Victor Businnes Plan 2
Victor Businnes Plan 2
Victor Businnes Plan 2
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DECLARATION
I declare that this handout is my original project established after a through researcher
Also assure that this handout has never been presented to any examination body by anyone
else.
STUDENT’S NAME: VICTOR KIBET
SIGNATURE: ………………………………………….
DATE: …………………………………………………
This project work has been submitted for the examination with my approval as the supervisor
SIGNATURE: ………………………………………….
DATE: ………………………………………………….
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DEDICATION
I sincerely give my gratitude to my mother for my financial support and their encouragement
and prayers that she offered to me.
Also, not forgetting my elder brother for his encouragement, giving me hope that I can make it
in my studies and all those who supported me. May almighty God bless them.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The completion of this business plan would not have been successful without the moral
support, prayers and encouragement from those people that I highly value.
May all my gratitude’s go to my parents for her financial support, prayers and encouragement
all through my course.
I am also very grateful to my supervisor Madam Rose for his support, direction and advice
during the writing period of the plan. May I also thank all my classmates and my friends who
made my stay at Eldoret Technical Training enjoyable.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DECLARATION ……………………………………………………………………i
DEDICATION ………………………………………………………………………ii
ACKNOWLEDGE …………………………………………………………………iii
CHAPTER ONE..........................................................................................................................................1
1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY...............................................................................................................1
1.1 BUSINESS DESCRIPTION..............................................................................................................1
1.2 MARKETING DEMAND.................................................................................................................1
1.4 PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONAL PLANS..............................................................................2
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4.3 RECRUITMENT TRAINING AND PROMOTION.......................................................................17
4.4 RENUMERATION AND INCENTIVES........................................................................................18
4.5 LICENSE PERMIT AND BY LAWS.............................................................................................19
4.6 SUPPORT SERVICE......................................................................................................................20
CHAPTER FIVE.......................................................................................................................................21
5.0 PRODUCTION AND OPERATION PLAN...................................................................................21
5.1. OPERATION FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT..........................................................................21
5.2 PRODUCTION AND OPERATION STRATEGY.........................................................................22
5.3 REGULATION AFFECTING OPERATION..................................................................................25
CHAPTER SIX..........................................................................................................................................27
6.0 FINANCIAL PLAN........................................................................................................................27
6.1 PRE OPERATIONAL COST..........................................................................................................27
6.2 WORKING CAPITAL....................................................................................................................28
6.5. PROJECTED PROFOMA BALANCE SHEET FOR PEJEBI SHOP FOR THE YEAR ENDED
20125, 2026 AND 2027.........................................................................................................................31
6.6. BREAKEVEN ANALYSIS FOR PEJEBI GROCERY SHOP FOR THE YEAR 2025, 2026 AND
2027.......................................................................................................................................................31
6.7 PROFITABILITY RATIO FOR PEJEBI SHOP FOR THE YEAR 2025, 2026 AND 2027...........33
6.8 DESIRED FINANCING.................................................................................................................35
6.9 PROPOSED CAPITALIZATION...................................................................................................35
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CHAPTER ONE
1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
It gives general information of the business in brief. It contains five chapters
i. business description
ii. marketing plan
iii. production and operation plan
iv. financial plan
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1.3 ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN
The business shall have one personnel manager one accountant also two employees
shall be about four paid monthly to ensure smooth running of the business.
Interview shall be conducted to get the qualified for better management technique
The enterprise also should also organize trip to other cosmetics to acquire new
techniques and skills
Laws regarding employees cost regarding work merits social security funds acts
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CHAPTER TWO
2.0 BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
I victor kibet has the privileged to join Eldoret technical training institute to pursue a
course in medical laboratory technology.
Have already gathered some experienced from college which has enabled me turn to
this kind of business from my elder brothers’ enterprise which he used to operate after
his college studies
The above-mentioned type of business requires 200,000 two hundred thousand and
this amount of money is to be obtained from my family, friends and relatives
ELDORET-NAKURU HIGHWAY
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VICTORS
GROCERY SHOP
PO BOX 770-30100
ELDORET.
