Earn 40% Profit Monthly In Egg Distribution
Taking home 40% profit monthly in egg distribution is not a
hard task for a dedicated investor in Nigeria. The most wonderful truth about
this information is that many Nigerians and a whole lot of others may never
believe this. Many will doubt it and produce words to confirm their side of the
debate. Unfortunately, facts don’t lie and they speak volume here.
I am writing from my own independent experience and what you
may arrive at if you will do your homework above average standard. Let’s work
with the following points in view:-
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You source your eggs directly from a farm and
enjoy direct delivery
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You have a loyal customer base
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You deal with retailers and end users directly
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All their purchases are on paid weekly demand
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You have an above average sense of sorting
If the above enumerated are in place, taking home 40% profit
from your investment monthly is a done deal.
Let’s assume that as at this period, February 2017, you get
a crate of egg at the rate of N1,000.00 [one thousand naira] each [this
includes the cost of purchase and logistics]. And you advance them to your
clients [end users and retailers] at N1,100.00 [one thousand, one hundred
naira] with a mark-up of N100.00 [one hundred naira] only, you are home and
dry.
N100.00 profit on an investment of N1000.00 is a perfect 10%
returns. Thus no matter the volume you deal on the profit margin is assured.
Let’s do a little calculation:-
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Your capital is just N50,000.00 [fifty thousand
naira] only
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You buy 50 crates of eggs weekly
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You make only but N100 [one hundred naira]
profit per crate sold
With the above scenario, you make N5,000.00 [five thousand
naira] only weekly. When this is repeated in the four [4] weeks that make up a
month, that will be 10% into four [4] times, which equals 40%.
The above is a rough sketch. While dealing with some end
users, the profit margin is higher and the already earned profit in the first,
second and third week can be deployed into the business thereby increasing the
profit by some margin.
The truth is that fewer items can offer such a volume of
profit in today’s Nigerian situation. This is a secret hidden by many who do
this business.
Spot on, you are absolutely right.
ReplyDeleteEggcellent.
DeleteInteresting
ReplyDeleteYou mean the profit excludes transportation costs?
ReplyDeleteYes.
DeleteBut mind you there are no absolutes. Logistics may take a portion of it.
Interesting..the thing is if I want to strt frm lemme say oyo and I want to start with 50 crates..transporting it to lagos wud e xpensive u know...so u see the 40 percent ain't feasible..pls how can one transprt these eggs.
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