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godblessuyirich:
Good evening sir, I am into a very good biz, and ve been looking for investors and partners. been into it now for 7yrs.i will seen u a mail.

I will chat with you later today on WhatsApp?

shoray1704:
Couldn't post because I was banned by anti-spam bot for no reason.

Still waiting to hear from you

This Fat Oyinbo case is starting to become annoying

LasgidiOnline:
Amazon has overtaken Google and Apple to become the world’s most valuable brand at $315.5 billion, according to the BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brand ranking 2019.

https://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/valuable-brands-LASGIDIONLINE-1024x1024.jpg

Technology companies have always dominated the list, with Microsoft taking the top spot when BrandZ began in 2006. This year, Alibaba overtook Tencent to become the most valuable Chinese brand. ⠀

Tech, finance and retail brands dominate the overall ranking, making up more than two-thirds of its value, while luxury is the fastest-growing category.⠀

To qualify for the ranking, brands must be publicly traded, or publish their financial results. BrandZ’s list combines measures of brand equity based on interviews with more than 3 million consumers about thousands of brands, with analysis of each company’s business and financial performance.⠀

The full list below;

1. Amazon $315.5 billion
2. Apple $309.5 billion
3. Google $309 billion
4. Microsoft $251.2 billion
5. Visa $177.9 billion
6. Facebook $159 billion
7. Alibaba $131.2 billion
8. Tencent $130.9 billion
9. McDonald’s $130.4 billion
10. AT&T $108.4 billion

https://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2019/07/amazon-beats-apple-google-worlds-most-valuable-brand.html

The smallest company on this list is probably worth more that the 10 biggest companies in Nigeria put together

Abeys1:
We are into mining of solid minerals and we supply our product to ceramic company owned and operated by Chinese in Ogun State. We presently have a 9 figure contract we are servicing.

We need investors to sponsor haulage /transportation of the material from Ibadan where the mine site is located to Igbessa. It cost N4500 to transport 1 tons from mine site to the factory. We shall return N4700 after payment is made (payment takes 3-5 days including Sunday).

I will not be comfortable to share documents here but I'll provide you with list of documents am prepared to share via mail.

1. Supply Contract from the ceramic company
2. 18 months bank statement
3. All relevant CAC documents.
4. 18 months invoices
5. Pictures and videos of our operations

Also, a visit to the ceramic company to have us verified, perhaps meet with the procurement manager and also director.

A visit to the mine site to witness our operations first hand.

We are actually looking for an investor that could handle 1000 tons, N1,000,000 will only transport 220tons, thus we are inviting more investors that might be interested. Considering the track record of the organizations prompt payment which can be verified by juxtaposing our invoices with bank statement, you are guaranteed to rollover your investment at least 4 times in a month.

Regards,
A. Lawal.
08139354976 WhatsApp & calls.

The initial N1 million has already been invested in a business that qualified based on the criterion provided.

However, the investible funds have been enhanced by another sum of N1.5 million and this will be invested in business(es) that can show good prospects backed by integrity of the promoter.

Please provide answer to the following questions

What is the cost of 1 ton of raw materials?

What is the cost of haulage of 1 ton from the quarry to the company?

What is the profit for selling 1 ton based on the contract with the ceramics company?

funso111:
I am a catfish farmer.with over 5 years experience. We have property to develop our production to 10 tons above monthly.in you are interested ,I am open to comments and questions. The farm is in sagamu.

What's your email please?

Ugo04:
I'm looking to invest, how do I contact you outside nairaland?

Please send me an email chiagozieokwu@yahoo.com

TAGf:
We are trivia universal link, and have lots of products down our pipeline for future production. Our current project is the processing of a staple food. (This is a product we have been working on for over 3yrs)
We developed a product,which is 10 mins jollof rice meal. It takes only 10mins to get it cooked ,thereby saving time,energy,money and resources an average jollof rice consumer spends to get a rice meal fully prepared. However,We have a huge ready market(between the range of children to adult) for our products and that's why we need capital to purchase a machine, and our packaging wraps. I will explain more if you contact me. Thank you.
0 8 1 6 2 4 4 8 4 5 1.

