I am the first born in a poligamous family of seven children, currently a final year student pursuing bachelor of economics and finance at Kenyatta University. I lost both of my parents to HIV/AIDS while I was in primary school.The fact that parent died of HIV/AIDs really caused me a lot of stigmatisation as fellow pupils did not want to associate with me but I never let that deter my pursuit for education.
After thorough analysis of the market I realised that majority of the said market could hardly afford a loaf of bread and hence the need of a cheaper alternative. I then did a market research and tested the products to determine their acceptance, my land and culture is unique and is known for its wide spread HIV/AIDs cases.
During my free time I usually visit orphanages for voluntary services and motivational talks.
I make and sell baked products especially the homemade doughnut.My products are unique in tastes and are also preferred for their freshness and natural nature since I use no preservative.
I chose this business upon studying the market factors.I also wanted to salvage my target group( majority of whom are students) from the escalating prices of loaves of breads.
My typical costs entail the cost of inputs and other miscellaneous expenses totaling up to about 100 US dollars per day as my working capital generating a daily revenue of about 140 US dollars.
I save 15% of my profit and plough back the rest into the business for growth.
This loan will go directly to the purchase of a used motorbike to aid me in the supply of donuts.
A used motoebike in good condition currently retails at Ksh.50,000. With current savings of Ksh.20,000 this loan will complement my savings and see me realize my dream.
With a motorbike supply will be faster and convenient even during rainy seasons.A lot of time will be saved that can be put in other aspects of the business.
Profit is also expected to increase by 8 percent. With increased profit i will able enhance financial support to my dependants.
Loan to buy a used motorbike for supplies
I am the first born in a poligamous family of seven children, currently a final year student pursuing bachelor of economics and finance at Kenyatta University. I lost both of my parents to HIV/AIDS while I was in primary school.The fact that parent died of HIV/AIDs really caused me a lot of stigmatisation as fellow pupils did not want to associate with me but I never let that deter my pursuit for education.
After thorough analysis of the market I realised that majority of the said market could hardly afford a loaf of bread and hence the need of a cheaper alternative. I then did a market research and tested the products to determine their acceptance, my land and culture is unique and is known for its wide spread HIV/AIDs cases.
During my free time I usually visit orphanages for voluntary services and motivational talks.
I make and sell baked products especially the homemade doughnut.My products are unique in tastes and are also preferred for their freshness and natural nature since I use no preservative.
I chose this business upon studying the market factors.I also wanted to salvage my target group( majority of whom are students) from the escalating prices of loaves of breads.
My typical costs entail the cost of inputs and other miscellaneous expenses totaling up to about 100 US dollars per day as my working capital generating a daily revenue of about 140 US dollars.
I save 15% of my profit and plough back the rest into the business for growth.
This loan will go directly to the purchase of a used motorbike to aid me in the supply of donuts.
A used motoebike in good condition currently retails at Ksh.50,000. With current savings of Ksh.20,000 this loan will complement my savings and see me realize my dream.
With a motorbike supply will be faster and convenient even during rainy seasons.A lot of time will be saved that can be put in other aspects of the business.
Profit is also expected to increase by 8 percent. With increased profit i will able enhance financial support to my dependants.