If A Bank Will Give You Enough Capital What Business Will You Start

If i could get enough capital, i will start up a construction company. I will build and sell houses.

Of course i will also build some to rent out. I love to build, i personally supervised the construction of my fathers

house. It was great funny, I was 20 at the time. I still have it as a dream, am sure it will come through some day.

What will you like to set up if you were given the money to do it.

What is the one thing that every business-person has been complaining about? Electricity! NEPA! So I would definitely go into the power generation business if I had unlimited capital at my disposal. There's no question about it. If I go into that, I will make a lot of money to pay back the bank and at the same time satisfy the needs of millions.

The pent-up demand for absolutely reliable and cost-effective electricity supply in Nigeria is even more acute than the demand for phone services prior to 2001. With the right people investing in power generation, we are going to see a boom that is at least equal to the boom experienced in the GSM sector in the past few years! Supply of uninterrupted electric power to Nigerians? Definitely my business of choice!

Power is a relative problem so if u want to go to power, u will need intensive capital and its gona be limited too. Powers from dams alone cannnot power the whole nigeria. that is why we are gradually trying to acquire neuclear power for"saftey" use only. But even at that, the grant to use such source is soley based on the government. I am very sure they know the solution to this and they are dealing with it as much as they can

larger_20:

Power is a relative problem so if u want to go to power, u will need intensive capital and its gona be limited too. Powers from dams alone cannnot power the whole nigeria.

Well, If I want to go into such, I won't be looking to power the whole of Nigeria. I'd just pick 1 or 2 money hotspots like Abuja, Lagos and power those two cities. That's enough! At least, mobile phone netwrok companies like MTN, Glo did not start by networking the whole of Nigeria. They first started with Lagos, Abuja and gradually moved to the rest, when possible.

If given the opportunity i will go for online info publishing.

l will open a state of the art Restaurant that will have club, show girls and a whole lotta things. oh yeah Buffet style

IAH:

Well, If I want to go into such, I won't be looking to power the whole of Nigeria. I'd just pick 1 or 2 money hotspots like Abuja, Lagos and power those two cities. That's enough! At least, mobile phone netwrok companies like MTN, Glo did not start by networking the whole of Nigeria. They first started with Lagos, Abuja and gradually moved to the rest, when possible.

You can do that but expect break even to come after a very long time. UNless you expand your base to speed up your gross income. This is a capital intensive progect

That's wrong. There's no reason to believe that the scale of the operation has no effect on how quickly she breaks even. The larger the scale, the more you have to spend, and the more you need to make to break even. Uninterrupted electricity supply from a power plant that covers a small town or an estate would be somewhat cheaper than using a diesel generator, but more importantly it would be much more convenient and noiseless. People will gladly pay for it.

Stock market.

Huh? You have unlimited capital and all you can think of is gambling?

What is business at the end of the day?  Isn't it gambling?

Let me school you about how things work in the real world.

A company gets large enough, and offers an IPO.  It begins to offer stocks for sale.  Examples, Google, Microsoft, AT&T, etc.

If you purchase that company's stocks, you automaticallyl own a part of the company.

When that company make money, you make money.

If it loses money, you lose money.

Your task then is to forcast a market that is likely to do well in the coming months or years.

Isn't that exactly what you're doing when you establish a business?

In fact, trading stocks is less risky than establishing your business, because when one market fizzles, you can move your money quickly elsewhere, without worrying about liquidating assets.

Now compare that to establishing your own company?

If your business makes money, you make money.  If it loses money, you lose money. 

Now as a smart thinker, tell me the difference between the two: running your own business vs buying stocks in another? You're gambling either way.

Is your aim of establishing a business to make money?

When I run my business, I am in control of my investment, but when you trade in stocks, you are not in control. Unless you are rich enough to buy a major percentage of each company you invest in - like Warren Buffet. Control is the difference. What is the difference between being a footballer and gambling baseed on the results of football matches? Control! When you have little or no control over the outcome of your investment, you are gambling. I would never gamble with borrowed money.

Anyway, let's stop this side argument and return to the topic. Continue with this search.

What kind of control?

We're talking about investment here.

You contradict yourself when you say that Unless you are rich enough to buy a major percentage of each company you invest in . I thought the topic said I'd have unlimited capital?

Ok, so you are going to be buying up companies. That one is a good business. Cheers!

Set up luxury car business in every major Nig. city, BMW, LEXUS, ETC. Will sell themat low price with hope of sending the white men car dealers back to their nation.

I will invest it in farming. I will establish a farm bigger dan obj own. I will build storage facilities 4 tubers, grains, fruits and vegetables.

I will open a fashion house, I have passion for fashion. since am very good at designing english wears, I used this opportunity and prove to other countries that nigeria can equally design cloths that are of the same quality with theirs. But this doesn't make sense, since one can hardly find financial help, or even someone that is willing to invest in him. it's really unfortunate that that good talents are wasting due to lack of support.