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    Business proposal

    For

    Distribution Agency of

    Shezan International

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    ContentsEXECUTIVE SUMMARY .................................................................................................................................. 3

    BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT .................................................................................................................. 3

    CRITICAL FACTORS ........................................................................................................................................ 4

    Products and Brand ................................................................................................................................... 4

    Background Experience............................................................................................................................. 4

    SWOT ANALYSIS ............................................................................................................................................ 4

    MARKETING STRATEGIES .............................................................................................................................. 5

    Tools used for Integrated Marketing Communication: ............................................................................ 5

    Skilled & Experienced Manpower ............................................................................................................. 6

    INSTALLED AND OPERATIONAL CAPACITIES ................................................................................................. 6

    GEOGRAPHICAL POTENTIAL FOR INVESTMENT ............................................................................................ 7

    POTENTIAL TARGET MARKETS ...................................................................................................................... 7

    DISTRIBUTION PROCESS FLOW ..................................................................................................................... 7

    MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES ......................................................................................................................... 8

    Human Resources ..................................................................................................................................... 8

    Hierarchy: .................................................................................................................................................. 9

    PROJECT COST SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................ 9

    Project Financing ....................................................................................................................................... 9

    Project Cost ............................................................................................................................................. 10

    Space Requirement ................................................................................................................................. 10

    Human Resource Requirement ............................................................................................................... 11

    Revenue Generation ............................................................................................................................... 11

    Other Costs ............................................................................................................................................. 11

    KEY ASSUMPTIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 12

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

    Distribution Agency of Shezan is proposed to be located at Malikwal city to distribute Fast

    Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) such as Fruit Juices Syrups & Squashes, Fruits & Vegetables

    Processed/Canned, Tomato Ketchup, Sauces & Pickles Etc. to the Local market.

    This proposed distribution agency will distribute around (quantity purchased terms) to the

    retailers. The assumed sales force has the capacity to distribute around (optimum capability) of

    products and initially they will be utilizing 67% of proposed capacity.

    Total Cost Estimate of the project is Rs. 3.35 million with Fixed Investment of Rs. 0.83million

    and Working Capital of Rs. 1.33 million and 1.19 million as security deposit for shezan.

    The most critical considerations or factors for success of the project are

    Product and Brands to be distributed Negotiation and Marketing Skills Credit Recovery

    BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT

    Product: It has been suggested that for the proposed distribution business, the company would

    act as a main institutional distributor for Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) products. The

    business would distribute; Fruit Juices Syrups & Squashes , Fruits & Vegetables

    Processed/Canned, Tomato Ketchup, Sauces & Pickles Etc. to the Local market.

    Location:Distribution Agency in Malikwal city, District Mandi baha ud din. This distribution can

    also be expanded in all small second tier towns in addition to suburban towns of Malikwal.

    Target Market: The demand of distribution service providers is increasing which is directly

    proportionate to the increase in FMCG manufacturing companies which are expanding

    substantially with the current economic growth and consumerism. Therefore the potential

    target market for the shezan distribution agency setup is retail stores in Malikwal and all second

    and third tier towns of Malikwal.

    Employment Generation:The proposed project will provide direct employment to 15 people.

    Financial analysis shows the unit shall be profitable from the very first year of operation.

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    CRITICAL FACTORS

    Critical success factors that affect the decision to invest in the proposed business are:

    Products and Brand

    Product and Brands to be distributed would act as a key

    success factor for the proposed distribution business.

    Greater the brand awareness in the market, higher

    would be the chances of business success. So I have

    chosen Shezan International because it has complete

    awareness in the market and demand is there as well. There is not even a single distributor in

    the area where the retailer could get shezan products, so they have to pay extra money and

    lose their profit by purchasing the products from Mandi baha ud din.

    Background Experience

    Background experience plays an important role in operating a small to medium scale

    Distribution Agency, especially when dealing with customers, deciding the business

    development activities to be carried out and negotiating on commercial terms and conditions.