TEL: 0721596383
VICTOR’S GROCERY shop will create job opportunities to the residents around and
also for school leaver will get a place to work thus getting their daily income.
The business enterprise will deal with home consumption products for instance fresh
milk, Sukuma wiki, eggs, carrots etc.
The business offers its service to customers by chopping or cutting Sukuma wiki into
small piece and packing for them into clear polythene bags bearing the name of the
business. The will have to employ seven people to run the business enterprise
successfully to meet its requirement of objectives
The business enterprise is classified under the service industry. The business
enterprise deals with selling products and offering also service to people or to its
client so in this case this kind of products are being widely used by people.
The business experience stiff competition being the facts that in the two nearby
vicinity there are other shop dealing with the same products. These kinds of products
are being daily on day to day activities for daily human consumptions.
The business generated high profits due to price its products to customers at flexible
price which in form affordable to all class of people.
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2.9 ENTRY AND GROWTH STRATEGY ENTRY STRATEGY
To enter into the market the proprietor will put poster in town and also highways
which leads to in town
The poster will be located in place that can be seen from distance. Also, in the nearby
formed premises then the calendars paper bags bearing the VICTOR’S grocery shop
will be issued after buying anything from the premises.
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VICTOR’S GROCERY SHOP Customer shall be offered with some attractive service
like cutting Sukuma wiki and cabbages into small piece and packing for them into
attractive paper bags bearing the name of the enterprise
The number of the total number of customers that the management expects to serve
per week is estimated to be two hundred and forty and those customers are employees
from police station, teachers, lectures of different institution and customers from other
parts as Kilifi, Malindi, Taveta etc.
VICTOR’S grocery shop will service its members being both the old and the young
Also, with the industries of that the chalk board will be issued in I indicating the price
of the same products being provided there and also do inform the customers on the
service being offered every day and their prices
Objectives
The owner of the business enterprise will make sure that he introduces new ideas to
the customer in all the town of Mombasa, other grocery in other towns to enable her
to attract to all those customers who are need of the same products and service
CHAPTER THREE
3.2 MARKET SHARE
The business enterprise will be located in Eldoret Annex. Also, the business will be
near Stabex station.
VICTOR’S grocery will be offering service to customers at a lower price those who
are on the same field competing
Also, he will make sure that the products offered are the same but better in quality
these of his competitors making sure that the priority and the preference of the
customers are the most interest.
3.3 COMPETITION
At the same moment there are only few competitors which are bright shiner grocery
shop dealers with the following strategy
i. He has been in the field of grocery shop for two years which she is in position
to know many customers and also how to handle them.
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Also, according to the research taken he has also the following weakness
i. Closing early the business choice at 6.00 when the customers are coming
to shop and go come.
ii. The women are recently too customer i.e. taken a large time to serve the
customers
iii. The women are rude they have no business courtesy and language
iv. The proprietor lives far from the business are hence no personal touch to
the customers.
The mode of advertisement will be through posters demonstration and use education.
The business enterprise will enhance cases through personal selling will be helpful to
the business and to improve market mix through communication to customers direct.
The business owner will make sure that the following strategies are being observed
a. Good reputation
b. Market dominance
c. Good economies of scale
Also, in conjunction with that the one selling only products situated in the Mombasa
town market has the following strategies
a) Good reputation
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b) Good economics of scale
c) Market dominance
d) Financial resource is higher
However, the business owner will make sure that VICTOR’S grocery shop has to
capitalized over other competition weakness by living the following strategy.
VEGETABLES,
OPEN 24HRS
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CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN/PEOPLE PLAN
The entrepreneurship plan is to provide quality service and production the customers
and make profit.
The business enterprise is aimed at producing the best quality and quantity products
and services thus meets the market demand and also according to the customer’s
needs.
