Food Retail Business Investment Opportunities

Coffee vending business operating in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. - The business currently operates one premium automated coffee vending machine installed at a detailing center/car wash location. - The project is approximately 2 months old and operates on a fully automated vending model that does not require staff, there are 2 contract employees who replace the coffee grounds regularly. - Currently sells around 10 cups per evening, even during Ramadan at the installed location, which are expected to grow drastically. - The owner has also purchased stock of coffee machine supplies required for further operations. - The business is owned and operated by a single promoter and is legally registered as an individual entrepreneur under the simplified taxation system with the activity category “vending services. ” - The expansion strategy includes scaling to a network of multiple machines across Bishkek and later expanding to other regions. Financial Notes. - Current and future financial projections are estimates and have not been audited. - Projected unit economics per machine: average cup price around 150 KGS (potentially increasing to 170–180 KGS), expected sales of about 20 cups per day, projected revenue of approximately 90,000 KGS per month with estimated net profit of 45,000–55,000 KGS. - Projected scaling plan includes 5 machines generating around 250,000 KGS net profit monthly, and up to 10 machines potentially generating around 500,000 KGS monthly. - These figures represent projections only and may depend on location performance, demand, and operational scaling.

Located in Southern California, the company operates a high-traffic gas station and convenience store serving both local residents and passing motorists. - The business generates approximately USD 200,000 in monthly revenue, reflecting strong and consistent demand within the community. - The site includes about five fueling stations, providing convenient fuel access, along with a retail store offering snacks, beverages, and everyday essentials. - Revenue is driven by retail fuel sales and in-store convenience purchases, creating a stable dual-income model. - In addition to core staff, the business also engages part-time and temporary staff to support peak hours, seasonal demand, and operational flexibility. - The business is formally incorporated and holds a valid certificate of incorporation, providing a solid legal and operational foundation for future growth. - The company is currently seeking equity investment to support expansion, including additional service capacity, enhanced product offerings, and improved sales channels to meet growing customer demand. - This opportunity offers investors exposure to the resilient fuel and convenience retail sector within a well-established Southern California market.

Business with a retail outlet for vegetables and household essentials with in-house vegetable cultivation. - We also sell sweets (made in-house) dry goods, groceries in our store. - Our store has its own brand name and we have trademarked the brand name. - We have taken 6 bigha land on lease and grow our own crops there, all the produce grown there is sold through our retail outlet. - Our farms give a combined output of 30 quintals per month. - We do not pay very high salaries to our employees as we do not require highly-skilled employees. - Our business has a certificate of incorporation and GST Certificate.

Well-known neighborhood retail and grocery store serving over 400 customers daily starting a new outlet. - Offers a wide range of fast-moving consumer goods including grocery essentials, soft drink bottles, cigarettes, and bait items popular among younger customers. - Launch of a second outlet in a nearby or high-footfall location. - Replication of the existing store model with similar product mix and operating structure. - Separate legal entity to be formed for the new store, with investor participation structured accordingly.

• Operates fully automated helmet cleaning vending machines integrated with digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising displays. • Machines provide quick, contactless motorcycle helmet cleaning for daily riders and tourists. • Currently has 59 machines actively operating across high-traffic locations in Bali, Indonesia. • An additional 51 machines have been procured and are scheduled for March deployment. (Total 110 machines. ) • Revenue is generated through dual streams: per-use helmet cleaning fees and digital advertising placements. • Targets a massive user base of over 137 million motorcyclists across Indonesia. • Benefits from strong tourism demand with more than 15 million international visitors annually. • Machines are placed in strategic locations through strong exclusive partnerships with established consumer brands and high traffic locations: Gojek, Grab, Circle K, Cocomart, and iThon Mart. • Holds a valid NIB license, supporting regulatory compliance in Indonesia. • Positioned for rapid scale across Indonesia, Southeast Asia and North America through machine rollout and advertiser acquisition.

• Established rice trading and distribution business operating through both B2B and B2C models. • Primary product is rice, sold through own retail outlets and depots directly to consumers. • Also supplies rice in bulk to traders and exporters, serving around 80 active B2B customers. • Revenue split is balanced, with approximately 50% from B2B sales and 50% from B2C retail operations. • Procures multiple rice varieties through a pan-India network of millers, ensuring consistent supply and price competitiveness. • Engaged in retail, wholesale, distribution, and export of rice across domestic and international markets. • Sales have increased recently due to a growing number of B2B customers and higher bulk demand. • Revenue generated through trading margins across retail, wholesale, and export channels. • Operates with contract-based staff engaged as needed, keeping the cost structure lean and flexible. • Holds valid GST registration and MSME certification, supporting compliant and scalable operations.

The company operates a convenience store that sells groceries, food and beverages, snacks, and a limited range of apparel. - The store primarily serves the local community and has built a customer base of over 3,000 nearby residents. - It records an average daily footfall of around 20 customers. - The business employs four permanent staff members and generates strong revenue, as products are sold at an average markup of 35–40 percent. - The entity is currently registered as a sole proprietorship, and the registration has expired. - A renewal has been applied for, and the business plans to register the company in the appropriate structure once an investor comes on board.

The business will provide vending machines that sell convenience items. - The revenue model will be based on three channels. - The first will be direct B2C sales of convenience products with an expected gross margin of 60%. - The second will be the sale of advertising space across the vending machine network. - The third will be the sale and rental of vending machines to third-party operators and entrepreneurs, generating either one-time sales income or recurring rental fees. - The business will source its vending machines from three suppliers in China. - The model will be scalable, growing from 25 machines in the first year to 90 managed locations within five years. - Financial projections will target a 68.6% IRR for investors with a payback period of approximately 2.5 years. - The business will address proven demand in Costa Rica’s Greater Metropolitan Area, a convenience retail market valued at over USD 110 million. - Once an investor comes on board, the business will register the entity as required.

• Fast-growing licensed meat retail brand located along Dwarka Expressway, specializing in ready-to-eat and frozen meat products. • Product range includes chicken, mutton, and fish, with 50–55 daily orders and 30% online sales via WhatsApp and digital platforms. • One of the only licensed meat store in the Dwarka Expressway corridor after the removal of unregistered vendors, offering exclusive market positioning. • Currently undergoing transformation into a leaner, automated, and scalable business model to enhance margins and reduce operational load. • Ongoing initiatives include a delivery and loyalty app launch, cold chain upgrades, and working capital optimization. • Seasonal peak from November to March, with sales expected to double during this period. • Future expansion plan includes launching dark stores (Blinkit-style micro-fulfilment units) across Gurugram and Dwarka for 20-minute hyperlocal deliveries. • Recently declined acquisition offers to focus on long-term sustainability and market leadership in the organized meat retail space. • Holds FSSAI and Udyam certifications, ensuring quality, hygiene, and compliance.