Have you actually started selling these products?

Do you have all your approvals in place including NAFDAC?

I will contact you later to get more details

adebayo4ng:
We are Elganora Limited. we are into Agro commodities and Solid minerals trading. We have various opportunities available at hand but the one I want to throw open is that of Soyabeans cultivation in Kwara North.

High points
*Land leased and Cleared 20 hectares
*Seeds available for planting
*Land is very fertile, fertilizer not needed.
*Our funds is hanging that's why we are cash trapped
* Investment funds needed 960,000 for ploughing, planting, chemical and Labour for a period of 4 months.

Projected output (good yield)
1,000kg/hectare
20 hectare = 20,000kgs

Bad yield
800kg/hectare
20 hectare = 16,000kgs

Projected selling price
Based on last year's price, we project that the lowest and highest price possible for pickup this year to be 115/kg and 125/kg respectively.

if you are interested help do the maths and let's discuss.

Note: Am posting this because am running out of time. Preferably someone with a basic knowledge of farming or agro trading is preferable. If we can't plant this month there is no point.

Anyone who is interested but without the basic knowledge can still get in touch but we might not be able to do business because of the time frame so everything can be arranged against next year. thanks

Contact: At my signature.

How's your journey so far?

I hope you were able to get the funding you were looking for

oscarvicto:
...my business is based on manufacturing of fish feeds and poultry feeds. I also operate a 2500 capacity catfish and tilapia farm. I can't post full details on nairaland. If you are genuinely interested pls indicate

Please provide your email address

Ugo04:
Thanks for sharing

You sent me a PM.

How can I help you please?

mybusinesss:
I can see aussig's investment principal (N 1,000,000) already covers your capital proposal (N 828,000).

However, if all sails through with both of you and there's a space for a baby investor I'm willing to throw in a few bucks too.

Hi

Are you still interested in coming in as a partner in davincilyrics business proposal?

funso111:
I am a catfish farmer.with over 5 years experience. We have property to develop our production to 10 tons above monthly.in you are interested ,I am open to comments and questions. The farm is in sagamu.

What is the current land area of your farm?

Are you actively involved in the day-to-day running of the farm or do you have a farm manager?

How much capital are you looking for?

What the proposed use of the additional funds? Purchase of equipment or enhancement of working capital?

showkings:
This is the summary of what we do:

1. Block Fund (BF) facility which is mostly used by petroleum products business clients as well as importers and exporters

2. ProcessIng of Guarantee (BG) which is needed to secure big loan facility.

3. Long term Capital Project financing for business in any sector of the economy.(from 1m dollar and above)

4. Medium term project and working capital financing (from N100m naira to N250m naira)

5. Short term financing for LPOs, Supplies and procurement etc. (From N30m to N100m naira) within 2weeks

6. Short term loans (from N1m to N30m naira)

7. Preparation of financial statements and document that will be needed for any of the finance facility.

8. Financial consulting and statutory audit.

9. Recovery of funds and excess bank charges.

https:///2348087016202

Does your company have experience in financing the construction of a greenfield modular electricity generating plant?

Eghosa1:
Investment partnerships. Email me @ eghosakruz(@)protonmail.com

I have sent you an email

oscarvicto:
...my business is based on manufacturing of fish feeds and poultry feeds. I also operate a 2500 capacity catfish and tilapia farm. I can't post full details on nairaland. If you are genuinely interested pls indicate

Please post your email address so I can contact you for further discussions.

keneryhark:
all is set for my startup to fly. what is needed is fund for promotional marketing. kindly visit trek.com.ng to learn more and you can see my previous trend https://www.nairaland.com/4992454/investor-needed-partner-co-owner-startup for a little more understanding. quote me if your find it interesting.