It also aims at exploring the new market ideas with the view measure the
scale
It aims at sharing of ideas between. Its competitions and the customers
who they are serving
Its aims at improving people living standard through offering
employment too them
Business manager
Assistant manager
BUSINESS MANAGER
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Duties
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT
He/ she will be employed on permanent basis into a salary of ksh8,000 per
month.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
DUTIES
SECRETARY
DUTIES
DUTIES
Making sure that the enterprise is conducive for everybody who comes here
Also making sure that there are at least one or two buckets for putting liters
Also making sure that inside the enterprise is clean after 5.30pm when it is
being closed
SECURITY
DUTIES
The selection personnel will be interviewed in the same line in order to know if he /
she has experience and component for becoming a successful in the field of salesman
or lady
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In this case the business enterprise will have to organize training and also seminars so
that in increase the skill for the workers while in the running of the business enterprise
in that this will be organized once in a year and also visit a large grocery for some
skill.
Also, those workers who will satisfy the business manager after being competent
enough for their jobs and also performing their duties effectively will be promoted
Also, that worker who have maintained good public relation to customers and having
that the business enterprise will retain and attract more clients generating a lot of
profit will nr awarded and this will be done once every year
When the business enterprise progressed well and make profit it expected to have or
to by a car in which it will be using in transporting products from one destination to
another while selling during the time when the customers are not many the time
workers but not all of them have a cup of tea in the nearby hotel/café and with their
own money being the business enterprise will not cater for that.
The enterprise manager come up with the rules and regulations which in this case
includes the following
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CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 PRODUCTION AND OPERATION PLAN
The proposed business will lay down a comprehension strategy concerning the
production items as well as delivery of services to extreme customers.
The product and services will be unique and of high quality since the proprietor will
innovative and creative when producing or giving services
The production and operation objective which will guide the business in its operation
and production will include.
i. To acquire all basic facilities and equipment necessary for the provision of
high-quality production and services to customers
ii. To utilize creativity and innovation in the design of production and provision of
services on a continuous basis in order to be the customer first choice always
5.1.1 Facilities
The proposed business will require 1/8 acres land in order to carry out production and
provide services well
The proprietor will base the premise of land for ksh 1,500 per year. Some of the
buildings will be built at that land to facilitated the daily run of the business
The production will be designed under the name of the proposed business. The
proprietor will use television to advertise her goods through to slide showing all the
goods he sells for the production and services development.
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The proprietor will also use round table to explain or show her customer what he is
selling in the business
The total cost of labor per month for Grocery shop furniture will be as follows
Operation expenses
Items cost
Business 2000
Electricity 3000
Advertisement 2000
Equipment 2000
Insurance 2000
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Totals 73000
Monthly production
Items cost
Totals 111600
5.2.4 Production/operation
All the production equipment will be among in a neat and in an attractive way to make
the place conducive for its operation the proprietor should ensure that the customers
are served in an orderly stress for service pricing of service will be pinned on the
premises in the way that in the will attract the customer manner and without much
stress for service pricing of services will be pinned on the premises in a way that it
will attract the customers fast before coming for the price list should be visible and
colorful payment will be made on the cashers desks customers will be gives services
the reception depending on his/ her services and then the payment will be paid to the
casher when the customer offer the receipt
I. Recovery
All the reception the customers will meet the receptionist who respective inquiries
about the services they as well as the directed to the respective personnel
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ii) Processing
At this stage all the customers’ needs are being processed that is collecting all the
requirements to make sure that he/she receiver interest he/she requires
iii) Packaging
This is the final process of the production the items are packed into the vehicles then
they transported to respective place
i) Health regulation
High standard of hygiene will be ensured by keeping the environment clean at all the
time. This will be achieved by proper disposal of the litters and this will assist the
enterprise to meet the requirement of the public health
The working will also be standardized to meet the requirement of the act Employees
acts recruited of employees will be done according to the rules and regulation of
employees acts
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CHAPTER SIX
6.0 FINANCIAL PLAN
The financial plan determines the financial requirement of the business venture it also
provides proposal for sources and uses of funds.
