Introducing “A Finance Guide for Indian Handloom Startups,” a comprehensive resource designed to demystify financial concepts and provide practical guidance for navigating the financial aspects of launching and growing a handloom business in India.
From understanding the fundamentals of finance to effectively managing accounting tasks, this guide covers essential topics such as pricing strategy, cost management, marketing and sales finance, and working capital management.
Additionally, it addresses critical areas such as financial risk management, expansion finance, calculating valuation, and fundraising strategies tailored specifically for handloom startups.
Featuring helpful worksheets, explanations of financial jargon, and suggestions for further reading, this book equips entrepreneurs with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed financial decisions and propel their handloom ventures to success in the competitive market landscape.
This book is suitable for:
- Budding handloom business owners
- People planning to start a handloom business
- Designers aiming to work with Indian handloom
Book Content:
- Fundamentals of finance
- Financial management & accounting
- Pricing strategy & cost management
- Marketing & sales finance
- Managing working capital
- Financial risk management
- Expansion finance
- Calculating valuation
- Fundraising
- Worksheets
- Explaining jargons
- Further reading
BRIEF BIO OF THE AUTHOR
CA Roshni Agrawal is a Chartered Accountant by profession and an activist dedicated to the betterment of the Indian handloom and handicraft sector. Born and raised in a family with deep roots in traditional Indian craftsmanship, Roshni developed a profound appreciation for the cultural and economic significance of the handloom industry from a young age.
After completing her education in finance and accounting, Roshni chose to merge her professional expertise with her passion for supporting indigenous artisans and weavers. She recognized the immense potential of the handloom sector to not only preserve India’s rich cultural heritage but also to contribute significantly to the country’s economic development.
The Handloom Foundation is the publisher of this book. The entire purchase amount, including the author’s royalty, will go to the ‘Go to School’ initiative of the Handloom Foundation.
