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Mission
We are proposed four (04) basic principles of our Mission Statement:-
1) Satisfied Consumers: The consumer is essential that we provide a product that satisfies all of customer expectations. Our primary focus is to produce teas that offer a unique and truly gratifying experience. We will not allow price to compromise our products. Good flavor and product freshness are the prime considerations in the creations of our teas. 2) Strong Relationships: With our customers and suppliers we continuously work to build and maintain strong business relationships. We realize that is through excellent communication and mutual respect that we grow and prosper together. 3) Satisfied Employees: Here is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to providing our employees with a challenging and positive environment in which to work. Recognizing that each and every employee plays a pivotal role in the success of our company, we seek to attract and retain outstanding individuals who will take pride in all aspects of their areas of responsibility, and understand the importance of cooperation among their fellow employees. We strive to motivate and satisfy our employees as well as promote individuals based on merit and contribution. 4) Good Management System: Our company has been, and always will be based upon strong ethical business practices and is dedicated to only the highest standard of behavior in all areas. We feel an obligation to support the local communities where we reside so as to build a good working relationship as well as to contribute to worthy local and national causes.
Values
The following values are:-
1. Customer Focus: We will focus on our customers as the central purpose for our existence and mandate. 2. Transparency: We will act in unambiguous, predictable and understandable manner. Further, we will remain accountable to our stakeholders and shoulder the responsibility for decisions made on their behalf. 3. Creativity and Innovation: We will endeavor to be creative and innovative in seeking successful ways to move the industry forward. 4. Integrity and Fairness: We will endeavor to act morally and ethically. Our service provision will be free from favoritism, self-interest or unfairness. To achieve this, we will be guided by set standards, policies, rules and regulations. 5. Leadership: The courage to shape a better future. 6. Collaboration: Leverage collective genius 7. Accountability: If it is to be, it's up to me 8. Passion: Committed in heart and mind 9. Diversity: As inclusive as our brands 10. Quality: What we do, we do well
Management is committed and confident. Experienced Staff Product innovations ongoing. Logistic Support Green initiative Physical Infrastructure
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No direct marketing experience. High employee turnover rate. Dealing with huge illiterate people with primitive mind set Conflict between corporate culture and traditional tea culture. Lack of Internet facilities. Lack of tea related soft ware
Opportunities
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Buildup the clear strategy. Chances of producing verities of Tea. Increased yield per hector Improved drainage system and modern Technologies. Financial Sound Backup Expansion of existing Plantation area. Increasing Per Kg prices.
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Threats Global impact on tea market price. Garden worker s unwanted unrest. Local Politics Urbanization Undesirable environmental or climatic situation. Product substitute
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Objectives
Specific
What : Planting 100 acre of land Why : To increase yield per hac and profit for the coy Who : MS, NMS and Workers
Where : Mokam-4, Bamboo Bari, Shankhola, Mokam -3 Which : By planting Material collection and shade tree collection
Measurable
How much? : 10 lac tea nursery , 1 lac shade nursery and 100 acre new planting , previous area infilling How Many ? : 100 acre How will I know when it is accomplished? : within 01 year
Objectives
Attainable
How can the goal be accomplished? : By arranging planting material in time , in time land preparation, agro chemical supply, compost , fertilizer application as per dose , weed and paste control , nursery raising
Reliable
Does this seem worthwhile? : yes Is this the right time? : yes Does this match our other efforts/needs? yes Are you the right person? yes
Objectives
Timeliness
When? Within one year What can I do 6 months from now? : monthly allocation of target What can I do 6 weeks from now? : collect soil , collection of cuttings, development of nursery infrastructure , collection of compost , arrange transport What can I do today? : planting and infilling
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Im p ov r
Pr oc es
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Production Assumption
Production Assumption
Production Assumption
Type In house Production 2012 - 2013 2,00,000 kg Remarks
