pre-revenue stage and is seeking funding to conduct pilot deployments, build operational infrastructure, onboard participating farmers, and commercialize the platform. - The business has not yet been formally incorporated and is expected to be registered upon securing the required funding and commencing operations.

• Startup FMCG manufacturing company focused on producing and marketing packaged mouth refreshers for retail consumers. • Plans to manufacture and distribute packaged mouth refreshers through FMCG distributors, retail stores, supermarkets, food outlets, and general trade channels. • Revenue will be generated through the sale of packaged mouth refresher products across retail and wholesale distribution networks. • Currently in the pre-revenue stage and preparing to commence commercial operations upon securing investment. • Funding is being sought primarily for plant and machinery procurement, manufacturing setup, and working capital requirements. • The promoters have completed business planning activities and are preparing for operational launch. • Operations are expected to commence within the next few months following the closure of the funding round. • Positioned within the growing FMCG and packaged food products sector, benefiting from widespread consumer demand for mouth fresheners and impulse-purchase products. • The business is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), providing a formal legal structure for future operations and growth.

The business processes tea, rosehip fruit, berries, flowers, and a wide range of botanical ingredients. - It primarily serves B2B customers and exports its products to markets across the European Union, China, India, and other countries. - The company serves more than 30 clients worldwide. - Its processing facility has a production capacity of 1,000 tonnes per year and is currently operating at 50% capacity. - The business employs 35 permanent staff members. - A high degree of automation enables efficient operations and supports strong revenue generation with a lean workforce. - The company is registered as an LLC and holds the necessary trade and import-export licenses. - The owner is based in Poland and uses that contact number for all business communications.

• Upcoming organic food processing venture focused on fruit and vegetable processing for domestic and export-oriented markets. • Planned product portfolio includes tomato concentrates and processed fruit products such as plums, sour cherries, cherries, apricots, peaches, pumpkin, apples, and pears. • Project involves construction of a modern greenfield processing plant equipped with new machinery and latest-generation food processing technologies. • Planned operations are expected to generate projected annual sales of approximately EUR 24 million upon stabilization of production and distribution activities. • Planned infrastructure includes an administrative block, laboratory, treatment plant, and operational production facilities designed for large-scale processing activities. • Business benefits from ownership of land assets, certified organic positioning, and planned use of advanced processing technologies for scalable production.

Non operating agricultural commodities export business focused on spices and rice exports. - Previously exported products primarily to Middle Eastern markets through established international trade relationships. - Operations were temporarily halted during the COVID period due to financial constraints. - The business started operations about 10 years ago, and was registered as a private ltd company last year. - Currently in the process of restarting export operations and rebuilding international supply activities. - Maintains familiarity with export logistics, international buyer coordination, and commodity trading operations. - Holds valid GST registration and MCA registration, FSSAI, APEDA, and IEC registrations.