This document provides information for starting a small-scale shaving cream production business with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tubes. It details the market potential for shaving cream, basis and assumptions for production, implementation schedule, manufacturing process, machinery requirements, costs, profitability analysis, and lists machinery suppliers. The business would produce shaving cream tubes using a formulation of oils, waxes, and chemicals in a 4-month process to generate an estimated annual profit of Rs. 7,40,000.
This document provides information for starting a small-scale shaving cream production business with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tubes. It details the market potential for shaving cream, basis and assumptions for production, implementation schedule, manufacturing process, machinery requirements, costs, profitability analysis, and lists machinery suppliers. The business would produce shaving cream tubes using a formulation of oils, waxes, and chemicals in a 4-month process to generate an estimated annual profit of Rs. 7,40,000.
This document provides information for starting a small-scale shaving cream production business with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tubes. It details the market potential for shaving cream, basis and assumptions for production, implementation schedule, manufacturing process, machinery requirements, costs, profitability analysis, and lists machinery suppliers. The business would produce shaving cream tubes using a formulation of oils, waxes, and chemicals in a 4-month process to generate an estimated annual profit of Rs. 7,40,000.
This document provides information for starting a small-scale shaving cream production business with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tubes. It details the market potential for shaving cream, basis and assumptions for production, implementation schedule, manufacturing process, machinery requirements, costs, profitability analysis, and lists machinery suppliers. The business would produce shaving cream tubes using a formulation of oils, waxes, and chemicals in a 4-month process to generate an estimated annual profit of Rs. 7,40,000.
Production Capacity: 300,000 Pcks @ 21/- 63,00,000
Month & Year of Preparation : April 2010
Prepared by: Chemical Division Branch MSME Development Institute New Colony, RAAGADA-765001 (Odisha) Phone/Fax: 06856-222268 Email: brdcdi-raya@dcmsme.gov.in
PROJECT PROFILE ON SHAVING CREAM
INTRODUCTION
This project profile envisages the production of Shaving Cream in a small scale sector with a Production capacity of 1000 tubes containing 100 gms each. Shaving is an essential activity by the gents to maintain clean face by removing beards regularly using razor. The skin needs to be soaked well, softened for smooth shaving for which shaving cream is used. Shaving cream should have the properties of soaking, Lather forming, Preservation with a pleasant fragrance.
MARKET POTENTIAL
Complete Shaving or Beard shaving is treated as an indication of the developed civilization. The demand of shave cream is seen everywhere in the market very cheap to high cost products. Various branded products are available in the market. The quantity, quality and price are major concerns for the customers choice. Besides the individual customers, the saloons n different locations use a huge amount of shaving reams. This product being an essential commodity is having enormous demand in the country as well as abroad. Thus it is felt that a unit manufacturing shaving cream will be having an excellent potentiality.
BASIS AND PRESUMPTION
1. Working hours : Single shift of 8 hours, for 300 working days in a year. The clicking machines and the injection moulding plant will work for two shifts.
2. Capacity utilization: 60% during 1 st year 75% in 2 nd year 90% in 3 rd year and onwards.
3. Salary and wages : Monthly basis
4. Margin money : 35% of total capital investment 5. Interest Charges : 14% has been calculated on total capital investment considering the opportunity cost of margin money. 6. Power tarrif : Rs. 4.50 per unit. Its variety features i.e. lather in shaving is necessary for maintaining the personality which is being observed from very ancient days. Early days soap was used to soak and soften the skin for smooth shaving now. Nowadays shaving has been more popular due to formation and retaining throughout the shaving besides and softening. IMPLEMRENAION SCHEDULE 1. Site selection, Registration, Market Survey, Preparation of Business plan seeking Bank Finance. 2 months 2. Purchase of machine, installation and trial production 1 month 3. Working capital arrangement, market tie up 1 month Trial Period required for commencing commercial Production 4 months.
