Vinaya.Ghimire
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I already have loyal customers for my milk production. I sell milk to a tea/coffee shop and a cake/sweet shop. I have been unable to meet the demands of my customers.Thus, I am thinking to invest more.Have you start by contacting local stores, super markets, etc. to see about buying the milk to sell in their store?
I don't know about Kva. What is it, an investment company, a crowfunding site or s social outreach site? I will surely check kiva and see if I am able to attract investor.Try Kiva. It's a micro loan site. I've loaned money on there a couple of times. Not sure, as someone who needs funds, you can go through them directly, think you have to contact an organization in your area who then raises the money on Kiva.
You can check it though, I know there are other farmers on there from various parts of the world.
Try Kiva. It's a micro loan site. I've loaned money on there a couple of times. Not sure, as someone who needs funds, you can go through them directly, think you have to contact an organization in your area who then raises the money on Kiva.
You can check it though, I know there are other farmers on there from various parts of the world.
I have checked KIva.It looks a nice platform for small businesses. However, I am not sure if this program is available in my location. There are many crowdfunding websites that do not allow people from my location to create campains.
Commercial banks' interest rates are high, they charge upto 20 percent per year. Government owned banks offer somehow low interest rate, around 10 percent.Government also provided subsidized soft loan. However, in order to use these benefits the business need to be very bigSometimes because of the lack of capital outlay a business will not be able to operate well and will not be able to meet the demands of its customers. Having a low investment will also prevent business to further widen its growth as a business.
You said you had loyal customers already buying your milk but you are not able to meet their demands. And what you are thinking is right that you have to invest more so that you can expand your business. But be careful if you are planning to make a loan check wisely the interest rates before you decide in doing so. All the best of luck!
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Yes you are very correct and we surely have a company email but my company email was hacked and deleted, that is why I decided to treat all business matters in the above mentioned email
Commercial banks' interest rates are high, they charge upto 20 percent per year. Government owned banks offer somehow low interest rate, around 10 percent.Government also provided subsidized soft loan. However, in order to use these benefits the business need to be very big