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This portion should show in specified terms whether the project will be profitable even
with existing competition and unfavorable economic conditions.
A. Major Assumptions
They serve as the foundation for estimating the future expenditures, expenses, and
revenues of the project as accurately as possible.
o Existing business practices in the industry (credit term, bad debts allocation,
dividend policies, sales return and allowances, depreciation method etc.)
o Previously made related feasibility studies may contribute additional facts (selling
price, sales forecast, unforeseen costs, production volume and mix.
o Governmental regulations and incentives (tax rates, import/export policies, related
PDs & LOIs)
o Other pertinent data which can justify other assumptions (industry profiles,
conferences, industry associations)
o Source of financing, the amount and term such as repayment period, interests,
and other features.
Freight/transport expenses.
2. Inventory Related Costs
Warehousing expenses: labor, utilities and maintenance
3. Cash Credits
Prepaid expenses (rent/leases in advance)
Intangible assets (patents, licenses, copyrights)
Organization and pre-operating expenses
Operating and administrative salaries and wages (Direct, Indirect, Administrative)
Administrative salaries and wages
Operating taxes
Office utilities and supplies
Communication expenses
Costs for transportation, advertising and borrowing
Provision for unforeseen costs
FIXED-ASSET REQUIREMENTS
Building 383,482.12
Add: Office furniture and fixture 5,950.00 389,382.12
Equipment 100,000.00
Tools 3,400.00
TOTAL COST OF FIXED-ASSETS 492,782.12
CURRENT ASSETS
Inventories
Direct materials 3,263,988.00 3,263,988.00
Inventory-related cost
Farm maintenance 3,000.00
Direct labor 219,000.00 222,000.00
Cash Credits:
Insurance 7,000.00
Engineering cost 38,348.21
Administrative salary 433,000.00
Office supplies 1,000.00
Advertisements 1,000.00
Utilities 5,756.00
Orgn & pre-operating expense 10,000.00
Unforeseen cost 14,882.96 510,982.19
TOTAL COST OF
CURRENT ASSETS 3,996,970.19
Multiply assumed ratio (1.5:1) x 1.5
Total Cost of Working Capital 5,995,455.28
TOTAL PROJECT COST 6,488,237.40
Note:
o Total Cost of Current Assets must be multiplied with 1.5 to provide extra fund to
offset changes.
o The result is Total Cost of Working Capital to be added to the Total Cost of Fixed
Asset to get the Total Project Cost.
o Partners need to invest a minimum of 20% of the TPC. The balance will be the
Loanable amount (80%).
= 5190589.92
2.40
= 2162745.8
AMORTIZATION OF LOAN
LOAN BEG. OF YEAR INTEREST PRINCIPAL END OF YEAR
YEAR PAYMENT PRINCIPAL PAYMENT PRINCIPAL
1
2,162,745.80 5,190,589.92 622,870.79 1,539,875.01 3,650,714.91
2
2,162,745.80 3,650,714.91 438,085.79 1,724,660.01 1,926,054.90
3
2,162,745.80 1,926,054.90 231,126.59 1,931,619.21 (5,564.31)
3. Balance Sheet shows the assets derived by the project form corresponding
liabilities and equities. It is an overall picture of a firm’s financial condition as of a
certain time.
a. Assets-current assets (easily converted to cash within a year, fixed assets
(assets with service life that extend beyond a year) and intangible (patents,
copyrights, leases, licenses, franchises & organization and pre-operating
expenses.
b. Liabilities-are subdivided into current liabilities (expected to be paid within one
year), long term liabilities (expected to be paid more than a year.
c. Equities-are claims due to the owners.
A. Fixed Costs are costs that do not vary with production and are paid regardless
of the level of output.
Examples:
depreciation on fixed assets real estate taxes
amortization cost of intangible assets fixed asset insurance
research and development office supply
administrative heat, light, and power fixed rental and leases
interest payments on debts
admin & Indirect salaries/fringe benefits
B. Variable Costs are costs that vary or change directly as production volume
changes.
Examples:
direct materials indirect materials
heat & power requirements of production direct labor
maintenance of factory machineries supplies for production