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Bank loan 106000 109000
Totals currents
Liabilities
Working capital 71000 241000 274450
Current asses-
current liabilities
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PARTICULARS JAN FEB MAR APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEP OCT NOV DEC
Cash flows
Begging cost 175000 119500 67000 7500 10500 116500 112000 110000 89500 96500 915000 93500
Sales 30000 35000 70000 90000 80000 60000 50000 40000 60000 55000 55000 40500
Debtors 5000 10000 150000 5000 10000 2000 10000 5000 10000 5000 10000 10000
Total cash 210000 164500 152000 166500 19500 78500 172000 15500 159500 156500 156000 14400
inflows
Cash outflow 2000 33500 2000 1000
Advertisement 40000 30000 20000 10000 20000 10000 5000 6000 7000 10000 8000 9000
Wages and 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000
salaries
Creditors 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000
Purchase 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
Rent 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
Loan repayment 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500 90500
Loan interest 119500 67000 71500 101500 116500 112000 110000 89500 96500 915000 93500 80000
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PARTICULARS JAN FEB MAR APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL
Cash flows 50000
Cost sales 30000 80000 100000 50000 80000 90500 85500 60000 70000 75000 50000 40000 311000
Debtors 20000 30000 15000 20000 15000 20000 25000 20000 25000 20000 30000 2000 26000
Total cash inflows
Cash outflow
Advertisement 2000 1000 2000 5000
Wages and salaries 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 35000 42000
Creditors 2000 4000 8000 1000 24000
Purchase 30000 35000 2000 15000 10000 20000 20000 30000 40000 35000 20000 10000 26700
Rent 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 48000
Loan repayment 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 5500 66000
Loan interest 22000 2200 2200 22000 2200 2200 22000 2200 2200 22000 2200 2200 26400
Electricity 500 600 550 700 900 800 500 700 700 500 900 1000 83350
Total out follow 79200 84300 99250 62400 62600 75500 67200 77400 87700 94200 67600 57700 86414750
Net pay 50800 76500 14250 149850 18250 217250 260550 263150 2700750 271550 283950 286250 2455100
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6.5. PROJECTED PROFOMA BALANCE SHEET FOR PEJEBI SHOP FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 2025, 2026 AND 2027
6.6. BREAKEVEN ANALYSIS FOR PEJEBI GROCERY SHOP FOR THE YEAR
2025, 2026 AND 2027
Fixed cost expenses for year 2025; 2026 and 2027
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Formula 2025 2026 2027
B.E. P=fixed cost 53400 560400 588000
1- variable sales 1-27500 1-18350 1-315000
65500 811000 865000
1-27500 1-18350 1-31500
665000 811000 865000
1-0.0412 1-0.0226 1-0.0364
=0.9385 =0.9774 =9636
534000 564000 588000
0.09588 0.9774 0.9636
=ksh556946.18 Ksh57337.9 Ksh1021.71
6.7 PROFITABILITY RATIO FOR PEJEBI SHOP FOR THE YEAR 2025, 2026
AND 2027
Type of ratio Working 2025 2026 2027
formula
Gross profit Gross profit 49000X100 49000X100 1087000X100
purchase X100 665000 665000 865000
Profitability Sales 7.368% 7.368% 125.66%
ratio
9500X100 54670X100 505305X100
Net profit 66500 81100 865000
after tax X100 =1.43% =67.39% 58.42%
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CONTRIBUTION MARGIN AND PERCENTAGE FOR PEJEBI FOR THE
YEAR 2025,2026 AND 2027
Contribution
margin Totals sale- 665000-27500 811000-18350 865000-
variable cost =637500 =72650 315000
8335000
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6.8 DESIRED FINANCING
ITEMS Amount
Pre-operational cost 18700
Fixed cost 534000
Working capital 71000
Totals 623700
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