TECHNICAL ASPECT
Manufacturing process: Formulation: Stearic Acid 15% Wax 0.4% Coconut Fatty Acid 10% Glycerin 5% Caustic soda 0.5% Sorbit Oil 10% Emulsifying Agent 0.1% Caustic Potash 0.5% Sodium Silicate 0.3% Lathering Agent (AOS)1% Borax 0.5% Water to make 100%
Phase 1: First of all the wax is melted at 70 0 C and all oil based chemicals are added together and mixed well for one hour at the same temperature.
Phase 2: Glycerine, Sorbita oil and water at 70 0 C are mixed for an hour.
Phase 3: The Emulsifier group such as Caustic Potash, Caustic Soda, Borax, Sodium Silicate are added together and mixed at 75 0 .
Phase 4: Add all those 3 mixtures together alongwith water and heat at 55 0
with continuous stirring for one hour. Then cool the stock at 40 0 and stir for one hour. Add perfume and keep the stock overnight. Sometimes it is kept upto 3 days. The tubes are filled, sealed and packed suitably.
QUALITY CONTROL AND STANDARDS
The quality of these products are maintined ask per the buyers specification. Important quality controlling parameters are lather forming, soaking effect and shelf life. The IS specification for shaving cream is IS:
PRODUCT CAPACITY : 3,00,000 tubes of 100 gm pack Rs.60,00,000 MOTIVE POWER REQUIREMENT: About 10.00 hp
POLLUTION CONTROL: The shaving cream manufacturing unit does not produce any toxic pollution. However it is recommended to the aprons and gloves when handling the chemicals.
ENERGY CONSERVATION: The machineries suggested in this project are advanced and highly captive ones and consumes minimum electricity. However, regular preventive maintenance can help in minimum consumption. FINANCIAL ASPECT I) LAND AND BUILDING: Built up floor area of 500 sq.ft. for Rs.5,000 on rent. II) MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENTS Sl. No. Name of the machinery Ind/ Imp. Qnty. Price (Rs.) Amount (Rs.) 01. S.S. Kattle 50 Kg. Cap. 3 20,000 60,000 02. S. S. Mfg. Tank with jacket 1 1,50,000 1,50,000 03. Tube filling machine hand operated 1 30,000 30,000 04. Storage Tank 2 30,000 60,000 05. Tube Sealing Machine 1 25,000 25,000 Electrification and errection 20,000 TOTAL 3,40,000
III) OTHER FIXED ASSETS: 1. Tools and equipment 40,000 2. Working Table, Furniture and fixtures 20,000 3. Testing Equipments 20,000 4. Office Equipments 50,000 5. Stand by D.G. Set 50 KVA ______ 1,30,000 ________
IV) TOTAL PLANT & MACHINERY AND OTHER FIXED ASSETS (II + III) 4,70,000 V) PRELIMINARY EXPENSES: 30,000 VI) TOTAL FIXED CAPITAL REQUIREMENT 5,00,000
WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENT
I. PERSONNEL TECHNICAL Sl. No. Title of the post No(s.) Salary/wage Per month (Rs.) Pay Bill 1. Manager 1 10000 10000 2. Production supervisor cum chemist 1 6000 6000 3. Skilled worker 2 3000 6000 4. Semi-Skilled worker 2 2500 5000 5. Un-Skilled worker 1 2000 2000 6. Accountant cum cashier 1 3000 3000 7. Store keeper 1 3000 3000 8. Watchman 1 2000 2000 TOTAL 37,000
Expected pay bill per month 37,000 Add 20% perquisites 7,000 44,000
