‘BANANA’ BUSINESS PLAN

SUBMITTED BY:
ALINA WAHAB RIZVI
PRN: 074
 HEALTH BENEFITS OF BANANA….
(Musaceae)
 Reducing Depression
 Anemia
 Constipation and Diarrhea
 Eyesight Protection
 Healthy Bones
 Healthy Kidney
 Blood Pressure
 Heartburn
 Morning Sickness
 Smoking
 Ulcers
 Nerves
 Mosquito Bites
 Stress Relief
 Stroke Risk
FRUIT PRODUCTION IN INDIA
 SOME FACTS…

 India is the second largest producer of Fruits after China, with a

production of 44.04 million tonnes of fruits from an area of 3.72
million hectares
 Although fruit is grown throughout of the country, the major fruit
growing states are Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra
Pradesh, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat . 
 Mango  is  the most important fruit covering about 35  per cent of area
and accounting of 22 per cent total production of total  fruits in the
country.
 Banana comes next in rank occupying about 13 per cent of the total
area and accounting for about  34.2 per cent of the total production of
fruits.  
 India has first position in the world in banana production.
 India grows the most bananas, but is not a large exporter. Most of
their bananas are used right in India.
 BANANA PRODUCTS
 Banana flour
 Candied slices
 Fruit cocktail
 Cereal and baby food
 Banana extract as a flavoring agent in syrups
 Chips
 Banana puree
 Banana pulp
 Banana beer
 Fertilizers
 Manure for bio-gas plan
 Ornamental plant
 Banana in toothpastes (the juice from the junction of a 'branch' with the stem is
used for toothache relief)
 Handpaper
 Fiber
 SET UP….

 Place Of Set Up: Mysore, Karnataka (India)

 Type of business: export of banana products
 Plantation: plan to harvest 1,500 clusters of banana per day.
 Make use of the waste:
1) The red heart (purple, tapered bud), one in each cluster
which is rich in potassium.
2) The stalks thrown outside when removing the bananas from
the clumps,.
3) the trunks that are cut with the leaves. It has conditions to
make fibbers.
 Thus, between 12 to 15 Tons/day of organic material is drained
out, which be commercially exploited.
 REQUIREMENTS…

Land for plantation

Storage and warehouse (cold storage)
Transportation
Food Processing Unit at Mysore, Karnataka
R & D Center in collaboration with Central Food
Technological Research Institute, Mysore
Funds raising : Raising of funds from Agri Business
Agencies, Bank Loans, Agricultural Subsidies of GoI
INTERNATIONAL BANANA MARKETING CHAIN
 OUR COMPANY’S PRODUCTS…

Banana wafers
Banana by products- banana pulp, banana puree,
cereal and baby food
Banana powder
 BANANA WAFERS

Employees: 100-200 full time

Plant capacity: 100 Kgs/Day
Plant & machinery: Rs. 2.85 Lakhs
Working capital: Rs. 9.07 Lakhs
Total Capital Investment (T.C.I): Rs. 17.82 Lakhs
Return: 44.53%
Break even: 47.77%
 BANANA & ITS BY-PRODUCTS

Flour, banana pulp, food and infants, clarified banana

juice etc.
Plant capacity: 40 MT/Day
Plant & machinery: Rs. 1329.00 Lakhs
Working capital: Rs. 217.92 Lakhs
Total Capital Investment (T.C.I): Rs. 1791.67 Lakhs
Return: 32.53%
Break even: 52.53%
 BANANA POWDER

It can be used in bakery and confectionery industries,

in treatment of coaliac disease, and in intestinal
disorders.
It is also a very useful diet for infant
Plant capacity: 1000.00 KG./day
Plant & machinery: Rs. 20.35 Lakhs
Working capital: N/A
Total Capital Investment (T.C.I): Rs. 117 Lakhs
Return: 44.00%
Break even: 45.00%
 REVENUE TARGETS
Profit margin: 20 % or more
Projected growth @ 30 % in subsequent years
5 years Down: with in top 3 supplier from India
THANK YOU…