Locally produced rice and maize for my mini super market

Entrepreneur

About Me

I am called Patrick Kusi. I am 31 years of age, fair in complexion and moderately built. I come from Akokoa. My parents have given birth to seven children and I am the third born. I attended Ateco Demonstration Primary and J.H.S. and also went to Atebubu Senior High School in Ghana. I pursued a course in HND Marketing at the (S-Poly) Ghana. I am married to Mr. Osei Micheal Junior with two lovely kids, Lordina and Peter. I am self-employed. I run my own provision store where I sell all kinds of canned and bottled foods. My best food is rice and stew. My hobbies are reading and watching movies.

My Business

I sell provisions and sachet water. My provision shop is located with a vantage point where many people buy their [food]stuffs such as milo, sugar, and milk because there is no provision shop there. I choose this business because people at my area need these things for breakfast before going to their various schools and workplaces. I manage to get $85.00 every week. I use some of this profit to take care of my family and use part for reinvestment for the business to grow. I have been able to give employment to one person who gives a helping hand at the shop. Now I need enough extra money to boost my business.

Loan Proposal

Dear lenders, Thank you all for your previous financial support towards my grocery. This has helped me to expand my grocery to mini super market.
I would also be very grateful to if you could offer me another of $ 765. It will help me purchase about 50 bags of locally produced rice and about 45 bags of locally produced maize.
This will help me to employ about 2 additional people to help serve customers.
This loan will help increase my profit margin by 65%.

Show original English  

Feedback

Loan Info

Lenders