Lendersplease assist my business to buy a fridge

Patrick

Joyland Village, Kenya

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Patrick

Member since

June 2014

On-time repayments

214 installments  •  24%

About Me

I’m Patrick Kirimi, 21 years old, and I am an enthusiastic businessman with a prospective future. Self motivated when I succeed, persuasive, convincing, nice treatment, fluidness conversational, proactive, and excellent with open public relationship, expert in computational experience skills. I am hard working and very determined. I enjoy keeping myself busy and put extra effort in my tasks. I enjoy working with other and able to work unsupervised. I have excellent communication skills and telephone techniques. I am reliable, I strive to always keep a positive attitude and have the ability to learn quickly.
As my basic functions I consider to be productive and tough I grew up in Meru County living a typical life; however, I’m now in Joyland village, Juja location in Kiambu County. I stay in Juja away from my family because I can make more money here. Presently I own a supermarket shop that earns me averagely 700$ monthly as net profit , but my dream is to grow my business into a large enterprise and also diversify to other products.

My Business

My solely owned business located in Muchatha, Juja. Uliza supermarket is primarily a small supermarket that sells everything from groceries, ready made foods to Tobacco products and other household items and also offer money transfer through M-PESA. I established Uliza supermarket in 2010 in a 1500 square feet shop. In 2011, I bought out our neighbor’s variety store. I merged the two shops together and made it into a supermarket. Today the shop’s size is 3000 square feet. In 2012, I made a profitable decision to make a take-out section within the store. My take-out section sells sausages, kebabs, and samosas. My customers have repeatedly requested that I should start selling fresh milk products in my store since I already sell all types of food items. My average earnings from my business can be estimated at 700$ per month.

Loan Proposal

Since I started my supermarket it has been ever growing since. I sell dry goods, cereals and beans. I need a loan to diversify my business in my take-out section. I need to add fresh milk in my list of items. My biggest challenge is enough capital to buy a fridge in order to increase my sales. If granted the 150$ loan I will add another 200$ from my savings and buy me a fridge worth 350$ for fresh milk. This investment will earn me an extra 170$ per month; because, with a fridge I’ll be able to buy larger quantities of milk and keep it longer thus reducing losses due to the milk fermenting. That means I won’t have to waste time and transport money that is approximately 100$ per month that I use to pick milk daily from the supplier. The expected benefit is likely to shoot up my milk sales especially since there is no competition where my business is located; hence, this will see me making almost double the profit I am currently getting. The returns will then help expand my business by increasing inventory so as to achieve customer retention. I have a vision for my business and having this loan will assist me work towards the future of my business.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$150.00

Date disbursed

Sep 16, 2014

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

3 months

Lenders

S

stroll

Stockholm, Sweden

SeeMeeFi

Ontario, Canada

F

flaguy999

Tampa, United States

D

DavidJSmu

North Attleboro, MA, United States

Sarasota

Sarasota, Fl, United States

dlpringle

Denver, United States

Dreamworks.nl

Den Haag, Netherlands

J

JeffH

United States

Pomaikai

Jersey City, United States

M

MigwiK

Brecht, Belgium

jennysommer85

United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$153.68

Amount remaining

$0.00

Date repaid

Dec 23, 2014

Status

Fully repaid

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
Sep 29, 2014 $10.98 Sep 29, 2014 $10.98
Oct 6, 2014 $10.98 Sep 29, 2014 $0.52
Oct 6, 2014 $10.46
Oct 13, 2014 $10.98 Oct 6, 2014 $1.03
Oct 13, 2014 $9.94
Oct 20, 2014 $10.98 Oct 13, 2014 $1.55
Oct 20, 2014 $9.43
Oct 27, 2014 $10.98 Oct 20, 2014 $2.07
Oct 28, 2014 $8.91
Nov 2, 2014 $10.98 Oct 28, 2014 $2.59
Nov 3, 2014 $8.39
Nov 9, 2014 $10.98 Nov 3, 2014 $3.10
Nov 11, 2014 $7.87
Nov 16, 2014 $10.98 Nov 11, 2014 $3.62
Nov 17, 2014 $7.36
Nov 23, 2014 $10.98 Nov 17, 2014 $4.14
Nov 25, 2014 $6.84
Nov 30, 2014 $10.98 Nov 25, 2014 $4.66
Dec 2, 2014 $6.32
Dec 7, 2014 $10.98 Dec 2, 2014 $5.17
Dec 9, 2014 $5.80
Dec 14, 2014 $10.98 Dec 9, 2014 $5.69
Dec 16, 2014 $5.29
Dec 21, 2014 $10.98 Dec 16, 2014 $6.21
Dec 23, 2014 $4.77
Dec 28, 2014 $10.98 Dec 23, 2014 $10.98

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