PROJECT PROFILE

NAME OF THE COMPANY

SIIMPEL PVT. LTD.

PRODUCT

VOLTAGE STABILIZER, UPS AND INVERTER AS PER CUSTOMERS SPECIFICATION QTY. 2400 NO. OF STABILISER OF DIFFERENT SIZES. 400 NO. OF UPS (.2 !VA TO !VA" #00 INVENTER (. !VA TO !VA"

QUALITY STANDARDS

PRODUCTION CAPACITY PER ANNUM

MONTH $ YEAR OF PREPARATION

MAY, 2010

PREPARED BY

SIIMPEL P%&. L&'. P()& *). 2+,4 C-.*'./. I*'01&23.( E1&.&4, B-05.*416.2

INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENUERSHIP
CONCEPT OF ENTREPRENUERSHIP78
The concept of entrepreneurship has been around a very long time, but its resurgent popularity implies a.Sudden discovery, as if we had stumbled upon a new direction for the American enterprise. This is a myth, as we shall see, because American system of free enterprise has always engendered the sprite of entrepreneurship. More important, our future rests squarely on entrepreneurial ventures founded by creative individuals who can at once disrupt a society and instigate progress.

DEFINITION OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP78
ntrepreneurship is considered to be a combination of ! ntrepreneur and ! nterprise. "rgani#ing an enterprise is termed as entrepreneurship. $ere enterprise is defined as a unit of economic activities or an economic organi#ation especially a business organi#ation. ntrepreneur is considered to be the owner of such enterprise. ntrepreneurship can be defined as a !creative activity, the entrepreneur being an innovator, who introduces something new into the economy, a new method of production not yet tested in the branch of manufacturing concern, a product with which the consumers are not familiar, a new source of material or of new mar%et hitherto une&ploited and of similar innovation.

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DEFINITION OF AN ENTREPRENEUR78
An ntrepreneur is a person of very high aptitude who pioneers change,

possessing characteristics found in only very small fraction of the population. "n the other hand, anyone who wants to wor% for him or herself is considered to be an entrepreneur.

INFORMATION NEEDED FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP 78

(usiness planning) general sources *ompetitors products, strategy and mar%et share *ustomer needs +emographics of mar%etplace Mar%et research including information on competitors, suppliers, si#e of mar%et, mar%et share ,inancial data Mar%eting e&amples, comparables, distribution options ,unding sources -ntellectual property research, patents and trademar%s

ROLE OF ENTREPRENEUR IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

1. An entrepreneur creates an entrepreneurial culture in the society which is useful for the creation and development of many entrepreneur and enterprises.
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ntrepreneur provides goods and services to the people and "ther industries at the most competitive rates

.. Small entrepreneurs effectively utili#e various types of raw materials found scattered throughout the country in small quantities. /. ntrepreneur prefers to establish their units at their own place own locality. So there is no congestion of industries at one place which helps in creating an industrial climate in the whole country. 0. ntrepreneurs usually start small scale industries and provide goods and services at most competitive rates and hence, restrict the monopolistic activities of big business houses. 1. +ue to entrepreneur the wealth of the nation is widely distributed among various persons instead of going to few poc%ets only.

A. CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ENTREPRENEUR IN INDIAN CONDITIONS78

1. '. .. /. 0. 1. 6. 7. 8. 19. 11. 1'. 1.. 2eed for achievement 3is% ta%ing attitude 2eed to influence others Abilities to sense opportunities 4ositive self concept 5evel of e&pectation -nitiative -nclination to accept challenges -ndependent thought and action 4roblem solving attitude -nclination for searching environment Time bound Sense of dissatisfaction
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3esult orientation ,inancial soundness -nfluence to get through bureaucratic redtapism

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE ENTREPRENEUR

ENTREPRENEUR 9
N.:4 ); &-4 E*&24<24*402 R413'4*&3.( .''2411 7 7 (iswa:it (ari% *;")<ayanta =umar (ari% >r 2o?) +)'1@' Type iii, 35A *olony Mancheswar (hubaneswar ) 601916 T4(4<-)*4 N) E8M.3( 3' D.&4 ); B32&E'0=.&3)*.( Q0.(3;3=.&3)* S<4=3.( T2.3*3*> 7 7 7 7 7 916/)'6/7/1. B3C D81)8/.86'.661 BMC biswa:it.br%78Egmail.com 1@98@1878 (.Tech in lectronics and

Telecommunication. Summer training on Telecommunication and 2etwor%ing at 3TT*, (S25 (hubaneswar. FAMILY BAC!GROUND 7 <ayanta =umar (ari% Fovt servantB3ailwaysC M)&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7 4rativa (ari% $ousewife

F.&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7

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N.:4 ); &-4 E*&24<24*402 R413'4*&3.( .''2411

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2eelam Sandip 2aya% 5-F)0@18, (+A *"5"2A, *S4G3 ($G(A2 SHA3, "+-S$A

T4(4<-)*4 N) E8M.3( 3' D.&4 ); B32&E'0=.&3)*.( Q0.(3;3=.&3)* S<4=3.( T2.3*3*>

7 7 7 7 7

916/)'.9'.77 B3C D81)8/.6/0''7' BMC neelamsandipnaya%Egmail.com '9@9/@1876 (.Tech in lectronics and

