B2B•May 14, 2026

Banana fiber extraction plant with one 50 kg/ day...

Banana fiber extraction plant with one 50 kg/ day extraction capacity with 3 staffs with salary 15k per person. Taking an area and a readymade small shelter like empty poultry shed for the plant. Collecting banana plants from nearby areas with maximum price of 10 rupees. Plant location nearby bharatpur or ratnanagar in chitwan. Plan of roi in 1 month and gross income of 2.5-3 lakhs per month.

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Solution Overview

The startup establishes a small-scale banana fiber extraction plant that processes locally sourced banana plants into valuable fiber, providing a sustainable alternative to synthetic materials. With a capacity of 50 kg/day and minimal staff, it aims to turn agricultural waste into a revenue stream.

Problem Statement

Banana plants are often discarded as agricultural waste after harvest, creating environmental issues and lost economic potential. Farmers lack a convenient, profitable outlet for this biomass, while industries seek eco-friendly fiber sources for textiles and composites.

Key Features

Low-cost, small-scale extraction machine
Direct collection from local farms
Minimal staff requirement (3 people)
Quick setup in existing shelter
Focus on sustainable fiber production

Market Snapshot

Market Size: Global natural fiber market ~$10 billion (growing 12% annually); local Nepal market for banana fiber is small but emerging.
Target Users: Textile manufacturers, handicraft producers, composite material makers, and eco-conscious brands in Nepal and nearby regions.
Growth Rate: 12% annually

Monetization Ideas

Raw fiber sales: Sell extracted banana fiber to textile mills and handicraft workshops at competitive prices.
Value-added products: Process fiber into yarn, paper, or composite boards for higher margins.
Waste collection service: Charge farmers a small fee for removing banana plants, reducing their disposal costs.

Competitive Edge

Unlike larger fiber processors, this plant operates at a micro-scale with low overhead, enabling quick local sourcing and lower logistics costs. It also provides a direct environmental benefit by reducing farm waste, appealing to sustainability-focused buyers.

Risk Factors

Seasonal and inconsistent supply of banana plants from nearby farms
Unproven local market demand for banana fiber at projected prices
Machinery reliability and maintenance issues affecting daily capacity

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