Modern cooking stoves

Johnbosco

Mombasa/ Bamburi, Kenya

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Johnbosco

Member since

September 2014

On-time repayments

165 installments  •  48%

About Me

My childhood education was back in the mid 90s. With all kind of struggling. I came to hate poverty. That's why i decided to come up with a project that it will generate at least a shilling per day.Most of my income from my current employee goes to my business. Im looking forward to have a business with a strong base foundation that will make meknown to the market with ease without incurring more expenses on marketing. I like reading motivational materials during my free time, to get to know how successful people came to make it in their life, how investors making their way in this industry of wealth creation.

My Business

Currently, my business is all about going green. making use of solar energy. Selling of solar products to people living in remote areas mostly those that are off-grid areas.
With my products in the market, most of my clients are able to obtain power through the sun. The products range from solar panels, solar batteries, dlight products, sunking pro400, sunking Boom among others. Have got lots of varieties that make me visible in every market that I visit. Currently, most of my clients actually preferred solar TV which I m also working towards it since is quite expensive. Since we also have some PAYG phones most clients have expressed interest in the same which I'm also doing my research to see if I can add to my catalog.
This business is most profitable as more and more people are shifting to green energy. Though my biggest target group is off-grid areas but still am also getting customers to those people living in on-grid areas.
Am still strengthening the business with the profit that I'm getting in this business.
The cost of one solar light varies depending on the manufacturing company, such as dlights s2 cost ksh.550 and market price is ksh. 950 which is almost double the cost price. sunking pro400 cost ksh. 2300 and the market price stand at ksh.4200. Solar panel 60w cost ksh.5200 while selling price is ksh.7200. Basically in each solar light, I get almost double the cost price which is very encouraging.

Loan Proposal

with the ksh.13688 that I am applying, I will be able to add stock in my business. Currently have solar products which am selling but my customer also needs modern cooking stoves that consume less charcoal. I want to buy more stock on this modern cooking stoves. Currently some few stock left but due to the high demand I want to add more stock of it.
One cooking stove am getting at a cost price of ksh. 2500 or $25. With that I will be able to sale one cooking stove at ksh. 3990 or $39.9, that translate to a profit of ksh.1490 or $14.9.
This modern cooking stoves are currently the best and fast moving product in the Kenya market. So far am getting a positive market response for this products that are going hand in hand with my other solar products.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$138.00

Date disbursed

Jan 20, 2017

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

2 months

Lenders

Treesforpeople

Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

TomF925

www.AfricaLeap.com, United States

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

Mike and Jacqui

United Kingdom

Jan

Netherlands

PG

Paul Graham

United States

John Minges

United States

Christopher Hey

Sudbury, Canada

LS

Leah Stemeroff

Toronto, Canada, Canada

Craig Newmark

United States

The Zinc Team

San Francisco, United States

Humble Bundle Community

San Francisco, United States

A

Anonymous

United States

V

Vince

Wagga Wagga, Australia

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

JG

Jake Gibson and Beverly Picardo

San Francisco, United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$137.88

Amount remaining

$0.00

Date repaid

Mar 28, 2017

Status

Fully repaid

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
Jan 29, 2017 $15.11 Jan 30, 2017 $15.11
Feb 5, 2017 $15.11 Jan 30, 2017 $5.04
Feb 5, 2017 $10.07
Feb 12, 2017 $15.11 Feb 5, 2017 $5.04
Feb 13, 2017 $10.07
Feb 19, 2017 $15.11 Feb 13, 2017 $5.04
Feb 27, 2017 $10.07
Feb 26, 2017 $15.11 Feb 27, 2017 $15.11
Mar 5, 2017 $15.11 Feb 27, 2017 $5.04
Mar 6, 2017 $10.07
Mar 12, 2017 $15.11 Mar 6, 2017 $5.04
Mar 13, 2017 $10.07
Mar 19, 2017 $15.11 Mar 13, 2017 $5.04
Mar 20, 2017 $10.07
Mar 26, 2017 $15.11 Mar 20, 2017 $5.04
Mar 28, 2017 $10.07
Apr 2, 2017 $1.89 Mar 28, 2017 $1.89

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