    Experience is already inhouse for Me because my father is already running a distribution agency

    of COCA COLA very efficiently and successfully. Human force will be generated very easilythrough that source. Letter of shezan and coca colas distribution experience has been

    attached in annexure.

    SWOTANALYSIS

    Strengths:

    Shezan has a strong brand image so as a distributor of shezan our image will be strongas well.

    Customer loyalty graph is higher for shezan Efficient work force Owned vehicles High reputation and credibility in the area already because of distribution of coca cola Credit control

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    No direct competitor of shezan distribution who has all the three divisions ofdistribution

    Weaknesses:

    Insufficient funds availability Sometimes over-reliance

    Opportunities:

    Increased sales to existing customers, or new leads gained through them. Improved supply arrangements, such as just-in-time supply or outsourcing non-core

    activities.

    Minimum reliance over customer. Economic trends.

    o For example, falling interest rates reducing the cost of capital. Social developments.

    o For example, demographic changes or changing consumer requirements leadingto an increase in demand for your products.

    New technology.o For example, new materials, processes and information technology.

    Threats:

    Easy entrance for the competitors Loss of a significant customer. Price rises from Shezan. Shezan reducing credit lines or increasing charges.

    MARKETING STRATEGIES

    The entrepreneur must have effective PR & marketing skills. These marketing skills should

    enable the entrepreneur to carryout business development activities to target potential

    customers and also to maintain existing client base.

    Tools used for Integrated Marketing Communication:

    Advertising Public relations Personal selling Sales promotion

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    Sales & Distribution Network: Expert's advice and distribution agreements are required with

    distributors & retailers.

    Price - Bulk Discounts, Cost plus Introductory Discounts: Price should never be allowed to

    compromise quality. Price during introductory phase may be lower and used as a promotional

    tool. Service cost estimates should be carefully documented before price setting. Government

    controlled prices should be displayed, where applicable.

    Skilled & Experienced Manpower

    The knowledge and experience of the entrepreneur is not sufficient to run the business

    smoothly. A major proportion of business development activities and accounts receivables are

    managed by sales personnel employed by the agency. Therefore, it is crucial for the distribution

    agency to hire experienced and skilled sales staff that can bring in new business and retain

    existing customer base. This part of the business will also be very easily for me because as

    described earlier I have the experience of my father who is already running the distributionagency of Coca Cola in malikwal since last 10 days.

    INSTALLED AND OPERATIONAL CAPACITIES

    For the proposed project it is assumed that various consumer goods of worth RS.

    10,000,000/annum will be distributed across the city where the distribution company is set-up

    with 7% sales volume growth assumption. For this purpose a staff of total 15 persons will be

    justifying their job description in various capacities.

    It has been suggested that for the proposed distribution business, the company would act as amain institutional distributor for Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) products. The business

    would distribute; Fruit Juices Syrups & Squashes , Fruits & Vegetables Processed/Canned,

    Tomato Ketchup, Sauces & Pickles Etc. to the Local market.

    Products for distribution have been selected for the proposed business by foreseeing their high

    potential and anticipated expansion in the manufacturing of these products. However, as these

    products are perishable, efficient distribution operations would be necessary. In order to

    leverage the opportunity for further business expansion, intensive distributionpractice would

    be followed which means that the business would place its products and services to as many

    retailers as possible, employing the First in First Out method. It is proposed that all perishable

    items cannot be stored for long period, so it is suggested that time for a product to leave the

    warehouse and be distributed should be as minimum as possible.

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    GEOGRAPHICAL POTENTIAL FOR INVESTMENT

    The growing trend of consumerism and increase in population has increased opportunities for

    the FMCG distribution business in Pakistan. So I have decided to start this distribution agency of

    shezan in malikwal city with proposed initial investment of 2 million estimated. No of retailers

    in malikwal and its suburbans are more than 500 so it s very mind catching where you donthave even any competitor.

