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Start These Low-Investment Businesses This Summer

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 10/04/2026 2:50 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 10/04/2026
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The heat has already started increasing from April, and summer has arrived in many parts of India. In the coming months, temperatures are expected to rise even more.

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Juice Stall: Low Investment, High DemandIce Business: Simple Setup, Steady IncomeIce Cream Business: Big Investment, Bigger ProfitsStart Small, Grow Smart

But this season is not just about heat—it can also be a great opportunity to start your own business. If you are planning to leave your job or want to earn extra income, summer brings some profitable options with low to moderate investment.

Juice Stall: Low Investment, High Demand

During summer, the demand for cold drinks and fresh juices increases तेजी से. This makes a juice stall a great business idea.

You can start by selling popular juices like mango, orange, and sugarcane. The initial investment is quite low—around ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh is enough to get started.

This business can offer a profit margin of 40–50%. If your daily sales reach around ₹5,000, you can easily earn up to ₹2,000 profit per day.

Ice Business: Simple Setup, Steady Income

As the heat increases, the demand for ice also goes up quickly. Ice is needed everywhere—from juice shops and cold drink sellers to weddings and parties.

You can start a small ice business by making ice blocks or packaged ice cubes. This setup may require an investment of around ₹1 to ₹2 lakh.

With proper marketing and regular customers, this business can help you earn around ₹30,000 to ₹40,000 per month.

Ice Cream Business: Big Investment, Bigger Profits

Ice cream is one of the most popular summer treats, and its demand peaks during this season.

You can start this business by taking a franchise of a well-known brand. The investment is higher—around ₹4 to ₹5 lakh—but the earning potential is also strong.

If your shop is in a good location and sales are high, you can earn up to ₹1 lakh per month.

Start Small, Grow Smart

Summer may feel exhausting, but it also opens doors to new earning opportunities. Whether you start small with a juice stall or go big with an ice cream franchise, the key is choosing the right location and maintaining quality.

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