Are you based in Lagos?

oscarvicto:
...my business is based on manufacturing of fish feeds and poultry feeds. I also operate a 2500 capacity catfish and tilapia farm. I can't post full details on nairaland. If you are genuinely interested pls indicate

Please give a brief description of your business model but you may leave out sensitive details for now.

How much funding are you looking for?

What do you plan to do with it? Is it for purchase of equipment or for enhancing working capital?

Eghosa1:
I have a Used Xiaomi Redmi 4A available for sale at 18k.

Phone comes with a case only. No charger sadly.

Quality device, 2GB ram, 16GB Rom.

Free delivery within the island axis in Lagos.

Hi, you sent me a PM...how can I be of assistance to you please?

Tolani0167:
My role is production, distribution and organizing the application
I serve North central and North West (the factory is located in Kaduna State
)
I serve middle class administrative workers of the state between age 35-70
yes I have three (3) financial book
Am looking at 500k to increase working capital payable with six months

Information on your profile appears to indicate that you're more of a building contractor than a paint dealer...

What interest rate do you propose to pay for the loan of 500K?

Do you have any collateral you can pledge as security?

Please share your email address

Kenni700:
Hi @aussig.

My business has every requirement that you have asked for.
Although we are looking at N2m, but we can deal if you certify us okay on your terms and conditions.

We produce cake toppers and a new innovative type of teaching aids for schools.

1.Cake Toppers.
We produce a minimum of 15,000 cartoon character cake toppers and we have upto 7 major distributors in Lagos alone. We have buyers in Abuja, Kaduna, Akure, Benin City and Warri.
After seeing the markets, we realize that cartoon toppers are only limited to children's party. Hence we have developed toppers for adults as well which is in high demand.


2. Teaching Aids.
Our teaching aids looks very foreign in nature and quality which alot of schools have keyed into them while some schools have added them to their curriculum.
We have only produced one teaching aid which are numbers. But after seeing the request from the Nigerian market, we have decided to add Alphabets, Shapes, Colors, Animals (both wide and domestic), Continents of the World and Map of Nigeria.....all these are colorful flash card teaching aids that makes learning fun for school children from the ages of 2-6 while it makes teaching easier for the teacher.

We have a bank statement to back all our transactions, we have a collateral at hand, we have products we produce with one raw material, our business has been registered as a limited liability company since 2008.

We have several pictures to show for our works.
Hoping to get your response.

I will contact you on WhatsApp using your number 0.8.0.5***9.8.4.2

Kenni700:
Hi @aussig.

My business has every requirement that you have asked for.
Although we are looking at N2m, but we can deal if you certify us okay on your terms and conditions.

We produce cake toppers and a new innovative type of teaching aids for schools.

1.Cake Toppers.
We produce a minimum of 15,000 cartoon character cake toppers and we have upto 7 major distributors in Lagos alone. We have buyers in Abuja, Kaduna, Akure, Benin City and Warri.
After seeing the markets, we realize that cartoon toppers are only limited to children's party. Hence we have developed toppers for adults as well which is in high demand.


2. Teaching Aids.
Our teaching aids looks very foreign in nature and quality which alot of schools have keyed into them while some schools have added them to their curriculum.
We have only produced one teaching aid which are numbers. But after seeing the request from the Nigerian market, we have decided to add Alphabets, Shapes, Colors, Animals (both wide and domestic), Continents of the World and Map of Nigeria.....all these are colorful flash card teaching aids that makes learning fun for school children from the ages of 2-6 while it makes teaching easier for the teacher.

We have a bank statement to back all our transactions, we have a collateral at hand, we have products we produce with one raw material, our business has been registered as a limited liability company since 2008.

We have several pictures to show for our works.
Hoping to get your response.

- The 15,000 cartoon toppers you produce is for which period? Monthly? Quaterly or Annually?

- What do you need the N2 million for? Working capital or acquisition of machinery?

- What type of financing are you looking at? Equity or loan?

- What is the type of asset you want to use as collateral? What is it's open market value?

