To purchase stock: maize flour, pop & cooking oil

Martin

South B, Kenya

Funds disbursed

$0 to go

100% funded of $204 goal

0

days left

Entrepreneur

Name

Martin

Member since

November 2017

On-time repayments

27 installments  •  30%

About Me

l am Martin Njogu born in Meru county.
l was educated from primary to university by well wishers.
life was a challenge to me and decided to start a shop business.
At first there was low returns and finally stablished.
I decided to run a wholesale shop from which provides my family with daily bread.
My shop involves selling shop goods and cereals.
In a month I earn ksh 35000 as net income and hope to earn more in future.

My Business

the business provides income from sales about ksh 48000 as gross. the net income from the business is ksh 35000.
the net worth of my business is ksh 0.25 million.
the income provide sustainance to my family need .

Loan Proposal

this loan will enable me purchase this stock worthy ksh 26000 or 260 dollars.
this will improve business via increase in returns.
the business will provide my family with a daily bread and create employment to the people around my business.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$204.00

Date disbursed

Jun 18, 2019

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

3 months

Lenders

investor

Candiac, Canada

AltruisticSelfishnes

Chicago, United States

L

ldron7

Utah, United States

R

Roman

Barcelona, Spain

johnandmoliehi

Canton, New York, United States

T

ToddK

Indianapolis, IN, USA, United States

beverly

Vancouver, Canada

B

BTaylor

Colorado Springs, CO, United States

Cloudways

Malta, Malta

Andreas Kiss

Vienna, Austria, Austria

Ingela

Falun, Sweden

M

mkellerman

Shanghai, China

V

Valis

Singapore, Singapore

chadgibbs

Loveliest Village, United States

nmatpt

Lisboa, Portugal

BF

Bob Fitzjohn

Fontvielle, Monaco, Yemen

R

run426

DeBary, United States

soniad

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

S

SAJudy

Argenta, Canada

lizandsteve

guelph, Canada

M

mibrahim51

Mountain View, United States

sderickson

Berkeley, CA, United States

G

GoughGirl

Washington, Dc, United States

C

chrishol

United States

BuckeyeBob

Ohio, United States

mepster

San Francisco, Ca, United States

B

bscent

Hong Kong

Grant Xavier Storer

Seattle, Wa, United States

Suman

Gold Coast, Australia

Jamal Hamou

Cascadia, Canada

Mike and Jacqui

United Kingdom

S

Sven

Netherlands

Dave Bogard

New York, United States

Jake Badger

Roskilde, Denmark

Daniel Hammarberg

Gothenburg, Sweden

Kevin

San Francisco, United States

ME

Manaal Eisa

Washington DC, United States

F

Frits

Rotterdam, Netherlands

PR

Paul Rausch

United States

wissam

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Paul Smithson

Leeds, United Kingdom

A

Andrei

United States

Derek Anderson

Yankton, United States

AC

Andrea C

United States

S

Suzannah

New York City, United States

HCPSPIRIT

Helsinki, Finland

AV

Andrew van der Watt

Johannesburg, South Africa, United States

GS

Gary Sinard

Franklin, TN, United States

Helper

United States

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

Katja

Switzerland

Darren Jeppson

Denver, Colorado, United States

AA

Andrew and Kim

Nashville, TN, United States

Metalfreund

Berlin, Germany

C

Cheryl

Australia

Severin Zörgiebel

Frankfurt, Germany

BR

Brian Rickman

United States

We Not Me

St. Paul, Minnesota, United States

MO

mark odermann

United States

Nathan

Columbus, United States

NB

Nikolaus Bührer

Karlsruhe, Germany

CA

Chad Aboud

Toronto, Canada

Jakrae

Dallas, TX, United States

S

Sibyl

Basel, Switzerland

AN

Alex N

Australia

Christine E Graham

New York, NY, United States

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  • Martin    Nov 15, 2021

    Hi ! I am sincerely apologetic for failure to clear your loan in time. I was involved on road accident and was admitted in hospital. My business went down and lost almost everything . Now l am back on my toes and hence need to change my schedule so as to pay my loan. Thank you.

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  • Martin    Jun 18, 2019

    This loan will enable me purchase 10 bales of maize flour and 5 cans of cooking oil.
    This will boost my weekly profit and
    Provide income for sustaining my family.
    Thank you for your great support.

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  • Martin    Mar 17, 2019

    The loan funded by you enabled me purchase five bales of flour, 60 litres of cooking oil, groceries and three bags of sugar.
    This has improved my business in terms of getting new regular customer due to satisfaction of their needs.
    it has helped the community living around as they can obtain what they need from my wholesale shop.
    In terms of earnings, net profit has improved from sh 5000 to sh 8000 per week.
    hope this investment will bear best fruits to my family in future under you support through zidisha.


    Regards
    Martin Njogu

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