§1What this business is

Steel sheets are sheared, punched, bent and welded into a grill body; the cooking grid is electroplated, the body is painted, and the parts are assembled, tested and boxed. Buyers are households, restaurants, food joints and cafes.

Capacity: Rated output not printed; the report plans 25% use in year 1 rising to 45% in year 5 (year-1 sales ₹83.52 L).

§2Is it right for you?

Who it is for

A fabricator or welder who knows sheet-metal work and can sell to restaurants and dealers.

Who it is not for

Someone without metal-working experience.

Advantages

  • Restaurants and caterers buy grills regularly
  • Standard sheet-metal machines
  • Can make custom sizes for hotels
  • Festive and outdoor-cooking demand

Drawbacks

  • Competition from imported and branded grills
  • Steel price swings
  • Electroplating needs effluent care
  • Sales are seasonal for home buyers

Skills you need

  • Sheet-metal cutting, bending and welding
  • Finishing and painting
  • Selling to restaurant-equipment dealers
  • Costing and pricing

Why difficulty 3/5: Fabrication skill is needed, and plating brings pollution-control work.

§3Market

Who buys

  • Restaurants, dhabas and cafes
  • Caterers and banquet halls
  • Households

How it sells

  • Kitchen and restaurant-equipment dealers
  • Direct orders from hotels
  • Online marketplaces

Good to know

  • The report names household, restaurant, food joint and cafe use.

§4Raw material & machinery

ItemQtyCost
Turret punch press1—
Shearing machine1—
Electroplating machine1—
Press brake1—
Bench drilling machine1—
Total plant & machinery—₹16.50 lakh

From: PMEGP sample project report — Barbeque Tandoori Grill (prepared by Udyami/Samadhan)

  • Steel sheet (CR sheet), angle iron, flat barfor the body and frame
  • Galvanised steel cooking grid, carbon platecooking parts
  • Welding electrodes, BBQ spray paint, screws, nuts, boltsassembly and finish
  • Boxes and plastic bagspacking

From: PMEGP sample project report — Barbeque Tandoori Grill (prepared by Udyami/Samadhan)

§5Licences & registration

  1. Udyam
  2. GST
  3. Pollution control board consent (needed for electroplating)
  4. Trade licence

We can do this registration for you

§6Schemes & subsidies

The report is a PMEGP sample; MUDRA and CGTMSE can cover the loan.

§7Money

How the investment is worked out: Samadhan sample report: machinery ₹16.50 L, other assets ₹1.00 L, working capital ₹5.57 L; the cost table totals ₹23.06 L (₹23.07 L on the summary page). Premises rented (₹30,000–40,000 a month).

Working capital: Working capital ₹5.57 L, of which a bank loan of ₹5.00 L.

Year not printed on the report — check current machinery prices.

How to prepare a loan file

§8Export potential

Confirm the HS code in the DGFT ITC(HS) lookup before you export

7321Cooking appliances and barbecues of iron or steel

Export council / board: EEPC India

  • Electric grills fall under a different heading (8516); check ITC-HS for your model.

§9Risks — where people fail

  • Steel cost rise
  • Cheap imports
  • Plating effluent rules
  • Slow-moving stock

§1030 / 60 / 90-day plan

A general plan that applies to any business. A plan for this business will be added after research.

  1. Days 1–30: Visit a working barbecue tandoori grill manufacturing unit, ask 10 buyers about price and quantity, and get quotations from 3 suppliers.
  2. Days 31–60: Udyam and the licences you need (Udyam, GST), a project report (DPR), and the scheme or loan file.
  3. Days 61–90: Space and machines, trial production, and first deliveries to 10 customers.

§11Who to connect with

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§12Watch

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Sources

  1. PMEGP sample project report — Barbeque Tandoori Grill (prepared by Udyami/Samadhan)

Data review: 6 October 2026. Spotted a mistake? Report it. For information only — not legal or financial advice.