Looking for smooth story teller who understands color theory and have love for game ifykyk.
Pay will be Market rate and might potentially hire you if you got more skills and experience for founder office kind of role.
You'll have total freedom and will directly with ceo
and will be editing and brainstorming video ideas etc
Do send me the best works of yours and cute and aggressively storytelling visualstories will be kiss :)
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The Western Ghats is one of the world's 8 designated biodiversity hotspots. It runs like a spine through South India's granite belt — Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, parts of AP. Regulators have been tightening mining restrictions inside and around this zone for years. The trajectory is unmistakable: total mining prohibition across ecologically sensitive zones is not a prediction, it is a policy direction already in motion.
Simultaneously, India has committed $145B+ in infrastructure spending for 2026–27 alone. 34,800 km of highways under Bharatmala. 30 million homes under PMAY. Smart cities across every southern state. Every one of these projects requires aggregates and M-Sand in massive volumes.
The supply is collapsing at exactly the moment demand is peaking. River sand is already banned across Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and AP. Fresh quarrying faces 18–24 month EC permit timelines and active shutdown risk — 40% of Andhra Pradesh quarries were temporarily closed for non-compliance in 2022 alone. India's construction aggregates market stands at $40B today, heading to $70B by 2033. The compliant supply to feed it does not exist at scale.
We built the solution before the market understood it needed one.
What we built:
We are DPIIT recognized(tax-free for 3 years till $10M), Karnataka's first government-issued Waste Rock Royalty Recycle Permit. We process quarry overburden and surface waste rock — material sitting idle for decades, legally classified as worthless — into Bureau Veritas certified M-Sand and aggregates. Already specified and supplying an active MORTH National Highway (NH-766). The Government of Karnataka records every tonne digitally. Every vehicle is GPS geo-fenced before dispatch.
The carbon layer: fresh quarrying emits \~135 kg CO₂ per tonne. Our process emits \~18.5 kg. Three semi-mature trees are saved per tonne processed. 440,000 tonnes done. This positions us naturally in the carbon credit conversation — not as a primary play, but as a structural ESG advantage that procurement teams at EPC contractors and PSUs increasingly require.
The numbers:
Year 1 revenue: $2.4M. Profitable. Zero debt.
Operated at deliberate pilot capacity to validate compliance, logistics, and market fit
$3M+ in confirmed PSU purchase orders in active pipeline
150+ institutional customers — government highway contractors, RMC operators, PSUs
25–30% PAT monthly, sustained
ICP — not "construction companies":
Government highway EPC contractors under MORTH who cannot touch non-compliant supply without project risk. RMC operators in Karnataka and Kerala who lost river sand access permanently. PSUs with ESG procurement mandates that now filter vendors by carbon credentials. These buyers are calling us. We are not chasing them
In in industry where one to six month of credit is very normal we are getting a front payment from largest public listed companies, just because of our engineering with that shines are product in pression
The model is a formula, not a location: same recycling permit category, same processing playbook, same feedstock economics. We deploy a mobile plant, establish a position in a new district, and own that supply market. Then repeat.
The expansion thesis:
South India is our initial geography. The same Western Ghats mining prohibition that is closing our competition is our permanent customer acquisition engine. Every quarry that shuts down sends a contractor to us — and they don't leave because there is nowhere else to go for compliant supply at scale.
Year 5 target: $60M revenue across multi-site South India deployment, with replication potential across South India's 500+ quarrying districts beyond that.
We are raising this round for $2.6M to commission a 2mobile plant and execute the first replication sites in Karnataka. We have fund conversations in motion.
((I'm hiring crackheads))
The question I'm actually here to ask:
I keep getting to the email stage with climate and infrastructure investors. Teaser lands. Sometimes a deck follows. Then silence. Nobody says no directly. Nobody moves forward its been months-
Is it the CCD instrument? The ticket size relative to the infrastructure profile? Is the hard-asset nature of the business in a market conditioned for software returns? Is there a framing issue I'm not seeing — something in how we're telling the story that creates hesitation?
Genuinely asking. We've built something real, operating, profitable, with a regulatory moat that took years to create. I'd rather learn what's not landing than keep sending the same email. open for discussion and would love it if one can could warm intro to value-aligned investors.
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Thank you