Invest in a food innovation company that creates affordable nutrition for pregnant mothers to ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy with additional psychological and diet counseling services to ensure a happy, anxiety-free pregnancy for a minimum 65% return.
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Founder Introduction to Nutribud Foods
https://youtu.be/rbkzg9rsEdMAbout Nutribud Foods
- When Shardul’s wife Riddhi became pregnant, the couple faced several challenges with the right guidance about the mother’s diet and nutrition, and to solve their own problem; the couple started the company.
- Riddhi is a certified dietician and has excelled in pregnancy diet care and counseling of pregnant mothers.
- Shardul had worked in sales and marketing in the industry before quitting the job to start Nutribud foods.
- Nutribud was initially just a Nutrition company that brought affordable, and proven nutrition products for mothers.
- The company slowly grew into a nutrition-technology company with extended services to the mother and the baby.
- Nutribuds collaborated with Lyfas to bring the world’s first nutrition solution based on the physiological+psychological monitoring of the mother.
- The company doesn’t just sell food products but builds a lifetime trust and relationship with the mother and family and has tremendous future upsell potential.
Summary of Nutribud Foods PAIO(What’s in it for you?)
- You can invest between ₹10,000 to ₹10,00,000 in an exciting, profitable early-stage nutrition technology and innovation company.
- You can top-up the investment by exactly the same amount four times over the next year based on the company’s quarterly financial performance.
- You will be issued a convertible debenture PAIO bond. The company must convert the bond to equity within three years.
- An annual non-compound 15% interest will be added to your principal amount.
- When your (Principle+45%) is converted to equity, you will get a 20% valuation on the discount.
- You can work with the company in your available time as a consultant, distributor, or in any other area.
- When you invest as a traditional angel investor, the company runs behind in raising the next round and then the next round, putting aside the business fundamentals. But with PAIO, the company builds more customer base, lowers customer acquisition costs, and has long-term customer relationships, cost reduction, and profit maximization.
- When you invest in a mutual fund, you can not participate in the business directly, and you have no control over the performance of your money, but with PAIO, you invest and nurture the companies that you want to build and that excites you.
Your money, your nurturing, your emotions, your country, your future; take control of your future
Why Lyfas Serve is bringing Nutribuds PAIO?(The Intention and Motivation)
- Corporations increase many critical drug prices as per demand and convenience. We do not want our mothers to suffer in the future. And so we want to build and develop a business that protects the interest of the mothers.
- Anxiety-led hypertension, Perinatal depression are two real side-issues. Merely good diet, treatment, and medicines are not enough for good pregnancy care. We need to address the mental and emotional health of the mother. Lyfa adds its ecosystem to Nutribuds foods, so the company becomes one of a kind with our technology integration. The only company now that will show the weekly pregnancy betterment analytically to the mothers.
- Shardul has himself been a PAIO investor, investing in Acculi Labs and Lyfas project, and so both companies have built significant trust over the last year.
- True to PAIO’s’s philosophy, Nutribuds is a frugal company, which is now profitable. The company doesn’t need investment but will grow its innovation and profitability with the innovation.
- The company is aligned with our vision of a “healthy future India needs healthy pregnancy”, and driving its mission to fulfill that vision.
How PAIO is different from crowd-funding and traditional Angel investment
| Crowdfunding | traditional angel investment | PAIO |
|---|---|---|
| You invest in an early prototype to obtain an early finished product. | Invest in an early-stage tech startup so as to grow your valuation. | Invest in an already performing early-stage company through convertible debenture to benefit from both dividends as well as the growth of the company. |
| You invest in the product. | You invest in the business model and potential market disruption. | You invest in the founder, his(her) wisdom, cause, unit economics, and profit growth. |
| The fascination for the product or service drives the investment. | Potential higher valuation drives the investment. | Century-old business fundamentals and principles guide the investment. |
| Your benefit is early and easy access to a product or services you are passionate about. | Benefits include an increase in valuation(which is on paper) | Benefits include yearly short-term fund growth+ and up to 25 years of long-term benefit in real profit+valuation. |
| Your judgment is based on glitter and a demo of the possible potential future product. | Your judgment is based on the deck, financials, competition, market, and team. | Your judgment is based on the founder; you invest in the sanity of the founder. |
| You have no control over the spending of your money by the company. | You have no control over how your money is spent. | A startup can only spend 8.25% of its money every month. If the profit is not increased by 20% in the subsequent two quarters, the spending will be halved. So, the startup can never exhaust your money. |
| The startup doesn’t have to reveal its subsequent financials to the public. | The startup has to submit monthly investor updates. | The startup has to submit its quarterly financials, performance, plans in the public. |
| Focussed on the product. | Focussed on investors and valuation. | Focussed on the customer, business, organic growth, and increasing profit. |
| Subsequent value is through product and feature improvement. Innovation is not an obligation. | Focussed on customer acquisition. Innovation is not an obligation. | Continuous innovation with at least 25% of the total funding spent on creating new products and services. |
| Targets your excitement. | Targets FOMO(Fear of missing out) | Targets compound interest and power-law principle. |
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