Clothes business

Molly

Nairobi, Kenya

21% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Molly

Member since

December 2014

On-time repayments

119 installments  •  18%

About Me

Molly Achieng Ochola is my name. l was born in Kisumu-Kenya. I am a total orphan .l like reading travelling and doing volunteer work. My business is selling second hand clothes and get an income from it. l graduated from college with a diploma in social work and community development. l got short term jobs and unfortunately l could not find a permanent so l decided to open my small business to sustain me and my younger siblings.
I am married still with no child. l used some of my profits to send my younger brothers to school and take care of their basic needs. l also save some for my business. l stated this small business because life was not easy for us after my both parents died, but I thank God I am able to pull through.

My Business

I would like to first thank lenders and Zidisha team for given me this chance to apply for my third loan. My business is a small business but with a bigger profit margin, and the demand is very high in the market . with an investment of ksh3000(USD33) I am able to make a profit of ksh3500(USD38.5) within a month. l want to meet the demand of my customers that is why l want the lenders to support me to satisfy the demands of my customers. If l get a loan, my life will change for the better, I will be able to make more profit from the business.l am therefore requesting all the lenders to help me to achieve this dream. l will work hard so that l will be able to repay the loan on time. I must say my life has improved with my business despite the low sales in January and February, but again the business is picking up and with the change in weather-cold, a new demand for trench coats and children clothing is high and I would like to take advantage of that.Thank you in Advance.

Loan Proposal

With Ksh 17000, I plan to buy stock, I want to invest more on trench coats and children clothing due to the cold rainy weather in Nairobi, with Ksh 17000,(USD 171.6160, I will be able to buy 4 bales of clothing which costs USD40.3802 each, USD10.0950 will be enough to transport them to my stall.
Each bale,I will be able to make a profit of between USD30-USD40, depending on the bargaining power of the customer and agreement on the price of a piece of clothing since I do not sell on a fixed price.
This will increase profit and therefore cash flow to my business and my family, and with Gods blessing I will be able to improve my business and life overall for the better.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$188.00

Date disbursed

Jun 3, 2015

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

24 months

Lenders

Franmiguel

Perth, Australia

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