Short term : To Establish a small profitable business unit Long term : To come out with more such profitable

e units in village sectors

Mission

To deliver quality products at affordable prices

Self employment Low investment Entrepreneurship Development Subsidy from bank Eco friendly

Apart from providing meat, it is also a source of bristles and manure. Pig farming will provide employment opportunities to seasonally employed rural farmers and supplementary income to improve their living standards.

Partnership I would take my mother as sleeping partner.

Location(s) and Facilities A land on the outskirts of Banglore owned by my father will be used for this purpose 1200sq ft

Research indicates that most of the competitors, are oriented towards retail sector where as we are oriented towards wholesale as well as sector

Hotels Restaurants Butcher shops Eat joints Malls

Word of mouth Paper inserts Net working Web medium

Distribution : Direct distribution to the customers

Polyethylene packaging aluminum foils : oxygen and water vapor proof

It is ensured from start to finish from procurement of breed pigs to maintenance till delivery of meat

We require Fixed cost Construction of shelters Rs.1,00,000 Cost of pigs 1 pig costs Rs. 10,000 5 pigs Rs. 50,000 Total = Rs. 1,50,000

Fodder 2,000 * 12 = Rs.24,000 Telephone and electricity 3,000 * 12= Rs. 36,000 Salary for one 3,000 * 12 = Rs. 36,000 Veterinarian visits 1,000 /month * 12 =Rs. 12,000 Medical expenses 1,000/month * 12 = Rs. 12,000 Transport-1,000/month*12= Rs.12,000 Total Rs. 1,32,000

Fodder wastes thrown by the nearby markets, vegetable shops, hotels

PIG FARM- Takes 4 months of gestation and 8 months minimum for the piglets to be culled Total expenses for 12 months Rs. 2,82,000.00

Each Sow gives birth to a minimum 10 piglets. After 4 months of gestation we have 50 piglets. Each piglet at the end of 7 to 8 months, weighs minimum 90 Kgs. Meat extracted will be 70 Kgs. Total meat produced at the end of 12 months 50 * 70 = 3,500 Kgs. Cost per unit 2,82,000/3,500 = Rs. 80.6

Selling price Rs. 140.00 per Kg ( less than the market rate)

Constructions of pig sheds = 1,00,000 Total cost of pig= 10,000*5=50,000 Transporation of pig= 2,000 Purchase of Fodder (12 month)= 24,000 Purchase of packaging material= 10,000 Rental charges of the deep freezer ( from 12th month ) = 2,000 Miscellaneous expenses= 12,000 Total Start up cost 2, 00,000.00

Under MAHILA UDYAM NIDHI SCHEME (MUN) - SOFT LOAN ASSISTANCE Loan up to 2,50,000 can be taken and my mother who will be a partner ( sleeping ) will avail this loan. 25% of the loan is interest free. The rest of the loan Rs. 1,87,500 is charged at 12% per annum.

Particular
a b c Sales Cost Of Sales Gross profit (a - b) Fixed Expenses Salaries interest

units
3500*140

Rs.
4,90,000 12,500 4,77,500 3,000.00 1875.00

Transport
Miscellaneous expenses d Total Fixed Expenses (VC + Cost of sales ) Depreciation Total fixed expenses ( cash and non-cash) Operating profit or loss Taxes Additional income ( by selling of

1,000.00
1, 000.00 19, 375.00

e f g h i

N/A 19,375.00 4,58,125.00 12,812.00 12,000

 Monthly

Fixed income divided by Gross profit/ unit. Fixed expenses= Rs. 1,50,000 Gross Profit= 4, 77,500.00 Gross profit/ unit= 136.42 BEP= 150000/136.42 = 1099.54 ROI= net profit/ start up cost net profit=3,25,313.00 Start up cost= 2,82,000.00 ROI= 115.35%

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