Silver Stache Incorporated | Application Preview
Silver Stache Incorporated is applying for government grants totaling $200,000 to support their business expansion efforts. The funding will be allocated with $100,000 for a down payment on an existing commercial property and another $100,000 for necessary repairs and upgrades to the current fuel island and convenience store.
Their growth strategy is divided into three phases. The first phase involves opening a gas fuel island and convenience store. The second phase will focus on launching a diesel fueling station tailored for semi-trucks, and the third phase will include the construction of a sizable repair shop on their back acreage, which will serve both their own trucks and provide services for interstate trucking businesses passing through the area.
Silver Stache emphasizes its roots as a small, family-run business that has created jobs in the community and plans to continue doing so as it grows. They have a strong commitment to revitalizing the historic Rt66 region by restoring the gas station's former glory while enhancing its appeal to visitors, which can attract additional businesses to the area.
In terms of competition, Silver Stache faces nearby establishments like Maverick, Texaco, and Flying J, which all provide fuel and convenience stores. However, none offer a repair shop, giving Silver Stache a unique competitive edge. The company prides itself on its community connections, dedication to its employees, and a vision for a business that can be passed down to future generations.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: 474765294
Location: Kingman, AZ, United States
Length of Operation: 5
Number of Employees:
Annual Gross Income:
Annual Gross Expense:
Open to Loans: YES
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Funding Usage
100000 Down payment on existing facility, commercial property. 100000 for repairs and refurbishment of existing fuel island and store.
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Business Plan
Growth will happen in two/three phases. First the opening of the gas fuel island and the convenience store. Second the opening of the diesel semi truck fuel station. Third the building of a large repair shop on the back acreage that will not only house our trucks but offer repairs to the interstate trucking that goes through our community. We are a small family owned business that is has brought jobs to our area and will continue to add additional employees throughout this growth. We care about the historic Rt66 region that we live in and want to reinstate this gas station to what it was previously and increase it's usage. This will bring more established business to Rt66 and give a pleasant looking store front for visitors.
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Self Identified Competition
In the immediate area there is a Maverick, a Texaco and a Flying J travel center. All three offer gas/diesel for cars, a convenience store and the Flying J has large truck fuel islands as well. None have a repair shop. We a different because we are a small business and we are wanting to have growth in our small community. We have local ties and call Kingman our home. We care about our employees and are building a business for our children to take over.
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