1,25,000 kg
Total
3,25,000 kg
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In
Month Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May(Estimated) Jun (Estimated) 5/26/12
House
2011/2012 (kg) 26,663 10,803 35,005 27,645 18,529 9724 2083 12,013 14,500 20,000
Production
2012/2013 ( Estimated ) (kg) 27,276 29,000 28,900 28,000 20,600 10,724 3500 14,500 15,500 22,500 2.30 168.44 (17.44) 1.28 11.17 10.28 68 20.70 6.90 12.50
Comparison
Out
Type
Side
Production
Assumption
2012 ( Jan to Dec ) Remarks as per crop calendar 1,25,000 kg 1,25,000 kg Out Side Production Total
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Total Assumption
FY-2011-2012-Actual
Year Production Total
Production
FY-2012-2013-Budget
Year Production SubContract Total
%
Changes
2011/2012
1,76,965
1,76,965
2012/2013
2,00,500
1,25,000
3,25,00
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Quantity and quality of crop depends largely on the correct implementation of pruning practices Plucking round practices Maintenance Foliage Ensuring Proper Growth and regeneration of tea Shoots System of Plucking Leaving a leaf ( plucking height by one leaf ) Permissible Creep and breaking back near Janam leaf Banjhi shoots Training to the Pluckers
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Workers Assumption
Wages
Workers Wages
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Workers
2009 2010 2010-2011 Assumption 105,68,223/(Per month =8,80,685/- and per week = 2,20,171/-) 2011-2012* 224,61,727/(per month = 18,71,810/- and per week = 4, 67,952/-) 36.43% increase 164,63,403/(Per month = 13,71,905/- and per week = 3,42,987/-) 55.78% increase
Cost
2012-2013**
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Machine Assumption
Hour
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Machine Assumption
Machine Jan Feb Mar 30.43 hr Apr 126 hr
Hour
May 134.78 hr June
195.65 hr
Machine
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec 93.25 hr
237.18 hr 252.17 hr
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Material Category
By
Product
Cost
Not Applicable
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Sales Assumption
Sales Assumption
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Sales
FY-2011-2012-Actual
Quarter 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter (Estimate) Total Sales
in
Quantity
FY-2012-2013-Budget
Quarter 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter ( Estimate) Total Sales 1,53,31,680 1,06,78,320 6,30,000 94,50,000 3,60,90,000
Comparison
1,19,57,715 92,23,170 3,43,695 76.74,645 2,91,99,225
%
Changes
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Capacity Optimization
Capacity Optimization
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Capacity Assumption
Available Capacity : 5,00000 kg made tea maximum
Optimization
90,903 kg made tea total capacity of 19% capacity in the year 2011- 2012 3,25,000 kg made tea total capacity of 65% capacity in the year 2012- 2013
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Capacity
Optimization
Assumption
Action Plan
Training arrangement for team. Effective Production planning . Training and Motivation in mid level management.
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HR Assumption
HR Assumption
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HR Assumption
MS statistics
Existing NewRecruitment Total
Total
Cost 2011-2012 Cost 2012-2013 Difference %
salary
Cost 2011-2012 Cost 2012-2013
Ruthna
4902624
7213052
2310427
47
3952961
5177091
1224130
31
PF
Cost 2011-2012 Cost 2012-2013 Difference % Cost 2011-2012
bonus
Cost 20122013 Difference % Cost 2011-2012
lv encash
Cost 20122013 Difference %
43133
81429
38296
89
284012
300424
16412
21575
50071
28496
132
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HR Assumption
gratuity
Cost 2011-2012 Cost 20122013 Difference %
insurance
Cost 2011-2012 Cost 2012-2013 Difference
25514
75106
49592
194
71138
48014
-23124
-33
324292
844943
520651
161
180000
180000
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4 5 6 7 8
The cutoff date for existing is 30th April 2012 Cost is including Gross salary, ISP, Leave Encashment, Festival Bonus, PF, Gratuity, Insurance, Car Allowances etc. Cost for 2012-2013 given here assuming 16% increment on gross considering the current inflation (10%) and GDP growth rate (6%). ISP is calculated here based on 100% business (17.5%) & personal (7.5%) performance for the year 2012-2013. ISP for 2011-2012, 1st half given actual which was approved in Jan, 2012, 2nd half assuming 100% performance. Gratuity kept as provision for next year @1 basic for each employee. Leave Encashment is calculated based on 100% (20 days) balance of annual leave for 2012-2013. For 2011-2012 encashment given based on actual leave balance from HRIS. Cost of 4 new recruitment is included here. Among this recruitment some are replacement and some against vacancies in organogram. The cost of car allowances presented here based on existing data, if could be change if new employee avail the benefit.
