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Bareilly Cane Udhhyam: Cane F Urni T URE
Bareilly Cane Udhhyam: Cane F Urni T URE
Bareilly
Office: PADARATHPUR (BRANCH OFFICE), Bithari Chainpur BAREILLY, UTTAR PRADESH (UP), India (IN), Pin Code:-
243123
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PROJECT PROFILE
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CANE FURNITURE
1. Introduction
Cane and Bamboo products have always occupied an important position in the handicrafts sector.
Cane & bamboo are renewable resources, grows widely and abundantly availably in the North
Eastern Region. The products also have great demand in the National and international market.
Over the years, rural artisans have imbibed wide range of skills in the manufacture of various items
and the skills have been the skills have been passed from generations to generations. Padarathpur, a
village in Bareilly Uttar Pradesh occupies a prominent place and goodwill in cane and bamboo
products manufacturing both nationally as well as internationally. This is ancestral occupation of
the residents of the region.
Cane splits are used for basketry and extensively used for tying and binding. Canes are of
cylindrical and of uniform thickness, solid, straw yellow to brown in colour and are more or less
covered by spring leaf sheaths. Easy molding capacity of cane is an added benefit for the
artisans who really like to create their own creations. Considering all these reasons, cane is very
useful to make furniture and other utility items.
2. The Product:
Cane is largely used for furniture making, whereas bamboo is used for making decorative items
like lamp-stand, partition, screen, flower pots, basket, fans mats etc. In recent years, uses of cane
furniture have considerably increased not only in middle class homes, hotels and offices but also
among foreign tourist coming the country. Most of the class hotels are using cane and
bamboo items to give elegance and stylish traditional look to their interiors.
3. Market Potential:
Though all the North Eastern States produce cane and bamboo items yet Assam, Tripura and
some extent Arunachal Pradesh has a major contribution in the total production of raw material.
The present share of only cane furniture is about 15 to 20 crores and out of which 2 crores are
exported. NEHHDC, AGMC, ARTFED along with some private and involved in exporting of
the products. Some of the products that are exported from the location to internal as well as
external markets are as follows:
ƒ Basket ware,
ƒ Cane furniture
ƒ Mat & matting
ƒ Decorative items.
The countries where these products go are China, USA, Japan, French, West Germany, Italy,
Netherlands, U.K., Switzerland, Austria, UAE etc.
Hence, there is considerable demand for the roduct in the national as well as international
market. There is a potential of 15% grow every year. Based on the present production level of 20
crores per annum, it is envisaged that an additional 3 crore per annum production can come up.
A typical unit can produce around 10 lakhs to 15 lakhs worth of items.
4. Suggested capacity:
There are varieties of can and bamboo products. A typical cane and bamboo furniture unit would
be set up with the following product-mix.
7. Production Process:
Production details and process of manufacture of cane sticks are available in different qualities for
making the cane furniture. Furniture are designed by designer and the craftsman follow the design.
Sometimes they built it from their ideas. Basically cane sticks are required for structuring of
cane furniture. Nails, fevicol, cane wire/tar are used for binding the sticks together. After that
polishing materials is used for polishing the furniture for better look. The manufacturing of sofa set
with center table are also done on job work basis by merchant manufacturer and exporters. Artisans
are increasing on these products through their own new designed creations.
The major process involved is –
ƒ Selection of natural cane & bamboo for specific job work.
ƒ Preparation of basic elements or members by bending length of whole cane to required
shape.
ƒ Fixing the members is position by use of nails.
ƒ Blending the wavered joints by length of split cane to cover visible nails and give
additional rigidity.
ƒ Scrapping & varnishing/painting where required.
9. Presumption
a) The cost in respect of plant and machinery, raw materials and selling price of finished product are
those generally obtained at the time of preparation of project profile and may vary depending upon
other various factors.
b) The salary and wages of staff and labours has been taken as per present market rate.
c) Production utilization capacity is considered initially at 70% of the total capacity. The time
period for achieving full envisaged capacity utilization is three years.
d) Working days per year is considered 300 days and working hours is 8 hour per day
considering single shift.
A: Fixed Capital:
Workspace 1800 sq.mtrs on long term monthly rental basis Rs. 4000.00
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TOTAL 36,000.00
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i. Rent 4000.00
ii. Tax & Insurance 2000.00
iii. Electricity & Utility 3000.00
iv. Office & Administrative Expenses 2500.00
v. Traveling & Transportation 4000.00
vi. Misc. Expenses 2000.00
TOTAL 22500.00
= 96.70%
v) BEP Analysis:
Fixed Cost
1. Depreciation on Plant & Machinery Rs. 1050.00
2. Depreciation on Furniture & Fixture 1000.00
3. Interest on Total Capital Investment 32826.00
4. Rent 48000.00
5. Insurance 15000.00
6. 40% Salary & Wages 110400.00
7. 40% of other expenses excluding rent & insurance 120480.00
304756.00
= 30475600
569664
= 53.49%
11. Name & Address of Raw Materials Suppliers:
a. M/s. Pancha Gopal Koomer & Sons,
4, Sailendra Bose road, Salkia, Howrah-6
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