Ice Cream Manufacturing Business Raising Funds In Hyderabad
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The business is a dormant ice cream manufacturing unit that previously offered over 40 product variants, with packaging sizes ranging from 60 ml cups to 5,000 ml buckets. It also launched a franchise outlet model, with its first outlet established in Hyderabad as of August 2024.
Before pausing operations three months ago due to financial constraints, the business had generated a total turnover of ₹50 lakhs, maintaining an impressive profit margin of around 50%.
Despite the temporary halt, the promoters are actively seeking funding to clear existing liabilities and revive the brand with a focused marketing strategy. Notably, the business has signed a subcontract MoU with the Andhra Pradesh government to roll out 100 outlets across the state -signaling strong future growth potential once operations resume.
Clientele type
Its clientele includes hotels, cafes, catering services, bakeries, and retail shops.
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OWNED
Premise Size: 2800 Yards
Market Value (in INR): 16.00 Cr
The manufacturing unit is equipped with machinery and cold rooms valued at ₹2.4 crore, comprising 7–8 different machines.
Asking Price Includes
The owner is willing to offer an 8-10% stake in the business.
Asking Price
INR 3.00 Cr
Minimum ticket size
INR 3.00 Cr
Reason
The owner is looking to raise funds to restart operations and invest in aggressive marketing. They are also seeking an active investor to support and participate in ongoing business operations.
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FSSAI
More Details
There are three partners involved in the business.
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