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Alabang Campus

#19 Ilaya St., Alabang, Muntinlupa City

Business Plan

Grade 12 – Bill Gates

Basamot, Marc

Bautista, Recher Ryce

Garcia, Ivan

Macalindong, Christian Axl

Sales, Erico

Tabusao, Ivan

Vinalon, Jayries
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Tusok//TuhogStreetfoods and Beverages offers clean, flavorsome and very

affordable snacks that are mindful to the wants of the students at Saint Francis

of Assisi College. Based on observations and suggestions, Senior and Junior

Department strongly demand for Local (Filipino) street foods that can meet their

budget as a student especially after classes in Alabang. On the other hand, the

existing four (4) competitors are not able to meet the said demand of the market

in food and beverages. Since our ingredients and most of the materials needed

are quite inexpensive, the business will solve their ultimate objective which

is to provide low-price and cheap but delicious street foods and beverages to

all Franciscan Community while celebrating the 38th Founding Anniversary.

MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION

TUSOK//TUHOG STREET FOODS


19 Ilaya St., Alabang, Muntinlupa City

SFAC - Alabang
“Our vision is to extend and to have branches in every part of the world. As
per to the other costumer to enjoy and taste our food.”

“Ourmission of our company is to provide food and serve them a good and clean
product to the society.”

Key Personnel: Christian Axl C. Macalindong

Work force and Support Personnel: Members

PRODUCT PLAN
Purpose of the product

Our product will fill our customer's/consumer's stomach as they go and we


will have a variety of fried foods and they can freely choose what they like
and it is available on everyone who is in the school premises.

The suggested prices of our product will be suitable for the students of
Saint Francis of Assisi College.

Materials and Equipment Requirements and Source of Supply

The ingredients, tools and equipment needed are as follows:

Ingredients:

 Quail eggs
 Flour
 Vegetable oil
 Eggs
 Water

Ingredients for sauce

 Vinegar
 Flour
 Salt
 Sugar

Ready to cook products

 Fish balls
 Squid balls
 Kikiam

Tools and Equipment

 Frying pan
 Tong
 Electric stove
 Bamboo skewer
 Tray
 Strainer
 Plastic cups
 Paper plates

Production process and controls that will be used to manufacture the product
(Procedure on making a kwek-kwek)

1. Prepare all the ingredients and tools needed for cooking


2. Make a thick batter for the quail eggs using the flour, water, food
coloring and eggs
3. Coat the quail eggs with the batter
4. Fry it in medium heat

(Procedure on cooking the ready-to-cook products)

1. Prepare all the ingredients and tools needed for cooking


2. Put all the uncooked products into the frying pan with oil in a medium
heat

The processes of preparing and cooking the products will be controlled from the
selection of ingredients and other raw products up to the cooking and serving
the products.

Distribution Logistics

We will be using the direct-selling method to showcase the quality of our


products to our customer this method will also be a way for us to easily
communicate with our customers regarding with their feedbacks and suggestions.

Regulatory and other compliance issue

Our food stall will be registered as a corporation consisting of 7 members


from Saint Francis of Assisi College-Alabang STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics) Students. Our stall will be operating within the
dates given by the officials.

MARKET PLAN

Market analysis which includes demand and supply vis-à-vis competitors

For the reason of lacking of information about our competitors demand and
supply we are unable to comprehend the data needed for this part of the business
plan.

Marketing and Sales Strategy


Marketing Strategy

For much efficient strategy to easily be noticed by our target customers,


the following will be our instrument to be an eye-catching seller among others:

 Our group came up with a unique illustration that can says it all regarding
what type of business we promote and what are the products we can offer
to our customers.

Sales strategy

The sales strategy will emphasize on TusokTuhog’s customer service and


its products’ quality. TusokTuhog shall be recognized for its customer service.
Having good customer service can make customers feel welcome to buy our products.
Second TusokTuhog shall be recognized for the quality of its product we will
offer customers with good quality product to further boost our sales. Lastly,
we shall advertise TusokTuhog’s products as safe to eat and made in a clean
environment.

Product Characteristics or Features

TusokTuhog products have a number of competitive characteristics that will give


it an edge over its competitors.

•Variety – TusokTuhog can give customers a variety of street foods to


choose from. Variety can also enable TusokTuhog to cater to whatever the
customers want.

•Affordability – TusokTuhog’s products are affordable to customers and


can be easily fit the budget of students since the target demographic for our
products are students.

Pricing Policy
TusokTuhog’s product prices will be differ based on how much the company
spent on making them along with added value from a profit margin.

Product Price

Kikiam ₱1.00

Fishball ₱0.50

Squidball ₱2.00

Kwek-kwek ₱3.00

Sales Projection

Day 1 Day 2
Quantity
Product Price Qty Peso Qty Peso
(per day)
Kikiam ₱1.00 100(25%) 100 ₱100.00 105 ₱105.00

Fishball ₱0.50 140(35%) 140 ₱70.00 147 ₱74.00

Squid ball ₱2.00 80(20%) 80 ₱160.00 84 ₱168.00

Kwek-kwek ₱3.00 80(20%) 80 ₱240.00 84 ₱240.00

Total 400 400 ₱570.00 422 ₱587.00

Note: There will be a 0.5% increase in quantity sold and peso per day.

FINANCIAL PLAN
Start-up Costs requirement

Cost/Kilo 2nd day


Fish Balls ₱ 43.00 ₱ 86.00
Squid Balls ₱ 86.00 ₱ 172.00
Kikiam ₱ 70.00 ₱ 140.00
(100) Quail Eggs ₱ 140.00 ₱ 280.00
(1 litre) Vegetable Oil ₱ 98.00 ₱ 146.00
(3 kgs) Flour ₱ 100.00 ₱ 200.00
(1 dozen) Eggs ₱ 90.00 ₱ 180.00

Financial projections

For all the products we will be selling there will be up to 50% of revenue
from original cost spent.

Break-even Analysis

The start up cost needed to purchase the raw ingredients and the profit
we will be getting from our products will be separated from each other, the
tools and equipment needed will be provided by the group members.

Budget

The start up cost requirement to purchase the raw ingredients will be


from the contribution of the group members.

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