- Please provide your email address

Dangrace01:
I see that you have the skill in analyzing business so ill like you to analyse this biz to see what can go wrong
The idea is simple become an outgrower for dangote / dansa tomato processing plant. Dangote is planting a new type of tomato strand that can produce x7 of any amount of tomato your land can produce and he is giving it out to outgrowers to plant.
The idea is become an out grower for dangote tomato plant kano
I am considering getting land in zaria/kaduna. There are two ways to get land. I can easily collect in kaduna state to farm or we sign contract with tomato farmers cooperative where we supply them with seedlings and ferterlizer and they the farmers do the farming during harvest the produce is divided into two
Dansa/dangote processing plant buys tomato in kilogram not in basket that is why tomato farners don’t like selling tomato to the factory, farmers prefer selling in basket in open market because price could climb up very fast.
I see this idea as a long term plan because I observed dangote cbn governor and audu ogbeh are working on banning importation of tomato paste

Here is my submission but first I have a few questions...

Has the new tomato strand been tested in Nigeria/ Is the weather conducive for it?

How many companies were contracted to supply tomatoes to the factory?

Does the contract have an exclusivity clause?

Risks of buying from farmers

- You must have contracts with the various farmers that states that they must sell a certain percentage of the yield to you (To minimize risk of diversion)

- You must also have a written contract with the offtaker Dansa/Dangote Group with a clause that states that they cannot buy that particular strand of tomato from the farmers but only from you

- There is also the risk that there will be bad weather which could affect the crop yield and cause you to loose money

- You must be ready to supply the farmer with new seedlings of the crop every planting season therefore you need to be sure you will have guaranteed supply

- The tomatoes usually must be delivered to the factory within the shortest time once they have been harvested, therefore you must have the means to do this once you take delivery

- You must have an arrangement that guarantees you supply of fresh tomatoes all year round therefore the farmers must be planting new crops at each point in time

- There is also the risk that a new government could decide to change policy and lift the ban on imported tomato; this could have an adverse effect on your investment



Risks of owning the farm and planting the tomatoes yourself

- Before venturing into this you must have a contract with the offtaker Dansa/Dangote Group which must state that they must buy tomatoes from you so long as it meets the agreed quality standard

- You will need to commit more resources upfront eg buying or leasing the farmland, equipment etc

- Do you have any prior farming experience? If you do not then venturing in on a large scale is very risky except you go into partnership with an experienced person who is willing to commit time and resources like you.

- You must also make sure that the land you get is very large so you can take advantage of economies of scale

- Running a farm of such magnitude means you need to make out time to supervise the operations until the farm becomes stable

- There is the risk of crop failure which could lead to losses

- You are more likely to make more money running the farm but you have more risks to bear since you will be handling the entire value chain

- There is also the risk that a new government could decide to change policy and lift the ban on imported tomato; this could have an adverse effect on your investment

Dangrace01:
Grace Concept Construction company (Manifesting an Impossible Dimension in Construction) is the brain child of pastor Dan a pastor in holiness evangelistic church. This company is into building construction and also handles building contracts in IMO state.

I see that you have the skill in analyzing business so ill like you to analyse this biz to see what can go wrong
The idea is simple become an outgrower for dangote / dansa tomato processing plant. Dangote is planting a new type of tomato strand that can produce x7 of any amount of tomato your land can produce and he is giving it out to outgrowers to plant.
The idea is become an out grower for dangote tomato plant kano
I am considering getting land in zaria/kaduna. There are two ways to get land. I can easily collect in kaduna state to farm or we sign contract with tomato farmers cooperative where we supply them with seedlings and ferterlizer and they the farmers do the farming during harvest the produce is divided into two
Dansa/dangote processing plant buys tomato in kilogram not in basket that is why tomato farners don’t like selling tomato to the factory, farmers prefer selling in basket in open market because price could climb up very fast.
I see this idea as a long term plan because I observed dangote cbn governor and audu ogbeh are working on banning importation of tomato paste

Feel free to contact us today
08080815548

I'm having some difficulty commenting on the original thread...

