Business Plan
Business Plan
Business Plan
History of Firm
Tiwari Pashu Farm upon registration was registered under PAN. In
FY 2078-79, on view of growing business and aim for higher opportunities.
Tiwari Pashu Farm supplies customer with the all items of dairy
products. Some of the items we sale are listed as following:
1. Buffalo Milk
2. Cow Milk
3. Various Dairy items like curd, cheese, yoghurt, butter, cream, etc.
We are popular in the market as one of the Farm where all kind of
dairy items are available at affordable price. Our customer service is also
one of the renowned in related field. We also have facility of home delivery
for our customer.
Capital Structure:
The composition of Capital of Firm is as Followed:
Firm was registered under Department of cottage & small Industries
on Fixed capital of Rs. 19,99,000.. Firm is a sole proprietorship firm
registered in the proprietorship of Mr. Top Lal Tiwari.
Details of Proprietor
Name Date of birth Citizenship No Address
Top Lal Tiwari 9/5283 Devdaha-10,Rupandehi
Particulars
2078-79 2079-80 2080-81 2081-82 2082-83
Income
Gross Sales 3,200,00 4,800,00
0 0 6,720,000 8,736,000 11,356,800
Cost of Good sold 1,953,60 2,942,40
0 0 4,060,800 5,201,280 6,761,664
Gross margin 1,246,40 1,857,60
0 0 2,659,200 3,534,720 4,595,136
Indirect Expenses
Administrative Expenses 759,0 1,209,00
00 0 1,650,600 2,289,000 2,944,200
Financial Expenses 160,0 160,0 160,00
00 00 0 160,000 160,000
Total Indirect Expenses ''B'' 919,0 1,369,00
00 0 1,810,600 2,449,000 3,104,200
Profit(loss) before Depreciation and 327,4 488,6 848,60
Tax(A-B) 00 00 0 1,085,720 1,490,936
Depreciation 77,5 114,1 90,25 71,517.
00 25 6.25 81 56,780.14
Profit(Loss) before Income Tax 249,9 374,4 758,34 1,014,202.1
00 75 3.75 9 1,434,155.86
Provision for Income Tax 140,00 144,970. 291,954.55
- - 0 77
Profit(Loss) after Tax 249,9 374,4 618,34 869,231. 1,142,201.31
00 75 3.75 42
Profit Transferred to Balance 249,9 374,4 618,34 869,231.
Sheet 00 75 3.75 42 1,142,201.31
Financial Requirements
Requirement of Cost & Composition
The total capital investment requirement of the firm is divided in the ratio of
around 49.99% for internal resources and the remaining around 50.01% will be
financed by loan or other outsourcing.
Utilization of Fund
Firm has targeted to utilize the fund on purchase of Cows & Buffalo and
make over of the Dairy Farm. More than 60 % of the proposed loan will be
utilized in purchase of foods for cow & Buffalo and payment of creditors
thereafter. Remaining 40% is proposed to be utilized in purchase of assets and
office equipment.
Financial Targets
Yearly projected sales target of the firm
Sales
3,200,000 4,800,000 6,720,000 8,736,000 11,356,800
Purcha 1
se ,248,000.0 1,920,0 2,688,00 3,494,40 4,542,72
0 00.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Sale,Purchase & Stock
Stock 96,00 134,40 174,72 227,13
62,400.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.00
Purpose:
According to this, one of the main strategic models for firms, in profitable and
non-profit or state firms, is the Harvard model. In this model, two types of factors
(internal and external) that affect the firms would be considered. Internal factors
include Strengths (S) and Weaknesses (W) which consist of practical processes
and management decisions which seem to be directly under the control of the
firm’s manager. Strength and weakness points are determined by comparing the
performance over past and present or by comparing the present performance
with average performance. External factors include opportunities (O) and Threats
(T) that affect the firm from outside and the manager has not much control over
them and cannot manipulate them. Up to now, there has not been enough
reports on application of SWOT model in firms but other countries have already
made wide use of this model in firms.
Small businesses, large corporations and individuals can utilize the SWOT
analysis process for evaluation. By adding a SWOT analysis in their business
plans, small businesses can better clarify their short- and long-range strategies.
The SWOT analysis, often found in marketing plans, becomes a useful tool for
planning and competitive analysis. Organizations often provide a SWOT analysis
in a chart format with each segment represented in a different quadrant.
A Strengths
B Opportunities
C Weaknesses (W)
D Threats (T)