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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

How hard is it to start a FMCG distributorship? Could anybody in this space provide details on it. What’s the initial investment? What’s the revenue and expenses, margins etc? Is it possible to capture the market with the presence of existing playe

Grow up With RD

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

Starting the first step in business can be challenging, but venturing into the FMCG sector is exciting. In this field, the key is to optimize the supply chain while keeping costs low, as this is a crucial aspect of trading and overall business success. For more details, feel free to DM me

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