    POTENTIAL TARGET MARKETS

    Pakistan has a domestic market of above 185 million consumers with growing incomes &

    changing consumption habits. Population growth, increase in per capita income, and

    urbanization have led to demand of distribution agencies. Consumerism and introduction of

    new products have fuelled demand. The target market for the proposed set-up is retail stores in

    Malikwal city and its suburbans. Number of retailer (our customers) is more than 500 to whom

    we can provide with the distribution of shezan products at their door step.

    DISTRIBUTION PROCESS FLOW

    Shezan international dealing in consumer goods when interested in appointing a distributor for

    their products, advertise in newspapers and call for expression of interest from local companies

    interested in the distribution. Companies evaluate following capabilities of the interested

    distributors

    Location of distributors business premises. Financial position and credit standing of the distributor. Knowledge and experience of the distributor. Storage and showroom facilities of the distributor. Ability of the distributor to secure adequate business and to cover the market. Capacity of the distributor to provide after sale service. General reputation of the distributor and his sales force. Willingness of the distributor to handle the entrepreneurs products. Degree of co-operation and promotion service he is willing to provide. Nature of other products, if any handled by the distributor.

    In a country like Pakistan one needs an effective distribution system that provides market

    coverage and is economical. The choice of a channel by traders or manufacturers depends upon

    the nature of the product e.g. for low priced consumer products like soap, a vast network is

    needed and manufacturers prefer to hire the services of a independent distributor rather than

    having their own distribution set-up, which is a high cost option. For industrial goods, a direct

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    Hierarchy:

    PROJECT COST SUMMARY

    A detailed financial model has been developed to analyze the commercial viability of

    Distribution Agency under the Prime Ministers Youth Business Loan. Various cost and revenue

    related assumptions along with results of the analysis are outlined in this section.

    The projected Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement and Balance Sheet are attached as

    appendix.

    Project Financing

    Following table provides details of the equity required and variables related to bank loan:

    Table 1 - Project Financing

    Description Details

    Total Equity (67%) 3.35 million

    Reserve Equity (33%) 1.65 million

    Owner

    Sales Man Sales Man Sales Man

    DistributionManager

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    Project Cost

    Following requirements have been identified for operations of the proposed business:

    Table 2: Capital Investment for the Project

    Capital Investment Amount (Rs.)

    Furniture 50,000

    Delivery Vehicles02 Nos. (Used) 700,000

    Office Equipment 82,000

    Total Capital Costs 832,000

    Working Capital 1,338,200

    Total Project Cost 2,170,200

    Space Requirement

    Space required for Distribution Agency is 2,000 Sq. ft. where 200 Sq. ft. will be used for

    Management Office and 1,800 Sq. ft. will be used as Godown.

    Table 3: Space Requirement

    Table 4: Office Equipment & Furniture Costs

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    Working Capital Requirements:It is estimated that an additional amount of approximately Rs.

    688,200 will be required as cash in hand to meet the initial working capital requirements during

    operations. The requirement is based on the utilities, salaries, fuel, office rent, insurance

    expense, maintenance and miscellaneous expense for at least three months. The following

    table gives the break up.

    Table 7Working Capital Requirement

    KEY ASSUMPTIONS

    Sales Volume Increase 5% Sales Price Increase 10%

    Increase in Cost of Sales 10 % Increase in Staff Salaries 10 % per year Increase in Utilities 10 % per year Increase in Rent 10 % per year Increase in Office Expenses 10 % per year Debt / Equity Ratio 54 : 46 Depreciation: Premises Renovation 10 % per annum (Diminishing Balance) Furniture 10 % per annum (Diminishing Balance) Loa Period 8 Years, inclusive of 1 year grace period Loan Installments Monthly Financial Charges (Lease Rate) 8 % per annum Bad Debts 3% of Sales