Restocking of new production

John

Accra, Ghana

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

John

Member since

April 2015

On-time repayments

178 installments  •  63%

About Me

My Story Life was very tough Education was very difficult; I started Junior Secondary School at the same time as Peasant Farmer.
As Peasant Farmer I was able grew and harvested more maize, cassava and vegetables this really helped me to afford all my Educational Bills.

Then after High School I became a Teacher till I started and finished my Tertiary Education. After my Tertiary Education I started my own Business called Mark Jap Ventures.

My Business

After my Tertiary Education I started my own Business called Mark Jap Ventures
My Business deals with Clothing Lines; depending on specific prints and order from my customers and prospective orders and contracts;

The Business concentration at the moment is purely on these prints: - Africa Prints, European Prints-Britain & Italian Designs, China Orders and Prints, and Mostly Ghanaian designs.

The African print the raw materials are bought from the Local Dealers. The African Designer will then design the specific and chosen styles, which will be sewed by the Designer and then we also pay for all the negotiated charges.

After that we will carter for transport & handling charges, marketing and sales cost.
The typical cost are;
a.) Cost of the Materials
b.) Designer & Sewing Cost
c.) Transport & Handling Cost
d,) Marketing Cost
c.) Sales Cost
Our Revenue is the 5% percentage on the selling price which is always underpriced because of higher level of cheaper substitute in the Market.

The business profit is used to reinvest for the betterment of the future prospect of the business.

Loan Proposal

Dear Zidisha;
I wish to express my profound gratitude to Zidisha for the previous loans granted me.

This loan will be used to restock my inventory with the new produced brands and styles in the Market. The New Brand in the Market will help me to meet the demand for the coming Christmas Festivities which will enable the Business to grow.

The Restocking of the inventory is the Business most priorities agenda to capture the attention of our customers.
Thank you

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$181.00

Date disbursed

Nov 18, 2015

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

7 weeks

Lenders

Dianne

Maryville, United States

valentin

Stockholm, Sweden

investor

Candiac, Canada

Umair Mahmood

Raleigh, United States

I

Interfree

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

F

faical

Cologne, Germany

D

danielske

Branford, United States

W

Washndwyer

Baltimore, United States

Kysera

Crawfordsville, United States

S

SelvaMarcus

Green Cove Springs, United States

A

Austin

Long Beach, United States

R

RobBne

Brisbane, Australia

D

DThirteen

Miami, United States

O

Oscart

Edmonton, Canada

A

Adam3333

Hague, Netherlands

M

memorissima

milano, Italy

bycyt

Whitefish, United States

BF

Bob Fitzjohn

Fontvielle, Monaco, Yemen

K

kjustad

Asker, Norway

isabelv

Barcelona, Spain, Sweden

iamdaimo

London, United Kingdom

Z

ZandC

Sacramento, United States

J

jinx83

Brisbane, Australia

E

E

Marin county, United States

Walterlo

West Hollywood, United States

B

BobHope

United States

G

gbelote

United States

D

drorm

United States

G

geoff

United States

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

J

jay12

Germany

joshuacollinson

Vienna, Austria

mepster

San Francisco, Ca, United States

P

Panda6689

United States

TyWee

Manila, Philippines

J

JEllerby

United Kingdom

W

wesbh89

United States

A

AlexH

United Kingdom

SV

sven vdk

Twickenham, United Kingdom

M

M.Umar

Pakistan

J

JeremyR

United States

S

Stephan

Netherlands

KM

Kirsty M

United Kingdom

Roy

Espoo, Finland

Tsay

Taipei, Taiwan

JC

juli camrud

United States

ZS

Zach Silveira

Asheville, Nc, United States

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