Running a Wholesaler (Thok) Business: Credit, Stock and Customers
A thok business lives on credit, stock turnover and trust. Here is how to keep customer balances, price tiers and stock under control.
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Field sales, dealers, stock, collections and VAT — practical playbooks for running a distribution business in Nepal.
A thok business lives on credit, stock turnover and trust. Here is how to keep customer balances, price tiers and stock under control.
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A fixed agenda, five screens and a rule that every topic ends in a named action turns the weekly meeting from storytelling into decisions.
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Sales, stock and collections are often reviewed in separate rooms. One short weekly routine puts them together and turns data into decisions.
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Animal health products sit between pharma and agriculture: batch and expiry discipline on one side, agrovet credit and sudden farm demand on the other. Here is how to run both.
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A van is a moving godown with a cash box. This routine uses branches, transfers, deliveries and payments to reconcile both in ten minutes a day.
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Production planned from the loudest salesperson wastes money. Planned from order history, stock cover and dealer sell-out, it gets steadier.
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Fresh mithai lasts days, packaged namkeen lasts months, and festivals compress a season of sales into a few weeks. Here is a countdown plan that handles all three.
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Hospitals and clinics need the right item fast, with proof, and often pay slowly. Here is how to organise stock, deliveries and institutional credit around that.
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Dealers extend your reach, but they also hold your stock and your money. Here is how to structure, measure and support a dealer network.
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Sugar and salt are the same everywhere, so wholesalers compete on availability, delivery and credit discipline. A practical guide built around the order desk and the truck.
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Most field staff work honestly. A few do not. Here are the signals that separate the two, and an ethical way to act on them that keeps good people on your side.
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Steel is sold by weight, priced by a moving market and bought on credit by builders whose projects pay in stages. Here is how to keep weight, price and credit under control.
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