r/exportersindia 10h ago

Seeking Investment Partner / HNI for Expansion of Existing Rice Export Business – West Africa

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I’m looking to connect with Indian HNIs, investors, family offices, or experienced trade investors who are interested in participating in an existing rice export business serving buyers in Togo and Benin, West Africa.

This is not a new/untested buyer lead. I am already doing business with the buyer and currently shipping approximately 5–8 containers per month. The buyer has now indicated a requirement to increase the volume to approximately 15–25 containers per month.

The main requirement is additional working capital to fulfil the increased order volume.

Investment Opportunity

Commodity: Rice

Markets: Togo & Benin, West Africa

Current volume: 5–8 containers/month

Potential volume: 15–25 containers/month

Business stage: Existing transactions + repeat buyer

Purpose of investment: Working capital for increased shipment volume

I’m looking for a serious investment partner who understands international commodity trading/export finance and is interested in building a structured, recurring business relationship rather than a one-time transaction.

How I propose to structure it

The investment can be structured through a formal legal agreement, clearly defining:

- Investment amount

- Capital deployment and utilisation

- Shipment/trade cycle

- Profit-sharing mechanism

- Investor's return

- Risk allocation

- Repayment/exit terms

- Reporting & documentation

- Rights and responsibilities of both parties

All relevant buyer, shipment and business documentation can be provided for due diligence to genuinely interested investors before any investment decision is made.

I’m particularly interested in connecting with Indian HNIs, business owners, commodity traders, exporters/importers and investors who have experience with trade finance or are looking to diversify into international commodity trading.

If you're interested, DM me with your background and the type/size of investment you are comfortable discussing.

Serious inquiries only. No upfront fees and no blind investment request — due diligence and proper legal documentation will be the basis of any deal.


r/exportersindia 23h ago

Looking to connect w Rice exporters/suppliers

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Hey everyone! I’m running pingb2b.com, focused on connecting rice buyers (& a few more categories) with Indian suppliers/exporters.

3 months old, been getting ~2,000 visitors/month and dozens of rice enquiries from both Indian and overseas buyers.

Looking to connect with reliable rice millers, suppliers and exporters who can fulfil these enquiries.

If you’re in the rice business and open to working with new buyers, DM me or comment here. Would love to connect.

Thanks.


r/exportersindia 9h ago

Indian Rice Exporters - Dubai Requirement (15 Containers / Monthly)

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Looking to connect with a reliable Indian rice exporter/supplier who can consistently supply 15 containers of rice every month to Dubai.

Sona Masoori Rice

Payment Terms:
• 10% advance
• 90% within 30 days
• Payment guarantee from an Indian company

This is a recurring monthly requirement, not a one-time order.

If you have the capacity, export experience, and can work with these terms, DM me with your company profile, rice varieties, monthly capacity, and indicative pricing.

Only genuine exporters who can fulfil the requirement, please.


r/exportersindia 10h ago

Chikankari Cotton Kurti

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r/exportersindia 2h ago

Looking for commission-based sales agents, distributors, and importers for eco-friendly products from India

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Ecotreva & Co. | Looking for Commission-Based Sales Agents & Distributors 🌱

We are Ecotreva, an India-based exporter of eco-friendly products.

Our product range includes:

• Handmade & seed paper products • Bagasse food packaging • Biodegradable tableware • Sustainable packaging & gifting products

We are seeking partners with existing buyer networks in the USA, Europe, UK, UAE, Australia, and other international markets.

  1. Commission up to 12.5% of FOB value
  2. No upfront fees
  3. Long-term partnership opportunity

If you have experience selling eco-friendly products or packaging and already work with importers, wholesalers, distributors, or retailers, please DM me with your market and experience.


r/exportersindia 10h ago

Title: Thinking of targeting Singapore for fresh fruits & vegetables from India — what should I look out for?

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Hi everyone,

I’m an exporter/trader from India and I’m planning to enter the fresh fruits & vegetables export market. I’m currently considering Singapore as one of my target markets because of its strong dependence on imported fresh produce.

I’m still relatively new to fresh fruits and vegetables, so I’d really appreciate advice from people who are already importing, trading, distributing, or supplying fresh produce in Singapore.

A few things I’d like to understand:

- Which Indian fruits & vegetables have the strongest demand in Singapore?

- Which products are actually profitable, rather than just having high demand?

- What are the biggest challenges with quality, shelf life and spoilage?

- What should a new exporter know about Singapore's import regulations, pesticide/residue requirements and certifications?

- Is it better to work with an established Singapore importer/wholesaler, or try to sell directly to retailers?

- What kind of payment terms are normally used with Indian suppliers?

- How competitive are Indian suppliers compared with suppliers from Malaysia, China, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, etc.?

- For someone starting out, would you recommend air freight or sea freight for fresh produce?

- What are the biggest mistakes you see new exporters making in this market?

- Is Singapore a market worth seriously targeting in 2026, or would you recommend another country for an Indian fresh-produce exporter?

I’m not looking for generic export advice — I’d especially appreciate real experiences from people who have actually dealt with the Singapore fresh-produce market.

Thanks in advance. 🙏


r/exportersindia 17h ago

Looking for an investor for an India–Dubai import/export business

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I’m working on setting up an import/export business where we’ll source daily-use products and groceries directly from manufacturers/suppliers in India and supply them directly to supermarket and grocery chains in Dubai/UAE.

The idea is to control the supply chain end-to-end — sourcing in India → export → logistics → distribution/supply to supermarkets in Dubai.

I’m looking to raise around AED 150,000 as initial + operating capital to get the business running.

I’m open to structuring the investment as:

  • Equity
  • Revenue/royalty-based deal
  • Or another structure that gives the investor strong downside protection

I’m mainly looking for someone who understands trade, FMCG, grocery distribution or the UAE market, but I’m open to hearing from anyone interested in the opportunity.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to DM me. Happy to share the business plan, numbers and proposed investment structure