Investor Pitch Deck

Investor overview · November 2026

Automotive parts commerce, built to source.

ndestore.com is a specialist automotive commerce business that brings parts, accessories and custom decals together with vehicle-focused product information, sourcing support and coordinated fulfillment.

Founded in 2020Lahore, PakistanServing domestic and international buyers

At a glance

A catalog-led storefront with a sourcing service behind it

The business combines self-serve product listings with parts-on-demand inquiries. Buyers can search listed products for their vehicle or ask the team to research and source a part that requires additional supplier work. The deck describes the model as vendor-fulfilled and sourcing-led, supported by a dedicated fulfillment facility and carrier relationships.

2020Year founded, as stated in the presentation
15,836+Product listings across vehicle makes and models
13,959Shopify orders recorded from 11 Nov 2025 to 11 Nov 2026
PKR 40.37MTrailing twelve-month sales reported by management

Company

Specialist marketplace for automotive parts and customization

Founded in Lahore in 2020, ndestore.com serves customers across Pakistan and international markets. Its proposition connects automotive buyers and enthusiasts with parts and accessories across vehicle makes and models, alongside custom decals.

How customers use the storefront

Customers can browse product listings and place an order through the online store. When a part needs additional identification, fitment checking or supplier research, the presentation directs customers toward parts-on-demand inquiries and support.

What the company brings together

The deck positions ndestore.com across genuine, OEM and aftermarket parts, automotive accessories and custom decals. It presents the storefront as both a product discovery channel and a route to assisted sourcing.

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Products & services

Product discovery and assisted sourcing in one storefront

The catalog spans automotive parts and accessories, with more than 15,836 listings referenced in the deck. Custom decals are included in the business overview as a distinct customization offering.

01

Parts

Listings cover genuine, OEM and aftermarket parts across vehicle makes and models. Product information is intended to help buyers identify a relevant item and assess fitment.

02

Accessories

Accessories sit alongside parts in the catalog, supporting vehicle owners who are shopping for functional additions and vehicle-specific items.

03

Custom decals

Custom decals extend the offer into vehicle customization for car enthusiasts as well as customers looking for a particular part.

Catalog scale: the presentation cites 15,836+ product listings. It does not break this count down by category, vehicle make, active availability or inventory status.
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Customer proposition

A simpler path from identifying a need to confirming a part

The customer proposition centers on fitment confidence: give buyers a way to browse vehicle-focused listings, request help when an item is difficult to identify, and check compatibility and order details before proceeding.

01

Find

Customers browse parts and accessories matched to vehicle makes and models. The storefront supports self-serve discovery, with expert help available when the buyer needs assistance.

02

Source

For requirements that need supplier research or international procurement, customers can submit a parts-sourcing inquiry rather than relying only on an existing product listing.

03

Confirm

Parts support helps customers check compatibility, order details and delivery. This guided step addresses the risk of selecting an unsuitable part based on incomplete vehicle information.

Together, the listed-product experience and inquiry channel create two routes through the same storefront: direct purchase for listed items and assisted sourcing for less straightforward requirements.

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Operating model

On-demand procurement with coordinated fulfillment

The deck describes an asset-light, vendor-fulfilled model. A broad catalog and dedicated fulfillment facility are presented as supporting business continuity and operational control. Orders can originate as a direct storefront purchase or a parts-sourcing inquiry.

01

Customer order or inquiry

A customer places an order on ndestore.com or submits a parts-sourcing inquiry for an item that needs further identification or procurement.

02

Sourcing and fulfillment

The described process coordinates sourcing, quality checks, packing and dispatch. The presentation positions fulfillment as an end-to-end operating capability.

03

Carrier delivery

Orders move to domestic or international delivery through the carrier relationships named in the presentation.

Operating detail: the supplied deck identifies both a vendor-fulfilled model and a dedicated fulfillment facility. It does not specify inventory ownership, vendor payment terms, the facility’s exact role in each order, or the share of orders fulfilled through each route.
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Fulfillment & delivery

Domestic and international carrier support

The presentation names PostEx for domestic deliveries and DHL and Pakistan Post for international shipping. It describes the fulfillment flow as covering sourcing and quality checks through dispatch, followed by carrier delivery.

Stage What the deck describes Named channel or partner
Order entry Storefront purchase or parts-on-demand inquiry ndestore.com
Preparation Sourcing, quality checks, packing and dispatch Coordinated fulfillment
Domestic delivery Carrier delivery within Pakistan PostEx
International shipping Shipping for international customers DHL and Pakistan Post

Carrier relationships are stated in the deck. Service coverage, delivery times, rates and shipment volumes are not specified in the supplied slides.

