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COMPANY INFORMATION:
Start up: Existing business:
Cosmetics Shop
C. BUSINESS LOCATION:
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BUSINESS PLAN
The business is an existing business owned by Ms. Mohamed who is (47) forty-seven years old and has
several years of experience in the business. Ms. Mohamed is self-employed as a shop owner.
Ms. Mohamed owns 100% of the business. Ms. Mohamed will be applying for a ($500,000) five
hundred thousand dollars grant. Ms. Mohamed intends to purchase female clothes and jewellery for
resale.
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At the end of the first year, Ms. Mohamed intends to acquire daily sales of ($10,000) ten thousand
dollars. Ms. Mohamed intends to purchase a glass case for the business.
In (5) five years, Ms. Mohamed intends to employ (3) three individuals. Ms. Mohamed intends to
acquire daily sales of ($25,000) twenty-five thousand dollars. Ms. Mohamed intends to purchase racks
for the clothing.
In (15) fifteen years, Ms. Mohamed intends to generate at least ($35,000) thirty-five thousand dollars
in daily sales. Ms. Mohamed intends to employ (2) two additional persons. Ms. Mohamed intends to
expand her business by selling a wider variety of goods such as clothesbaskets and bathroom supplies.
C. MISSION STATEMENT
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What are your products features and benefits? What makes your product unique from the
competition’s? What need or want does your product satisfy? Why should a customer purchase your
product or service and not the competitions? What is its shelf life or life span? Are there any special
Bibi Clothing and Cosmetics Shop provides a wide range of items sold at affordable prices.
Bibi Clothing and Cosmetics Shop is open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Six (6) days per week.
Bibi Clothing and Cosmetics Shop offers goods such as female clothing, men’s underwear, cosmetics
and jewellery.
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How well do you know your market? Does the market have room for more competitors? Is the market
large enough for your business to grow?
Bibi Clothing and Cosmetics Shop has been operating for approximately (5) five years in the area. Ms.
Mohamed is very knowledgeable about the market. This market has many competitors. This
market has little room for business to grow.
My research revealed that many individuals in the area require goods that are of high quality and at an
affordable price in the area.
75% of persons indicated that this type of business is greatly required in the area.
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C. CUSTOMER PROFILE:
What is your average number of customers? How many customers do you think can contribute to 20%
or more of your sales revenue? Where are your customers located geographically?
Potential customers:
How many competitors do you have? What is the nature of the competition? Have any competitors
recently gone out of business?
1. Bernard
2. Long Xin Store
3. A&R
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NAME LOCATION
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V. MARKETING PLAN
A. WHAT IS YOUR PRODUCT STRATEGY?
A. High quality products to be sold at an affordable price to keep customers coming back
B. Prices will be determined by cost plus mark-up approach.
C. Radio
Word of mouth
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Bibi Clothing and Cosmetics Shop offers goods on credit where customers are allowed (3) three
days to repay items credited.S
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Cas h Sales $ 16 8,0 00 $ 19 6,0 00 $ 224 ,000 $ 252 ,00 0 $ 28 0,0 00 $ 29 4,0 00
Accounts Receivable Collected
Loan/Grant Proceeds $ 50 0,0 00
Items for res ale $ 50 0,0 00 $ - $ 105 ,000 $ 107 ,50 0 $ 10 8,6 00 $ 11 0,5 00
Total Cas h Dis burs ed [d] $ 51 7,6 00 $ 18 ,1 5 0 $ 124 ,050 $ 126 ,90 0 $ 12 8,6 50 $ 13 1,4 00
Net Operating Cas h Flow [e] (c-d) $ 15 0,4 00 $ 32 8,2 50 $ 428 ,200 $ 553 ,30 0 $ 70 4,6 50 $ 86 7,2 50
Loan Payments (Principal & Interes t)
(f)
Ending Cash Balance (e-f) $ 15 0,4 00 $ 32 8,2 50 $ 428 ,200 $ 553 ,30 0 $ 70 4,6 50 $ 86 7,2 50
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Tables
=$500,000/$249,200 -$105,830
=$500,000/ $143,370
=3 Months
Purchases will help the business to expand the operation and provide high-quality products and service
and gain a high success rate.
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D. HOW LONG TO MAKE PROJECT OPERATIONAL AND FULLY
PRODUCTIVE?
A. STRENGTHS
B. WEAKNESSES
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C. OPPORTUNITIES
D. THREATS
(1) Fire
(2) Death
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