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Amirun

Nisha

Retailpreneur

MAZIN PARK,, Gujarat

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Amirun

Nisha

#perseverance#passion
Amirun wants to restock her clothing store with a fresh collection.

Retailpreneur

Gujarat

20,000 loan is fully repaid

20,000 loan is fully repaid


About Amirun

Amirun runs a clothing store in her locality. She is a dedicated and hardworking entrepreneur who employs fellow women from her community in her store. With diligence she has grown her business over time, and now has a loyal customer base who are looking to her to provide a wider range of options. Amirun looks forward to stocking her store with a brand new clothing line, and a new variety of dress materials. The loan will help her with much needed working capital. Invest in her as she strives to provide better products to her customers.

Interest Rate

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0.00% flat p.a.

0.00% APR

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Investor

0.00%

0.00% APR

Platform
charges

0.00%

0.00% APR

Loan Details

The following section provides a detailed view of the investee loan requirement.

Loan
amount

20,000

Loan
tenure

24 months

Moratorium

1 month

Repayment
mode

EMI

Investee
occupation

Retail store

Investee Credit Rating:
Good

Investee credit rating has been arrived at by our proprietary algorithm which factors in the following parameters: 1. Investee credit bureau scores 2. debt servicing ability

Referred by Khairun Pathan
About me

I am a social worker, and have been working with Parvaaz since 2003. I am involved in work on issues faced by women - especially adolescents and Muslim women. I work with a rights based approach with the constitution of India at the center. I work on developing leadership skills, and creating a community of women leaders. We try to understand issues, support them and make them independent of even the organization itself.

Why I am referring Amirun Nisha

Amirun is a dedicated entrepreneur and a skilled retailer. She has been running a small clothing store, and has created a good income for herself over the last few years. She is also a member of a group of women working in small businesses called 'Youth Urban Women’. She employs marginalized women. Her customers are looking for more variety, and she wishes to fulfil this demand that she has created. Receiving a formal loan will help her expand the range of products in her store and hopefully reach the next milestone in her business.

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Total: ₹3000

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