II.RAW MATERIAL REQUIREMENT (including packing materials) Sl. No. Particulars Ind/ Imp Unit Qty. Price (Rs.) Amount (Rs.) 1. Stearic Acid Ind. Kg. 375 Kg 50 18,750 2. Coconut Fatty Acid 250 Kg 90 22,500 3. Glycerin 125 KG 100 37,500 4. Methyl Paraben 12.5 Kg 400 125 5. Caustic Soda 12.5 Kg 20 250 6. Sodium Silicate 7.5 Kg 50 375 7. Bees Wax 10 Kg 150 1000 8. AOS 25 Kg 150 3,750 9. Packing Tube ( Non collapsible print & tube with lead) 25000 Kg 10 2,50,000 10. Cover Pack 25000 pcs 1 25,000 TOTAL 3,60,375 III. UTILITIES
1. Electricity 2000 units @ Rs.4.50 9,000
IV. OTHER EXPENSES 1. Rent 5,000 2. Repair & Maintenance 2,0003. Other consumables 2,000 4. Insurance 1,000 5. Travelling expenses 3,000 6. Telephone, Fax & Postal Exp. 3,000 7. Printing & Stationery 1,000 8. Advertisement and Publicity 5,000 9. Other expenses 2,000 Total 24,000
V. TOTAL RECURRING EXPENSES PER MONTH 4,37,000
VI. WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENT : 3 Months recurring expenses 13,11,000
VII. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT: Fixed capital 4,00,000 Working capital 13,11,000 TOTAL 17,11,000
3. Interest on total capital Investment @ 14% 2,54,000 Total 55,60,000
II. EXPECTED SALES PER ANNUM: 300,000 Pcks @ 21/- 63,00,000
III. PROFIT: Net sales Cost of production = 7,40,000 IV. PERCENTAGE OFK PROFIT: (on net sales)= 11.75% V. RATE OF RETURN: = 41% VI. BREAK EVEN POINT:
Total fixed cost per annum: 1. Rent 60,000 2. Insurance 12,000 3. Depreciation 62,000 4. Interest 2,54,000 5. 40% of salary and wages 2,11,000 6. 40% of utility and other expenses (excluding insurance) 1,20,000 7,29,000
Break Even Point(%) = Fixed Cost --------------------- X 100 = 49.63% Fixed Cost + Profit
LIST OF MACHINERY SUPPLIERS
BALL MILLS
1. HSP Engineering Company, C-179/1, Bulandshahar Road, Site No.1. Ghaziabad (UP). 2. New Lahore Welding & Engineering Works, B 75, Mayapuri Industrial Area, Phase-1, New Delhi 110 064. 3. Mechamico Manufacturing Engineers, 15,Okhla Industrial Estate, Phase III, New Delhi 110 020.
BOTTLE FILLING, SEALING AND WASHING MACHINE
1. Amar Mechanical Engineers, 6, Industrial Area, N 17, Faridabad 1. 2. Amar Enterprisers (India), F11, DSIDC Industrial Complex, Rohtak Road, Nanglol, Delhi 110 041. 3. Bottling Machinery Company of India, B-280, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-1, New Delhi 110 020.
BOTTLE WASHING AND DRYING MACHINES
1. Amstrong Smith Limited, 106, Armenian Street, Madras -1. 2. Kiv Group Industries, Sunmill Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013. 3. Kripson and Company (I), Ranade Road, Mumbai 400 028. 4. Larson and Toubro Limited, L & T House, N. Morarji Marg, Balladr Estate, Mumbai 400 001.
CAP SCREWING MACHINES
1. Amstrong Smith Limited, 106, Armenian Street, Madras 1. 2. Kiv Group Industries, Sunmill Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013. 3. Rank and Company, A-95/2A, Wazirpur Industrial Estate, Delhi 110 052.
BOTTLE FILLING MACHINES
1. J.T. Jagtiani, Ntional House, 6-Tulloch Road, Apollo Bunder, Mumbai 400 039. 2. Kiv Group Industries, Sunmill Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013. 3. Kripson and Company (I), Ranade Road, Mumbai 400 028. 4. Rank and Company, A-95/2A, Wazirpur Industrial Estate, Delhi 110 052.
COLLAPSIBLE TUBE FILLING MACHINES
1. Larson and Toubro Limited, L & T House, N. Morarji Marg, Balladr Estate, Mumbai 400 001. 2. Rank and Company, A-95/2A, Wazirpur Industrial Estate, Delhi 110 052.