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Pashmina Goat Project Private Limited

9 Silver Oak Near City Hospital Bathindi Jammu, Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir 181152

Registered office as filed with the MCA.

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Bathindi

Jammu and Kashmir

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What this startup amounts to

Pashmina Goat Project Private Limited is a Startup India startup placed at street level in Bathindi, one of 975 startups we hold in Jammu. It is filed under Retail, which 12,110 startups carry nationally. It carries no funding signal of any class, which is true of 871 of the 975 startups in Jammu.

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In their own words

Pashmina Goat Project (“PGP”), founded by the award-winning sustainability activists 1. a former McKinsey Analyst Dr. Babar Afzal, and 2. Sustainability crusader and a social worker Dr. Henna Anjum, is a ground-breaking for-profit social venture focussed on creating a sustainable Pashmina brand (“#PashminaGoatProject”) producing and retailing high-value sustainable Pashmina goods, with a mandate for positively impacting over sixty thousand families in Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh's shepherd and artisan communities. Bothe the founders are a leading voice for the eco-system and region’s largest underrepresented communities. They have been recognized, Locally, Nationally and Internationally for their efforts, and their work and project has been profiled by thousands of print, digital media networks (including TIME Magazine, BBC, CNN, Bloomberg, Nasdaq, ABP News, REBUBLIC TV etc.) to maximize national and international awareness for the plight of the Himalayan shepherd and artisan communities. He also has been given the title of “The Most Credible Man/Voice on Pashmina in the World”. PGP leverages its' uniquely strong community ties and partnership capabilities to develop a sustainable Pashmina value chain while creating sustainable, conscious and organic Pashmina products reflecting a singularly rare aesthetic. The project is aligned to UN SDGs and is poised to deliver on majority of the SDGs by 2030. Social Impact In addition to providing attractive compensation for local villages producing the Pashmina stock, PGP will also reinvest 6 percent of revenues into developing local communities. The reinvestment will be used to develop schools and training centres for village artisan communities, and to address mobile connectivity and mobile housing needs for shepherd communities. PGP has already developed template models for mobile outreach and for mobile housing. PGP’s initiative is projected to empower over 30,000 artisans, 6000 shepherds and 150,000 pashmina goats. Markets PGP will effectively play in the Indian and Global Fashion, Luxury and Affordable Sustainable Luxury Markets. The overall global luxury market is projected to maintain solid mid-single-digit growth rates into the mid-term (4 – 5% CAGR), according to Bain. Key drivers include increases in global digital reach and in the favourable demographics of the luxury consumer class. The Affordable Sustainable Luxury (Aspiration) segment shares some of the growth drivers that propel the overall market, but targets the aspiration B+ middle class (income groups 100 -150% above average income per capita levels). The greater accessibility of affordable fashion enables it to reach much larger demographic groups, and consequently a far greater variety of retail destinations. India has been considered as perhaps the most dynamic luxury market since 2008, and is projected to continue growing at c.86% through 2018 despite the relatively subdued economic environment.

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The listing

What the startup says

DPIIT recognition number
DIPP111954
CIN
U17303JK2022PTC013299
Incorporated (MCA)
2022
Registered on Startup India
2022
Self-declared stage
Prototype
Industry
Retail
District
Jammu
Registered pincode
181152
MCA status
Active
Company class
Private
Registrar
RoC-Jammu
Authorised capital
₹1,00,000
Paid-up capital
₹1,00,000

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