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Golden opportunity to be an investor partner in a restaurant at Hyderabad brought to you by Indus Global business consulting www.indusglobal.biz

We are happy to announce that we have got investors for more than 60% of the amount for this opportunity now. We have a good investment opportunity at Hyderabad brought to you by Indus Global business consulting services www.indusglobal.biz . We have initiated discussions to take over the management of a popular restaurant and bakery. The investment to be done is Rs 54 lakh ( 50% for operational expenses and 50% to be paid as refundable deposit for Lease). It is located on one of the busy cross roads. There are two outlets- restaurant and bakery at a rent of Rs 1.4 lack per month. Profit of Rs 30000 per day is expected on an average. Half of the profit will go to the operations executing partner. So investors will have 15000 per day or 4.5 lac per Month. So we will break even in about 14 months. The owners are focusing on their other business hence don't want to handle this business. A company will be formed. Investors will get a share equal to the ratio of investment they do. A chartered accountant firm will handle all the legal formalities. Minimum investment of Rs 10- 12 lakh is expected per shareholder.  Contact Dr M Khalid Munir 9603018957 (WhatsApp available).

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