Boyztoys Opportunities

Morning brief · updated Oct 12, 2026

Energy is the opportunity of 2026. Sell power independence through your branches, and test one churros cart on your own frontage.

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  1. Solar + battery kits are a panic buy: inquiries up ~582%, installs only ~170%. Get 3 supplier quotes this week and land them in the calculator.
  2. Plug-and-play solar up to 1 kW needs no building permit since August, so a boxed kit can sit on the shelf like any SKU.
  3. Farmers feel diesel the most. A solar pump bundle for Malasiqui is the second-best play.
  4. Churros: open cart #1 at the Dagupan branch frontage for 60 days before spending on mall rent.
  5. Hold off on bulk cement, rebar and tiles: government construction spending is down.

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Go nowImport

Solar + battery backup kits sold through the branches

The energy emergency turned rooftop solar into a panic buy. Sell boxed kits and installs from all 7 branches before the big players reach Pangasinan.

88
score
₱800k
Start
₱150k
Net/mo
5.3 mo
Payback
High
Tech
Go nowImport

Solar irrigation pumps and farm power for Pangasinan farms

Diesel is expensive and Pangasinan is farm country. A solar pump that replaces a diesel pump pays for itself in one or two seasons.

82
score
₱400k
Start
₱70k
Net/mo
5.7 mo
Payback
Medium
Tech
Go nowRetail

Backup power retail: power stations, rechargeable fans and lights

Brownouts and typhoons make backup power an everyday buy. Put power stations, rechargeable fans and lights on every counter; no installation needed.

80
score
₱300k
Start
₱60k
Net/mo
5.0 mo
Payback
Low
Tech
Test smallF&B

Own-brand churros stalls (affordable but quality)

Low capex, ~65% gross margin, and nobody owns 'churros con tsokolate' in Pangasinan. Build your own brand, not a franchise, and franchise it yourself by 2028.

76
score
₱150k
Start
₱40k
Net/mo
3.8 mo
Payback
Low
Tech
Go nowRetail

Tool and equipment rental for contractors

You already own the tools, so this is the cheapest idea on the list. Rent from the branches at 3–8% of replacement cost per day, with deposits and one custodian per branch.

74
score
₱80k
Start
₱45k
Net/mo
1.8 mo
Payback
Low
Tech
Test smallImport

E-bikes and e-trikes: dealership, batteries and service

A distributor offers an exclusive dealership at 20% off SRP, with signage, tent and photo wall included. That's about 19% gross margin (₱6k–₱15k per unit). Test it in 1–2 branches and add battery and repair service on top.

72
score
₱450k
Start
₱50k
Net/mo
9.0 mo
Payback
Medium
Tech
Test smallImport

Fishpond aerators and pumps for Dagupan bangus growers

Dagupan is the bangus capital. Paddlewheel aerators, pumps and solar/inverter versions that cut diesel use are a local B2B niche few hardware chains serve.

70
score
₱500k
Start
₱60k
Net/mo
8.3 mo
Payback
Medium
Tech
Test smallImport

House-brand consumables: discs, blades, bits, PPE

Your 5,800 SKUs move a lot of consumables. A Boyztoys house brand on cutting discs, bits and PPE lifts margin without fighting INGCO/WADFOW on power tools.

68
score
₱550k
Start
₱80k
Net/mo
6.9 mo
Payback
Low
Tech
WatchRetail

Water refilling station

Steady but crowded. A full setup costs ₱600–700k for about ₱36k net a month once it reaches 100 jugs a day, so payback is around 17–19 months.

52
score
₱650k
Start
₱36k
Net/mo
18 mo
Payback
Medium
Tech
WatchImport

Bulk construction materials (cement, rebar, tiles)

Avoid heavy imported stock for now: DPWH's 2026 budget was cut, cement makers expect demand to dip, and iron/steel imports fell 27% in August.

38
score
₱2M
Start
₱40k
Net/mo
50 mo
Payback
Low
Tech

Market signals

Scores weigh demand signal, margin, fit with Boyztoys branches, capital needed and regulatory friction. Duty rates marked “verify” are indicative: confirm the HS code on the Tariff Commission finder before ordering.