Here is my submission

Has the new tomato strand been tested in Nigeria/ Is the weather conducive for it?

Risks of buying from farmers

- You must have contracts with the various farmers that states that they must sell a certain percentage of the yield to you (To minimize risk of diversion)

- You must also have a written contract with the offtaker Dansa/Dangote Group with a clause that states that they cannot buy that particular strand of tomato from the farmers but only from you

- There is also the risk that there will be bad weather which could affect the crop yield and cause you to loose money

- You must be ready to supply the farmer with new seedlings of the crop every planting season therefore you need to be sure you will have guaranteed supply

- The tomatoes usually must be delivered to the factory within the shortest time once they have been harvested, therefore you must have the means to do this once you take delivery

- You must have an arrangement that guarantees you supply of fresh tomatoes all year round therefore the farmers must be planting new crops at each point in time

Risks of owning the farm and planting the tomatoes yourself

- Before venturing into this you must have a contract with the offtaker Dansa/Dangote Group which must state that they must buy tomatoes from you so long as it meets the agreed quality standard

- You will need to commit more resources upfront eg buying o leasing the farmland, equipment etc

- Do you have any faming prior experience? If you do not then venturing in on a large scale is very risky expect you go into partnership with an experienced person who is willing to commit time and resources like you.

- You must also make sure that the land you get is very large so you can take advantage of economies of scale

- Running a farm of such magnitude means you need to make out time to supervise the operations until the farm becomes stable

- There is the risk of crop failure which could lead to losses

- You are more likely to make more money running the farm but you have more risks to bear since you will be handling the entire value chain

NairalandAngel:
Are you interested in investing in a partnership?

What do you have in mind?

mybusinesss:
I can see aussig's investment principal (N 1,000,000) already covers your capital proposal (N 828,000).

However, if all sails through with both of you and there's a space for a baby investor I'm willing to throw in a few bucks too.

My initial plan was to diversify my portfolio and spread risks by investing in at least 2 or 3 different entities...that investment plan still stands.

We are still at the stage of reviewing the business plan and other documents so if you're serious enough you can still come onboard so long as the main business promoter davincizlyrics is willing to have business dealings with you

Tolani0167:
Have been in the painting industry for over five years, the Calculux paint is receiving commendable market share on a daily daily just need more working capital to gain more market share

What role do you play in the value chain...are you a paint maker or are you a retailer/distributor of the finished product?

Which market does the brand cover, Eastern market, South western market of Northern markets?

Which niche does your product cater to? Lower class, upper middle class, exclusive markets?

Do you have financials for the past three years? Profit and loss statement, balance sheet etc

How much cash are you seeking to inject in your business?

Tolani0167:
Am into paint production. Calculux Paints wades of crawling and flying insects from painted surface making your home disease free. Business plan is ready upon request

What is your level of experience with making and marketing paint?

Planet3xi:
I meet all of these. Let's see how it goes

What type of business are you into?

davincizlyrics:
I believe you learn more about everything; relationships, skills, attitudes, and knowledge when you work in different places. Yes I reside in the state which I have in mind for the eye clinic (permanently to be precise)
There’s a limitation to what optometrist can do, in terms of pathology.. there’s no way any optometrist can perform any surgery (legally) and If the ophthalmologist isn’t around, there’s always another. It’s a circle thing.
Just so we are clear.
Ophthalmologist: They are the surgeons. They perform every and any surgery pertaining to the eye. And deal with all kinds of pathology
Optometrist: Refract, Treats certain eye diseases and occasionally perform foreign body removal; I’d hardly call that a surgery.

These two are two very different bodies with two very different duties.
I already put Currently about N330k in the procurement of the some of the major equipments that I’ll be needing. Alas the practice needs more that just basics.

I think we may be able to deal (Not making any commitment just yet)

I will contact you later through your WhatsApp number 0703***3263 so we can have further discussions