Hello Everyone.
I am looking for $2.5m to set up a factory in West Africa.
The factory will be refining raw material into a standardized uniform product that will be exported to customers in North America and the EU.
The factory will bring in tens of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
The profit margin is unreal, because the raw material inputs needed to manufacture this product cost a fraction of the price than it does in developed countries.
If you’re interested in investing please send me an email: name329 @ tuta.io
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Before I give the full details you have to demonstrate proof of funds by moving a random marginal amount of crypto from one wallet you control to another wallet you control.
I am able to meet with investors in any major city in the US, Western Europe, or Dubai.
Pros:- Earn dollars: this is an export based business and our customers are in North America and the EU.
- Purchase raw material and pay labor costs in a depreciating African currency: we earn dollars that grow stronger by the day against the domestic currency that we source our raw material in. This is the dynamic that made Chinese factory owners so wealthy in the early 2000s.
- We are manufacturing a globally traded commodity. This commodity is traded as a futures contract in NYC and London.
- Goldman Sachs and other leading IBs think we’re in the early stages of a commodity "super cycle" [Google it]. This is a good business to be in.
Cons:- This is, in my opinion, the most troublesome Anglophone country in West Africa. No rule of law, volatile. But high risk = high reward.
- Raw material supply: there is a lot of it there, but it will take about 6 months once we start operating to build a reliable supply chain
- There will be delays: From start to finish the construction of the factory building, importing and installing the machinery will take around 12 to 18 months.
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