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Training Assumption
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Training Assumption
Internal Training
Training on tipping and plucking table maintenance vTraining on Lung Pruning or thumb pruning. vTraining to the mid wife and compounder related with pregnant patient handling vLight Pruning techniques and the system of pruning. vHealth & Safety training.
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External Training
Fire fighter and First aider training vVAT and TAX vTraining in BTRI
Budget= 1,20,000
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Business Assumption
Process
Improvements
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Business Assumption
Process
Improvements
Action plan: . Good relationship with buyer and broker house . Creating Brand Image . Certification from various Organization for export market . Smooth supply chain management . Long term relationship and market 5/26/12
Quality
Assurance
Actions
and
Assumptions
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Action plan: . Plucking round control . High good leaf percentage . Careful transportation about green leaf handling to ensure less damage of green leaf . Ensure good withering . Control fermentation time . Drying temperature must be appropriate . Proper grading and sorting of tea . Time to time tea tasting and take necessary action about tea tasting report
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Top Customers feed-back process and target Ruthna Tea Estate Assumptions
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Top
Customers
feed-back
process
and
Assumptions
target
Action plan: . Respect all the buyers in the same way and take necessary action about their feed back . Collect all the buyers feed back time to time and ensure turn around time (TOT ) for all the buyers
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Action Plan
Make good quality tea in one time which reduce reprocessing Switch off lights, computer and machine while not in use
By plucking fine leaf quality which reduce electricity consumption
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Action Plan
Motivation to the office staff Sanitation and health safety motivation to workers Checking the attendance always
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Action Plan
Use wastage spare parts where necessary Proper use of electricity and use of voltage stabilizer Proper Planning and execution Proper maintenance and proper use
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Internal
Control-
SAP
and
internal
Assumptions
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Internal
Control-
SAP
and
internal
Assumptions
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Internal
Control-
SAP
and
internal
Assumptions
Internal Audit: Financial
Internal audit will be conducted by the Group Internal Audit team in the prescribed time period.
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Health
Safety
and
House
Assumptions
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Inventory assumption
Inventory Assumption
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Particulars
BDT
T0tal
Jan-12
Feb-12 BDT
Mar-12 BDT
Apr-12 BDT
May-12 BDT
Jun-12 BDT
T0tal BDT
Particulars
BDT
T0tal
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Jul-12
Oct-12 .60000
Nov-12
Dec-12
Jan-13 .60000
Feb-13
Mar-13
Apr-13 60000
.200000 1350000 .850000 .375000 375000 .375000 .75000 .375000 .375000 .850000 .75000 75000 375000 1195900 90000 .5000 .5000
Green leaf Weight man .75000 house(10pcs) Labour House(346pcs house) by CI & sungrass Spare parts(Electrical &Mechanical Items) Disel Godown repair & car Garage .50000
.195900 .195900 .195900 .1195900 .1195900 .195900 1195900 .175000 .80000 .95000 .20000 .60000 .85000 .150000 50000 65000 120000
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Actions to be taken
Status of Progress
End Status
Brining up into bearing specially the young tea through proper pruning Build up the clear strategy
Manag 1 year er
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Description of Items
Results to be achieved
Actions to be taken
End Status
Field drain and main drain draw up properly to reduce water logging
Improve drainage system and Yield per hac will proper be increased fertilizer Doze and split will application be follow as recommended
Manager
1 year
Training of employee
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Actions to be taken
Responsibility
End Status
Nursery
Soil collection Compost collection Fresh cutting collection Nursery To raise good infrastructure Good maintenance planting material for tea and shade in new extension or replanting area Training to employee
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Status of Progress
End Status
Good withering Sorting of Bad and Damage leaf Uninterrupted Asst power manager supply (factory) Timely CTC 1 year Executive roller Maintenanc sharpening Maintenance of e machinery
Training of employee
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Descripti on of Items
Results to be achieved
Status of Progress
End Status
Weeds and pest control Pruning Manuring Good plantation Shade tree Young tea material for future Irrigation during Maintena replanting area and drought season nce infilling Infilling
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Description of Results to be Actions to be Responsibi Status of Deadlines Progress Items achieved taken lity
End Status
Internal road and fence Proper in house repair and communication Earth filling to maintenance be done
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Any Question
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Thank You
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