Peanut Export Business Raising Funds In Jamnagar
Email
Phone
Google
LinkedIn
Facebook
About Business
The business will initially export raw groundnut and later they are planning to export spices and rice as well.
Clientele type
Restaurant industries, hospitality industries, food product manufacturers, exporters, etc.
Premises
LEASED
Lease per month (in INR): 50.00 K
Security Deposit (in INR): 7.00 L
Carpet Area: 37,000 sq ft
Asking Price Includes
The terms and conditions will be discussed with the potential investor.
Asking Price
INR 5.00 Cr
Minimum ticket size
INR 2.00 Cr
Reason
They need funds to setup a packaging unit.
More Details
They have a team of 5 promoters, including the founder, managing director & co-founder, manager (supply & sourcing), customer relationship manager, and operation & maintenance manager.
Their project is running under government agriculture development, so it will create a huge benchmark. Raw groundnut is in the international market, and as per the project report, its gross profit is 49% in the local or international market.
In many countries, including India, agriculture remains a cornerstone of the economy, yet its potential for growth and modernization remains largely untapped. The aim of this project is ambitious yet essential: To ignite a revolution in India's agriculture and its products.
Through strategic organization and equitable distribution, they aim to benefit various classes and institutions, ultimately creating a profitable agricultural structure that extends its impact both domestically and internationally. This transformation will not only bolster our economic infrastructure but also ensure sustainable growth for generations to come.
This project is running under the first level furthermore, they plan to expand the business into a variety of categories and levels.
Their unit will have a capacity of 7648 tons per year. The growth of selling capacity will increase by 20% per year (this is assumed by various analyses and studies), and it can be increased according to the
Energy costs are considered at Rs. 9.25 per kWh, and fuel costs are considered at Rs. 90 per liter. The depreciation of plants is taken at 10–16%, and interest costs are taken at 10–15%, depending on the type of industry.
Keywords
Business Tags
₹10 to ₹200 Cr
Complete Investment Banking Solution in 120 Days
Seamless Fundraising/M&A transactions
Start your growth journey with our 25+ Years of Experienced Professional Team.
Contact IBGrid Team
