Formulating a Comprehensive Project Report for Successful Ventures

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Explore the essential steps involved in project formulation, from market surveys to project evaluation, with a focus on preparing a project report for various purposes like securing loans and government approvals. Learn about the importance of project reports, who can assist in the process, key considerations, and the significance of market surveys in reducing entrepreneurial risks.

  • Project Formulation
  • Market Survey
  • Project Report
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Government Schemes

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  1. WELCOME PARTICIPANTS ON MARKET SURVEY & PROJECT FORMULATION

  2. SELECTION CONCEPTION/ PLANNING IDENTIFICATION FORMULATION PROJECT CYCLE EVALUATION OPERATION APPRAISAL M O N I T O R I N G IMPLEMENTATION

  3. FORMULATION OF A PROJECT REPORT WHAT IS A PROJECT REPORT? WHY PROJECT REPORT? HOW TO START MAKING A PROJECT REPORT? Determine type and level of activity Estimate financial requirements/resources Prepare

  4. WHY TO PREPARE A PROJECT REPORT To setup the enterprises in planned way To submit the proposal in government department For taking loan from banks direct or indirect. It is mandatory to submit the project report under government schemes like PMEGP, Hill policy, 4% interest subsidy schemes and Tourism Department etc

  5. (MSME)DI WHO CAN HELP? MSME INSTITUTE STATE GOV. DEP. BANKS SIZE OF TCOs PROJECT REPORT DICs KVIB CONTENTS KVIC EDCs NGOs Pvt Consultants

  6. factors to considered while formulating project report Decision Making Market Surveys

  7. MARKET SURVEY IN SIMPLE WAY WE CAN SAY MARKET SURVEY IS A TOOL OR A TECHNIQUE WHICH REDUCES THE RISK OF A ENTRPREPRENEUR.

  8. C O N T E N T S 3.MARKET POTENTIAL 2.2.PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1.GENERAL INFORMATION

  9. 7. ECONOMIC & SOCIAL VARIABLE 6. OTHER FINANCIAL ASPECTS 5. ASSESSMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS 4. CAPITAL COST OF PROJECT & SOURCES OF FINANCE

  10. GENERAL INFORMATION Promoter/s Qualifications, experience, family Bio-data achievements background/connections, Industry Profile Origin, Past Performance, Present Status, Future Potential Constitution Proprietorship/Partnership etc., registration DI Regn. & No. ----

  11. MARKET SURVEYS MARKET/ BUYER BUSINESS COMPITETOR SUBSTTUTES SUPPLIER

  12. MARKET/ BUYERS HIGH CLASS SOCIETY MEDIUM CLASS LOWER CLASS

  13. TARGET CUSTOMER COST OF PROJECT LOCATION QUALITY AND QUANTITY PRICING OF THE PRODUCT FACILITIES

  14. STEPS IN PREPARING PROJECT REPORT

  15. 1. NAME OF THE PROJECT 2. A GLANCE OF PROJECT 3. INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT MARKET POTENTIAL BASIS & PRESUMPTION IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

  16. TECHNICAL ASPECTS PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING SEQUENCE OF OPERATION PRODUCTION CAPACITY (Quantity & Value) POWER REQUIREMENT POLLUTION CONTROL

  17. FINANCIAL ASPECTS THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF CAPITAL REQUIRED IN A BUSINESS. 1. FIXED CAPITAL 2. WORKING CAPITAL

  18. FIXED CAPITAL LAND & BUILDING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENTS FURNITURE AND FIXTURES PRELIMINARY EXPANSES & PRE-OPERATIVE

  19. WORKING CAPITAL RAW MATERIAL SALARY &WAGES UTILITY MISC. OR OTHER EXPENSES

  20. Total Cost of the Project Fixed Capital + Working Capital for 2 Month

  21. MEANS OF FINANCE Bank (90%) Own Contribution (10%)

  22. ASSUMED PROFIT ANALAYSIS PERYEAR Assumed total Expenditure per year Assumed total Sales Revenue Generated per year

  23. PROFIT PER MONTH PROFIT PER YEAR / 12

  24. ANNEXURE- DEPERICIATION SCHEDULE @ 20% PER ANNUM ITEM/YEAR 01 02 03 04 05 OPENING BALANCE 1,00,000.00 80,000.00 64,000.00 51,200.00 40,960.00 DEPRECIATIO N 20,000.00 16,000.00 12,800.00 10,240.00 8192.00 CLOSING BALANCE 80,000.00 64,000.00 51,200.00 40,960.00 32,768.00

  25. ANNEXURE:- REPAYMENT SHEDULE @ 10% PER ANNUM ITEM/YEAR 01 02 03 04 05 OPENING BALANCE 1,00,000.00 80,000.00 60,000.00 40,000.00 20,000.00 REPAYMENT PRINCIPAL 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 INTEREST 10,000.00 8,000.00 6,000.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 CLOSING BALANCE 80,000.00 60,000.00 40,000.00 20,000.00 -

  26. BREAK EVEN POINT (BASED ON FIRST YEAR OF OPERATION) FIXED COST: 1. Interest on loan : 38,077.50 2. Depreciation : 14,050.00 3. Man power expenses (40%) : 67,200.00 4. Operating expenses (40%) : 4,70,880.00 TOTAL : 5,90,207.50 Fixed cost x 100 BEP = ------------------------------------- Fixed cost + Net profit 5,90,207.50 x 100 = ------------------------------------- 5,90,207.50 + 1,22,675.50 = 82.79%

  27. PERCENTAGE OF PROFIT RETURN ON INVESTMENT (1ST YEAR) Percentage of profit on investment Profit x 100 1,22,675.50 x 100 = ------------------------ = -------------------------- Investment 5,07,700.00 = 24.16%

  28. RETURN ON SALES (1ST YEAR) Percentage of profit on sales Profit x 100 1,22,675.50 x 100 = -------------------------- = ----------------------- Sales 16,00,000.00 = 7.66%

  29. Thank you

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