Khaas Food is a leader in the pure and safe food industry, ensuring premium quality and contamination-free products. With steady revenue growth, a strong market presence, and a high demand for safe food, investors can expect stable returns with long-term scalability.

Yes, all investment models follow halal and ethical financing principles, ensuring compliance with Shariah laws.

The investor will be provided a Formal Agreement, which explains the details of their investment and Khaas Food’s responsibility as Mudarib. The Sahib-Al-Mal (Investor) will also be provided a money receipt against his deposit amount.

By deducting all the direct costs associated with the sales revenue the net profit is realized. The profit will be distributed among the two parties. Profit sharing can be 50:50 or 40:60 etc. (based on project on project to project).  The capital will be disbursed upon the completion of the project.

The costs involved are the following: material costs, packaging costs, factory overhead costs, selling and distribution expenses

There are several risk factors associated with the project and its expected Profitability. Some of the major risks are discussed below:
1. Low Inventory Turnover
2. Low Receivable Turnover
3. Decreased Demand
These risks could inhibit the enterprise from properly rotating the funds to maximize profitability, generate sales and produce the maximum products. However, the enterprise through its years of experience has developed standard procedures and methods to minimize such risks.

Yes, you can reinvest along with the profit gained after the project tenure in mutual agreement and the necessity of both parties.

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