GOD’S FOUNDATION BOUTIQUE NIG LTD.
GOD’S FOUNDATION BOUTIQUE NIG LTD.
E-mail: walex
2097@yahoo.com
Tel: 08068440211,
08024229292.
PREPARED BY
AJAGBE JOSEPH A.
H/BA/10/2205
SUBMITTED TO
MR. A.A. TAIWO
DEPARTMENT
OF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION
AND
MANAGEMENT
THE FEDERAL
POLYTECHNIC ILARO
FEBRUARY
2012
AN ADEQUATE BUSINESS PLAN FOR GOD’S FOUNDATION BOUTIQUE NIG. LTD.
1.0
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT
An Essential Requirement for Setting
up this Business.
The decision of an investor to com
mit
the limited resources at his disposal to an investment opportunity will
definitely depend upon connection that his decision is the best available
opportunity from which his wealth can be maximized. The basic assumption is
that investor would not invest in any venture unless they expect to be
appropriately compensated for having done so. Thus, the investor’s ability to
make comparison with much degree of accuracy between the expected return and
the anticipated risk will, to a large extent, determine the correctiveness of
the investor decision. Hence, this act of comparison is better done by carrying
out feasibility study or report on various investment opportunities or a
particular proposed investment decision.
1.1
PREPARING A FEASIBILITY STUDY
Good planning is a pre-requisite for
survival and success of any business, without proper planning a business may
head towards failure if corrective measures are not taken in time. Many
business men lose the opportunity of realizing their dream projects through
poor preparation of feasibility study. This is saying that, the viability of
project could be underscored by poor feasibility report. A feasibility report
is simply a business plan. It is a detailed study that examines the
profitability, feasibility and effectiveness of a proposed investments
opportunity.
1.2 THE USES OF FEASIBILITY STUDY- REPORT
a.
To
provide the basic information for effective decision making of whether you
should start your business or not.
b.
Organize
your ideals so that you will start and run your business in the best way.
c.
To
assist the entrepreneur in developing future plans for the organization.
d.
Present
your business ideal to a lending institution such as bank to get a loan for
your business.
e.
Serve
as a basis for measuring performance of proposed business.
With
proper feasibility study, you will have a chance to think through and asses
your business idea, you will also be able to estimate if your business idea is
viable and profitable. If you go ahead and start your business, you will have a
plan of how to do it.
2.0
CONTENT OF FEASIBILITY STUDY
A
feasibility study should cover all the important aspect to be considered before
starting a business. It a guide line to follow so that you do not overlook
anything when preparing for your new business.
2.1 INTRODUCTION
This
aspect deals with provision of background information about the proposed
business (GOD’S FOUNDATION BOUTIQUE NIG. LTD), data collection method, the
proposed name and the purpose of the business.
2.2 THE BUSINESS IDEAS
All
business is based on an idea. It is an idea on what product you are going to produce, what service
you are going to provide, or what goods you are going to sell, where and how
you are going to sell and who you are going to sell it to
2.3 THE MARKETING PLAN
After
you have developed your business idea, you should think in detail about how you
are going to market your products or services. Marketing is every thing you need
to find out who are your customers and what they need and want. Marketing is
satisfying your customer’s needs while making a profit. In your marketing plan,
you write down in detail what product or services you are going to sell, what
prices you are going to charge, where your business is going to be located and
what method of distribution you are going to use and how you are going to
promote your business and your product or services.
2.4 FORM OF BUSINESS
There
are difference legal forms you can chose for the purpose of this business
(God’s Foundation Boutique Nig Ltd). They have advantages and disadvantages and
which form you chose depends on the characteristics of your own business. The
different forms you can choose from are: sole proprietorship, partnership,
limited company and cooperative.
2.5
STAFF
You
need to think about the staff you need for your business what skill and
experiences are required? How many employees do you needs in each department
vis-à-vis purchasing, marketing, accounts and personnel?
Purchasing department: five (5)
employees
Marketing department: three (3)
employees
Account and personnel department
three (3) employees
MANAGEMENT TEAM: The management team is the key to successful lunching of a new business
venture; prospective entrepreneur must look for a committed and highly
dedicated management team with technical management ability and business skills
and experience on lunching the product.
2.6 LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND
INSURANCE
When
you are in business you have legal responsibilities. You must know legal
implications of your proposed business and also you should endeavor to find out
how insurance of your business can give you some financial security against
different kind of risks.
2.7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
It
describes the facilities, plant location space requirement, inventory control
decision, purchasing and administrative building, plant and machinery, raw
materials and component utilities.
2.8 COSTING
To
be able set your prices and make business plans, you need to calculate the cost
of your product or services in doing this, you need to be conversant with
market prices of similar competitive product in the market.
2.9 FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC PLAN
All
businesses need to plan for the future. As an entrepreneur you are expected to
plan for your profit and cash flow as well as your working capital for your own
business. Is also helps in determining the potentiality and viability of the
business from the financial and economic point of view this will include the
preparation of cash flow, the trading profit and loss account and the balance sheet.
2.10 REQUIRED STARTING CAPITAL
This
is the amount of money you need to start your business. You need money for
equipment, furniture, wages, rent, and other expenses. Therefore, you need to
calculate the actual amount required to start up of your business.
Initial capital needed to start the
business is N500,000.
Equipment N100,000
Raw materials N150,000
Rent N 100,000
Working capital N150,000
Total N500,000
2.11 EVALUATION AND CONCLUSION
This
is a situation where various method will be used to evaluate the worthiness or
otherwise of the proposed investment. Such method include pay back period,
average rate of return, return on investment.
2.12
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The
executive summary gives an outline of your business idea. It contains the most
important information from the rest of feasibility study. You will have to
complete all other part of the feasibility study before you feel in the
executive salary. It is important that the summary is clearly worked out and
looks tidy because it is the first impression any one reads it will get on your
business ideas.
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