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From COVID Shutdown to ₹15+ Crore Success: How YEF Helped Navratan Sancheti Build a Global Beauty Manufacturing Brand

When Delhi-based 45-year-old Mr. Navratan Sancheti started his cosmetic manufacturing unit, the COVID-19 pandemic struck soon after. Operations collapsed, cash flow stopped, and he was forced to shut down the factory. With limited guidance, he struggled to understand how to revive the business or manage working capital during the crisis.

At this critical moment, Youth Economic Forum (YEF) provided timely mentorship. YEF supported him in restructuring the business, securing unsecured bank funding, managing working capital, completing regulatory compliances, and obtaining the Trademark.

Today, Pinaki Beauty Products Pvt. Ltd. has crossed ₹15 crore+ aggregate turnover in three years, acquired its rented factory, undertakes white labelling for renowned brands, and exports globally—turning a pandemic shutdown into a remarkable comeback story.

From Pandemic Setback to Business Revival: The Story of Rishab Jalan

At just 25 years old, Delhi-based entrepreneur Rishab Jalan entered the competitive world of electronics and white goods manufacturing and trading. The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chains, stalled demand, and pushed his young business into crisis. With limited capital and no clear path to approach banks, revival seemed uncertain.

At this critical juncture, Youth Economic Forum (YEF) stepped in with focused mentorship and handholding. YEF helped restructure his business, strengthen financials, and make him bankable, enabling him to raise unsecured funding to revive operations and manage working capital post-COVID.

Today, Rishab Jalan is an Authorised Super Stockist and Wholesaler of reputed Indian and global electronics brands, standing as a powerful example of how the right guidance can turn a setback into sustainable success.

From Two-Month Runway to Scalable Growth: The Clensta Story

When Mr. Puneet Gupta, Founder of Clensta, was building his innovative waterless bath solutions, the journey hit a critical roadblock. After closing the first equity round, Clensta struggled to raise follow-on equity. With just two months of working capital left and the company still loss-making, survival itself was at stake.

At this decisive moment, Youth Economic Forum (YEF) stepped in. YEF guided Mr. Gupta to secure unsecured debt funding, even when traditional lenders were hesitant. This timely support helped Clensta manage cash flow, fulfill fresh sales orders, and stabilize operations.

Beyond funding, YEF amplified Clensta’s impact by enabling media visibility for its innovative waterless bath products and supporting the development of new, scalable franchise models. What could have been an end became a turning point—helping Clensta move from crisis to growth with renewed momentum.

When Orders Came but Capital Didn’t: The Corrit Electric Comeback Story

For Mayur and Nishan, founders of Noida-based startup Corrit Electric, success arrived in an unexpected way—new sales orders were coming in, but capital wasn’t. After the initial phase, raising the next round of equity funding became increasingly difficult. With limited cash reserves, they faced a painful reality: despite demand for their electric solutions, they were unable to execute orders.

Those weeks were filled with anxiety and tough conversations—whether to slow down, delay commitments, or risk losing hard-earned customer trust.

That’s when Youth Economic Forum (YEF) stepped in at the most critical moment. YEF provided close mentorship, helped restructure their financial approach, and supported them in raising timely debt funding. This support restored working capital, allowed Corrit Electric to honor new orders, and keep the momentum alive.

What could have been a stalled startup became a story of resilience—proving that with the right support, even the toughest funding gaps can turn into growth opportunities.

Building a Dream in Plastic & Purpose: Jigyasa Arora’s Manufacturing Journey with YEF

At just 26 years old, Delhi-based Ms. Jigyasa Arora stepped into the challenging world of cosmetics container manufacturing with ambition but many unanswered questions. From choosing the right business structure to arranging finance and compliances, the path seemed overwhelming.

At this crucial stage, Youth Economic Forum (YEF) became her trusted partner. YEF guided her in selecting the right corporate structure to unlock tax efficiency and helped her avail the concessional new tax regime for manufacturing units under Section 115BAB of the Income Tax Act. Along with this, YEF supported her in securing term loans for machinery, working capital financing, Trademark registration, and all necessary regulatory licenses—under one roof.

With the right structure and support, her manufacturing plant became a reality, turning a young entrepreneur’s vision into a compliant, scalable business.

Four Years of Silence, One Right Step: How Rakesh Arora Recovered His Long-Pending Dues with YEF

For Delhi-based entrepreneur Rakesh Arora, the biggest challenge was not getting orders—it was getting paid. Nearly ₹10 lakh of hard-earned money was stuck with a debtor for more than four years. Endless follow-ups, broken promises, and mounting stress had pushed him to the edge, affecting both his business cash flow and peace of mind.

Unaware of the legal remedies available, Rakesh felt helpless—until Youth Economic Forum (YEF) stepped in. YEF guided him to take the right legal route under the MSME Act, 2006, helping him file a case for conciliation, mediation, and arbitration before the District MSME Council, and later at the Delhi Arbitration Centre.

With structured guidance and persistence, justice finally followed. Rakesh successfully recovered nearly ₹10 lakh, bringing closure to a four-year struggle and restoring confidence—proving that the right knowledge and support can turn long-standing losses into rightful recovery.

From Books in Disorder to Bankable Growth: Rishab Jain’s Boutique Success Story

For Delhi-based boutique founder Mr. Rishab Jain, growth was within reach—but finance was not. Despite a promising business, banks repeatedly declined funding due to the absence of a proper accounting system. Financial statements felt confusing, and the path to becoming bankable seemed unclear.

That changed when Youth Economic Forum (YEF) stepped in through its focused training and mentorship program. YEF helped Rishab understand accounting, cash flows, compliance, and how banks evaluate businesses for financing. With this clarity, he restructured his financial records and presented his business confidently to lenders.

The result was transformational. Rishab successfully secured bank funding to scale his boutique, turning financial discipline into growth momentum—proving that knowledge can be the strongest form of capital.