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Presented by:
M. Farhan khizar 24
Amir Fraz 11
Humaira Kanwal 09
MSc (A/F)
3rd Semester
Session 2008-10
Department of Commerce
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OUTLINE
-Introduction to industry
- Market Analysis
-Technical Analysis
-Personal Analysis
-Financial Analysis
-SWOT Analysis
-Recommendation & Conclusion
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Farhan Khizar
Roll no # 24
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Introduction to Industry
Wheat is one of the most important products for all of
region of the world.
Without wheat human life is uncompleted.
It is become more important not only by the fact of
improvement international value.
It’s a first food item that an important for all over the
world.
That business also important for a Pakistan.
And last decades the flour mill are increase due
increase in demand of flour.
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Early concept of
flour mills
Firstlywheat
is grinding
with the help
of the
machine
which is run
by the
manually
(Desi Chakki)
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Early concept
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First modern concept
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Grist mills
constructed in the
early 1600's to
grind corn and
wheat to make The History of Flour Milling In
flour for the early Early America
English settlers of
coastal areas
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It was brought to in 1626 by
Dutch and German settlers.
Buckwheat spread down from
New York, into Pennsylvania,
western Maryland, West Virginia
and into Michigan. In the North
and New England the type of
corn used for milling is yellow
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So after about 1730 most mills of any size operated their flour sifting
machinery by water power rather than being hand sifted.
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History of Flour mills in Pakistan
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There are two types
There are two types of mills or milling operations.
Custom mills grind grains individually for farmers and
other individuals. The miller is paid for his services of
milling by collecting a toll. A toll is a portion of the
grain brought to the mill for grinding
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Market Analysis
Present demand:
Present demand of flour is about 25525000 tons in this current year.
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Con’t
Retail price
The retail price of 20kg bag of floure is 560
The retail price of 20kg bag of maida is 760
The retail price of 20kg bag of bran is 240
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Distribution Channel
FACTORY WHOLESALERS
CONSUMER RETAILERS
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Amir Fraz
Roll No # 11
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Technical analysis
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Land for project
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Machinery for project
Seprator ELEVATOR
WASHING MACHINE
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Manufacturing process
Flow chart
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Wheat received in
the Factory
Wheat is weighted on
the Plate Form
Wheat goes to
Separators for Clearing
Separator 1
Washing
Machine
Wheat goes to Bin to
send it for Grinding
Roller Body
Sifter
Packing
Output is send to
Market
Separator 2
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Separator 3
Raw Material
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Personal Analysis
Chairman
Fore man
Manager Sale Dept. productions
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Humaira kanwal
Roll No # 09
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SWOT Analysis
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Strengths
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Weaknesses
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Opportunities
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Threats
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Conclusion and Recomendation
We conclude that on the basis of field work and surveu of
flour mills that the flour is neccessry product
Demand increse day by day.
There is no chance to decrease the demand of flour.
Pakista is an agricultural country and wheat is the one of
the major crop.
Availability of raw material is very easy.
So, conclusion is that the flour mill is a profit motive
business because no chance of decrease of demand.
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Special Thanks
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We are especially thankful to those personalities who help us in
collecting data during the fieldwork and also in our practical
work.
In this regard our thanks goes to:
And
All of our class fellows
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