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Current traction

Nearly 14,000 orders recorded over twelve months

The deck reports sales across Pakistan and international buyers and pairs the order history with a catalog of more than 15,836 listed products. Shopify analytics and management reporting are shown separately below because the deck gives different sales totals for the same trailing period.

PKR 40.37MManagement-reported total sales, trailing twelve months
$145.9KUSD equivalent shown in the presentation
14k+Rounded order count in the management summary slide
13,959Exact order count recorded in Shopify analytics
Profitability disclosure: the slide headline describes “profitable growth,” but the gross and net profit margin fields appear as placeholders (“--%” and “-%”). The supplied deck therefore does not provide numerical margin figures to present here.
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Year-on-year growth since inception

Annual sales have grown from PKR 22.46M to a projected PKR 48.52M

The year-on-year series below uses the corrected PKR 39.60M figure for 2023–24. Each bar shows annual sales in Pakistani rupees and the approximate US-dollar equivalent; badges show change against the previous listed year.

Annual sales trajectoryPKR millions · approximate US$ equivalents
Actual Projected
PKR 50M
PKR 40M
PKR 30M
PKR 20M
PKR 10M
PKR 22.46M
≈ US$81.2K
Base year2020–21
PKR 28.80M
≈ US$104.1K
+28.2%2021–22
PKR 34.51M
≈ US$124.7K
+19.8%2022–23
PKR 39.60M
≈ US$143.1K
+14.7%2023–24
PKR 42.80M
≈ US$154.7K
+8.1%2024–25
PKR 48.52M
≈ US$175.4K
+13.4%2025–26*

*2025–26 is projected. Annual growth percentages are calculated from the supplied consecutive sales figures. USD values use the approximate PKR 276.70/US$ reference rate disclosed below.

International expansion: international sales and services began in 2026, creating a new channel for the next phase of growth.
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Sales outlook · growth capital scenarios

Growth capital creates a larger 2026–27 sales opportunity

Management’s projections compare a continued-growth case without additional capital against an accelerated case with growth capital.

Projected annual salesEach bar is paired with an approximate US-dollar equivalent
+62.4% with capital vs. no-capital case
PKR 48.52M
≈ US$175.4K
2025–26 · baseline
PKR 52.50M
≈ US$189.7K
2026–27 · without growth capital
PKR 85.25M
≈ US$308.1K
2026–27 · with growth capital
No-capital uplift vs. 2025–26+PKR 3.98M ≈ US$14.4K · +8.2%
Growth-capital case vs. 2025–26+PKR 36.73M ≈ US$132.7K · +75.7%
Additional uplift vs. no-capital case+PKR 32.75M ≈ US$118.4K · +62.4%
Financial year Scenario Projected sales · PKR Approx. USD Year-on-year change
2025–26 Baseline projection PKR 48.52M US$175.4K +13.4%
2026–27 Without growth capital PKR 52.50M US$189.7K +8.2%
2026–27 With growth capital PKR 85.25M US$308.1K +75.7% vs. 2025–26
Projection basis: figures are management-provided projections, not guaranteed outcomes. The growth-capital case is PKR 32.75M (approximately US$118.4K), or 62.4%, above the 2026–27 no-capital scenario.
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High-growth potential

Capital can accelerate the operating changes that unlock scale

The opportunity is to turn an established sales base and a sourcing-led commerce model into a more structured, cash-efficient operation, while building international sales and services launched in 2026.

Immediate prioritiesOrganization structure + cash-flow improvementManagement identifies these as the highest-priority execution needs.
01Organization structure+

Define clear ownership across sourcing, catalog quality, customer support, fulfillment, finance and international services. Add operating rhythms, role-level measures and management reporting to shorten decision cycles and execution time.

02Working capital & cash flow+

Provide timely funds for supplier procurement, order processing, service improvements and planned growth activity. Better cash-flow visibility can reduce execution delays and support more reliable fulfillment.

03Efficient customer acquisition+

Build on management’s low customer-acquisition-cost objective through tighter attribution, repeat-customer programs, category-focused campaigns and conversion improvements. Track CAC and contribution by channel before scaling spend.

04Better service & fitment confidence+

Improve product data, compatibility checks, inquiry handling, order updates and after-sales support. More consistent service can help convert difficult sourcing requests and strengthen customer trust.

05International sales & sourcing+

International sales and services began in 2026. Growth capital can support market-specific product discovery, sourcing coordination, shipping processes and customer support for cross-border orders.

