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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Problem
A summary of the problem you are solving and an identifiable need in the
market you are filling.
The world is very much influenced with fast food especially during the
pandemic because people who are working at home doesn’t have enough
time to prepare for their meal. (Brown, 2015)
In Ozamiz, a lot of fast food chains closed because of the pandemic and
fewer people dine in to fast food restaurants and chose to order via
delivery app such as Food Panda or local delivery services such as
FoodDish and P&R (Reyes, 2020).
This results to a massive demand of fast food stapes which are commonly
burger, fries and milk tea. (FoodPanda, 2020)
Solution
A description of the product or service you will provide to solve the problem.
A very good solution for this is to provide a supply to the demands of the
customers. MilBurFries to-go is an online shop that provides healthy and
god quality burger, fries and milk tea that offers a free delivery for a
minimum fee.
To guarantee that the food will be delivered on time to catch up with the
tight schedule of the employees who are working at home, we guarantee
a 50% discount if the delivery fails to arrive in the exact time.
Target Market
A defined customer base who will most likely purchase the product or service.
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Financial Summary
Key highlights of your financial plan that covers costs, sales, and profitability.
Total
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Funding Requirements
A brief outline of the amount of money you will need to start your business.
FUNDING
Personal contribution PhP 90,000.00
Borrowing
Subsidy
Other funding
PhP 90,000.00 TOTAL RAISED
Table 1.3 Capitalization
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OPPORTUNITY
A thorough description of the problem or pain point you intend to solve for
your customer base.
Our Solution
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MARKET CONSIDERATION
Your ideal customer group that would be most likely to benefit from your
business.
Market Needs
A description of how your target market is not effectively served and how
your business fulfills a need.
Market Trends
Market Growth
Competition
The current alternatives or substitutes in the market that you and your
business will be competing against.
Our Advantages
The strategic advantage(s) that makes your target market more likely to
choose you over the competition.
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EXECUTION
Marketing Plan
Sales Plan
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Location
The actual store will be located at La Salle St., Ozamiz City with a yearly rental
of PhP 12,000.00
Technology
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Technology Description
Air Fryer Philips Air Fryer
Color: Black
Voltage: (Volt)220-440V
Frequency: (Hertz)50Hz
Brand: Philips
Material: Plastic
Price: PhP 3,000.00
Any required production equipment or tools and the cost associated with
purchasing or renting them.
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Job Matrix
A list of potential positions that you expect to require in order to run your
business effectively.
No. of
Key Job Job
Employees Job Specification
Personnel Description Qualification
Needed
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FINANCIAL PLAN
Revenue/Sales Forecast
Expected revenue and sales for the next 3 years, broken down into month-by-
month increments.
Expenses
MACHINES/EQUIPMENT
USES PRICE (PHP)
USED
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QUANTITY
SUPPLIES & ANNUAL TOTAL
USES PRICE (PHP) CONSUMED
ACCESSORIES EXPENSE
PER MONTH
Total
Total
Fuel 2,000.00
Water 1,500.00
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Capitalization
The following table shows the initial capital outlay required and the financing
scheme.
Building Improvement 10,000.00
Equipment 8,000.00
Operations Cost (Utility, Labor, Supplies & 50,000.00
Machiniries)
Permits and Licenses 5,000.00
Total Cash Layout, Year 0 20,000.00
Initial Investment by Owners 90,000.00
Table 7.6. Capitalization
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PAYBACK PERIOD
The following table shows the investment payback period based on the annual
income projection for the next five years. The data shows that the payback
period will be in 1.83 years. Most business venture will have a payback period
within 4 to 5 years. Yet with this project it is lesser than the minimum payback
period.
No. of years
before total initial
Cumulative
cash outlay will be Net Income Depreciation Cash Inflow
Cash Flow
recovered by
operations
Operating Cash
72,000.00 7,200.00 79,200.00 79,200.00
Flow, Year 1
Operating Cash
79,200.00 6,480.00 85,680.00 164,880.00
Flow, Year 2
Operating Cash
75, 240.00 5,832.00 81,072.00 245,952.00
Flow, Year 3
Table 7.6. Payback Period
Return of Investment
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