If you are thinking of doing a low investment business and you are not able to find any business idea, then today we are telling you about such a business which you can start and earn good income. Let us know the complete information related to this business in the news below.
HR Breaking News (New Delhi). If you are thinking of doing a low investment business and you are not able to find any business idea, then today we are telling you about such a business which you can start and earn good income. Banana Chips are good for health. Therefore, the demand for banana chips is more than that of potato chips. The business of making banana chips can be a profitable deal. Let us know everything about it.
Start the business of making Banana Chips-
This is the business of banana chips. Banana chips are in great demand in the market. It is very tasty and healthy to eat. Banana Chips are easily sold in the local market. Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has also prepared a report on this business. The report has estimated the cost, expenses and profit of starting a business.
Business will start in Rs 4.50 lakh-
According to the report of Khadi and Village Industries Commission, the business of making Banana Chips will be started with an investment of Rs 4.55 lakh. According to the project report, Rs 2,50,000 will be required for building a workshed, Rs 1,55,000 for equipment and Rs 50,000 for working capital. The total cost will be Rs 4,55,000.
How much can be earned-
According to KVIC report, with this business you will be able to produce 24 tons of banana chips in a year. Its total value will be Rs 9,88,7000. With 100 percent production capacity, total sales can be Rs 18,00,000. Gross surplus will be Rs 8,11,3000. According to the report, after deducting all the expenses, an annual income of Rs 7,83,000 can be achieved. That means you will earn more than Rs 65,000 every month.
You can take loan from PM Mudra Yojana-
If you do not have money to start a business then you can take a loan from Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana. Under this scheme, loans up to Rs 10 lakh are available for starting or expanding non-corporate small enterprises in rural areas.
KVIC said that these figures are indicative and may vary from place to place. If the investment on the building is transferred to rent, the project cost will reduce and profits will increase.