06Disciplined operating costs+

Keep the model asset-light while improving planning, supplier coordination and service productivity. Monitor fulfillment cost, return rates and operating expense against sales as volume scales.

07AI-enabled automation+

Apply AI tools to repetitive catalog enrichment, inquiry classification, vehicle-fitment research, sourcing workflows and internal reporting, with human review for accuracy and customer-facing decisions.

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Investor protection · returns · risk

Quarterly visibility, disciplined controls and transparent return terms

The investment case is built around growth in a vendor-fulfilled, sourcing-led model. Management describes the operating model as resilient through geopolitical and energy-price pressures; this is not a claim that the business or investment is risk-free.

01

Risk-aware operating model

The asset-light, vendor-fulfilled approach is intended to limit fixed-asset exposure and preserve flexibility as sourcing needs change. Management reports operations have continued through external disruption. Geopolitical events, fuel and shipping costs, currency movements, supplier availability, regulation and customer demand can still affect performance.

02

Quarterly close & investor reporting

Provide a quarterly financial close and investor update covering sales in PKR and USD, cash flow, growth-capital deployment, orders, service performance and actual results against plan. Reconcile FX assumptions and material variances each quarter.

03

Quarterly return review

Review potential distributions or returns quarterly under the signed investment terms and available distributable cash. Any payment remains subject to company performance, cash requirements, approvals and applicable law; no fixed or guaranteed return is implied.

04

ROI calculation

ROI = (cash distributions + realized value at exit − invested capital) ÷ invested capital × 100. Report the original and realized amounts in PKR and USD, with transaction-date exchange rates stated. The supplied terms do not specify a target ROI percentage or holding period.

Risk positioning: the business model is designed for resilience and flexible sourcing, not immunity from economic or geopolitical conditions. Equity investment carries risk and returns are not assured.
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Long-term goals

Build the systems for a PKR 200M business and a public-market future

01

Automation

Integrate AI tools

Automate repeatable catalog, sourcing, support and reporting work, with accuracy checks and human oversight.

02

Two-year ambition

Reach PKR 200M annual sales

Equivalent to approximately US$722.8K at the reference rate used on this page. Reaching this from the PKR 85.25M growth-capital scenario implies roughly 53.2% annual growth over two years.

03

Long horizon

Work toward a listed company

Build the governance, financial reporting, operating controls and scale required to pursue a future public listing. This is a long-term ambition, not a commitment or guaranteed outcome.

Execution sequence: strengthen organization structure and cash flow first; then scale service quality, international sales, automation and customer acquisition against measurable operating and financial targets.
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Operating traction

Four-figure monthly order volumes, with a July high

The deck describes four-figure monthly order volumes and reports a monthly high of 1,499 orders in July 2026. Across the trailing twelve-month Shopify series, 13,959 orders were recorded. November periods are partial.

What is stated

Nearly 14,000 orders in twelve months; 13,959 Shopify orders in the analytics note; July 2026 peak of 1,499 orders.

What is not shown

The individual monthly order counts are not printed as values in the deck. The chart illustrates the series, but precise month-by-month figures are not reproduced here.

Source stated in presentation: Shopify orders by month. November periods are partial; July 2026 is the peak month in the returned series.

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Data notes

Clear reporting basis for investor review

Item Figure shown Basis in the supplied presentation
Total sales PKR 40.37M Management-reported trailing twelve-month overview
USD equivalent $145.9K Equivalent presented alongside management-reported sales
Total sales in Shopify analytics PKR 39.98M / ≈ US$144.5K Shopify analytics, 11 Nov 2025–11 Nov 2026
Comparable Shopify sales, Jan–13 Nov 2025 PKR 27.27M / ≈ US$98.6K Shopify analytics sales, same-period comparison
Comparable Shopify sales, Jan–13 Nov 2026 PKR 36.30M / ≈ US$131.2K Shopify analytics sales, same-period comparison; +33.1% versus 2025
Comparable orders, Jan–13 Nov 8,646 → 12,671 Shopify orders; +46.6% versus 2025
Orders 13,959 Shopify analytics for the same stated date range; rounded to 14k+ elsewhere in the deck
Peak monthly orders 1,499 July 2026, as described in the operating traction slide

The presentation does not explain the difference between the management-reported PKR 40.37M sales total and the PKR 39.98M Shopify analytics total. The figures are retained with their stated labels rather than combined or reconciled here.

Financial amounts are shown in both PKR and US dollars where applicable. Approximate USD translations use the rate implied by the supplied deck (about PKR 276.70 per US dollar), held constant for comparisons and scenarios. Shopify actuals remain recorded in PKR; these translations are not historical FX conversions.

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