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Maurice 51 Mechanic is a start-up automotive repair shop founded by Maurice, a mechanic with 25 years of professional experience. The business will be located in Guyhoc Park, Georgetown, Region 4. It will provide reliable and professional mechanical repair services for cars and light trucks.
The business requests a GYD $3,000,000 zero-interest loan from the Guyana Development Bank. This capital will be used to equip a rented workshop with essential tools like a vehicle lift, diagnostic scanner, and professional tool sets. This investment will formalise the business, create two jobs immediately (the owner and one assistant), and allow Maurice to transition from informal work to a fully operational enterprise.
Projections show the business can achieve monthly sales of GYD $700,000 within seven months of operation, leading to a break-even point in approximately 22 months. The projected net monthly income of GYD $140,000 demonstrates a strong capacity to repay the loan while supporting the owner and staff.
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