Home Furnishings Businesses Seeking Loan

An established manufacturer and supplier of Indian traditional handicraft products. - Operates in both the domestic and export markets, with a majority of its revenue coming from exports. - The domestic market includes 5 to 6 clients who are gifting companies based in Mumbai, Tamil Nadu, and Bangalore, with supply done on a quarterly basis. - In the international market, the business has 6 clients, all gifting companies based in the US, Poland, and Italy, with supply occurring 3 to 4 times a year based on orders. - Currently there are 3 to 4 pending export orders. - Has a production capacity of 3,000 pieces per month. - The business holds essential registrations including GST, MSME, and IEC, indicating compliance with necessary regulations and standards.

The company has successfully built a robust client base with a total of 48 clients. This demonstrates the company's ability to attract and retain customers, highlighting its reputation in the market. - We operate on a rental real estate model, generating revenue through leasing properties. This model provides a consistent income stream and has the potential for scalability as the property portfolio expands. - We have a valid UDYAM and GST registration. Although the company is registered in Haryana, the GST is registered in Bengaluru, and our primary operations are from Bengaluru. - The founders are seasoned entrepreneurs with experience in rental real estate, property management, tenant relations, hospitality marketing, product design, digital marketing and the co-living business model. They have a wealth of experience spanning 25 years.

• Trading and furniture procurement house located in Muscat, with 2 employees. • Diverse revenue model structured around furniture trading, leveraging strong partnerships with 20 regular clients from Oman. • Dedicated team with extensive expertise in the furniture industry, demonstrated proficiency in market analysis, sourcing, and strategic alliances. • Established enduring relationships with clients, fostering trust and repeated collaborations. • Collaborative ties with industry-relevant stakeholders for optimal product offerings and market positioning. • Positioned to further expand clientele and solidify business associations within the furniture trading sector. • Continuously committed to enhancing service quality and product diversity, including furniture, carpets, and artificial plants. • We sell our products to architects and contractors. • We have 20 regular clients from Oman, Muscat. • We outsource furniture from factories. • Employees include a driver and office boy, and other employees are outsourced.

Company offering customized wooden furniture, based in Male. - Our products include cupboard, racks, dressing table, doors etc. - Majority of our clients are residential, we also get a few commercial orders, who are retail stores, restaurants etc. - We get ~ 30 to 40 orders per month. Average order value MVR 4 k to 5k. - Additionally, we also provide supply boat services which we supply construction materials to resorts in islands. - We don't get these orders on a monthly basis, but average order value is MVR 150k. - Our turnovers for this year have dropped compared to last year because one of our fully loaded supply boat hit a reef and we lost almost MVR 500,000 worth goods and total loss above MVR 1 million, which caused a total business shut down for more than 2 months. - However, due to the incurred loss, we couldn't take up supply boat orders, as we don't have the working capital.

We are into manufacturing of biodegradable and eco-friendly products. - Started this business recently, as this was a dream business for the owner. - The business has 2 B2B clients to whom they supply weekly. - We also cater to local retailers and take direct orders from customers. - The facility has a manufacturing capacity of 12k-14k pieces per week, the order size we are getting is more than this and we wish to expand the business by purchasing new machinery. - Our raw materials are directly supplied by farmers of almost 6 villages in Kunigal.