18×60 ft Series

2 × 18×60 ft + 1 × 30T Compost — 160 kg/day

Two long-format 18×60 ft rooms with a 30-tonne compost unit on a 15-day rhythm — 60.0 MT a year from a compact footprint. Standard project cost ₹111.53 lakh with a ₹55.4 lakh term loan.

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  • 80 pages
  • PDF
  • 10 Oct 2026
Daily output
160 kg/day
Annual output
60.0 MT/yr
Standard cost
₹111.53 L
Term loan
₹55.4 L

Report specification

Project scale
2 Rooms · 18×60 ft
Nominal daily output
160 kg/day
Saleable annual output
60.0 MT/yr
Compost arrangement
1 × 30 T on-site
Standard project cost
₹111.53 L
Automation option cost
₹116.81 L
Model-selected term loan
₹55.4 L
DSCR
1.75× min · 1.84× avg
Report code
MW-60-2-C30-2026-R8
Pages
80 pages
Category
18×60 ft Series
Last updated
10 Oct 2026

What this report covers

  1. Project concept, promoter background and market note
  2. Grow-room and compost-unit engineering with room-wise BOQ
  3. Civil, PUF, racking, HVAC and electrical cost build-up
  4. Working-capital cycle and batch-wise production schedule
  5. 5-year projected P&L, cash flow and balance sheet
  6. Term-loan sizing, repayment ladder and DSCR statement
  7. Subsidy / scheme note in a client-editable format
  8. Risk analysis, sensitivity cases and annexures

Model highlights

  • 15-day batch rhythm with staggered cropping plan
  • Room + compost BOQ from MushroomWale rate card v2.92 (10 Oct 2026)
  • Term-loan sizing, DSCR ladder and full repayment within tenure
  • 50–300 MT/yr band: integrated mushroom project-mode eligibility

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