Telecommunication. Summer training on Telecommunication and 2etwor%ing at 3TT*, (S25 (hubaneswar. FAMILY BAC!GROUND 7 2irmal *handra 2aya% Fovt. ServiceBS- in 4olice +ept.C M)&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7 Grmilabala 2aya% $ouse wife

F.&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7

 ENTREPRENEUR +

N.:4 ); &-4 E*&24<24*402 R413'4*&3.( .''2411 T4(4<-)*4 N) E8M.3( 3' D.&4 ); B32&E'0=.&3)*.( Q0.(3;3=.&3)* S<4=3.( T2.3*3*>

7 7 7 7 7 7 7

3ashmi%anta +ash *@")Trilochan 4ati ,2iladrivihar 2uaba#ar, *uttac%)60.99/ 9161)'//9767 B3C D81)870...61'7 BMC rashmiIsiliconEyahoo.co.in 17@11@1876 (.Tech in lectronics and

Telecommunication. Summer training on Telecommunication and 2etwor%ing at 3TT*, (S25 (hubaneswar. FAMILY BAC!GROUND 7 3ama =anta +ash, Senior Teacher at Grali $igh School, *uttac%. M)&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7 Asha 5ata +ash, $ome Ma%er.

F.&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7

 ENTREPRENEUR 4
N.:4 ); &-4 E*&24<24*402 R413'4*&3.( .''2411 7 7 Sagar =u. Sahoo >.2")1.@6,5.-.* *"5"2A, 6699./ T4(4<-)*4 N) E8M.3( 3' D.&4 ); B32&E'0=.&3)*.( Q0.(3;3=.&3)* S<4=3.( T2.3*3*> 7 7 7 7 7 ''@97@1876 (.Tech in lectronics and 911'/)'79696 B3C D81)8711'9/87. BMC sagar%umar''97IsiliconEyahoo.co.in =A2S(A$A5 J

Telecommunication. Summer training on 4rogrammable logic controller at 5arsen KTubro 5td, =A2S(A$A5. FAMILY BAC!GROUND 7 3abindra %umar sahoo,an employee in 5KT,$eavy Hor%s ,=ansbahal M)&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7 Sabitri sahoo,Fovernment teacher.

F.&-42?1 *.:4 .*' )==0<.&3)*7

VOLTAGE STABILISER (.2 !VA TO !VA", UPS AND INVERTOR

INTRODUCTION7
P2)'0=& $ 3&1 01417
To)day lectrical Appliances are used widely using electrical energy which is

highly fluctuating due to various factors. -n order to provide constancy and adequate reliability of power supply, various electrical equipments are used in supply line. They are V)(&.>4 S&.53(3@42, UPS .*' I*%42&42.

V)(&.>4 S&.53(3@427
The Loltage Stabili#ers are used to maintain a constant A* Loltage from the fluctuating supply mains. This provides an out put voltage within a specified limit for supplying to load irrespective of wide fluctuations in the input voltage, independent of load factor and without introducing harmonic distortions. The Loltage Stabili#er ad:usts automatically the voltage variations whether high or low to the required voltage level necessary for the safe operation of costly equipment li%e 3efrigerators, Air conditioners, TL K L*3s, Hashing Machine and other valuable scientific and medical equipments, etc.

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M)'4( ); 142341 %)(&.>4 1&.53(3@42

UPS7
G4S on abbreviation of uninterrupted power supply system continuously monitors the main voltage and provides regulated voltage free from spi%es and secures at the output. This is used instantly as safety measure in emergency or mains failure, load shading or during the irregularities of electric supply. "n mains failure, the -nverter instantly switches on and the G4S provides regulated 3MS voltage from the battery. +uring the irregularities, it provides a reliable constant source of supply for a limited time and acts as Loltage stabili#ers. A
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regulated charger %eeps the batteries charged when the mains voltage is available. The bac% up time can vary from 10 minutes to the e&tent of ' hours, depending upon the capacity of the charger. The commonly used battery charged is for the period of '9 minutes to .9 minutes. There can be a provision of appropriate indications on the front panel. G4S are widely used in *omputer and -nstrumentation system.

T6) ); )02 UPS :)'4(1

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I*%42&427
This is a device which coverts +* power into an alternating source. This conversion may be accomplished by electro mechanical means li%e motor) generator sets or entirely by electronic means. -nverters in which power conversion is accomplished by thyristas BS*3sC are called static -nvertors. A static inverter uses transistors or thyristors as switched. -nvertors are used where emergency stand by power is required and @ or there is no A* power is available. Such applications are fluorescent tube lighting during power failure, in vehicles, in hospitals, airports etc. These also find wide uses as stand by power supply for computers, instrumentation and tele)communication equipment etc.

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MAR!ET POTENTIAL7
Hide fluctuation in the power system in distribution line has necessitated the use of voltage stabili#ers to protect the costly and valuable electrical equipment. Similarly, the advancement in the field of electronics coupled with -.T. revolution has brought a prosperous feature for the growth of computers. "nce the lu&ury today the computers have become necessity and in orders to maintain the constancy of *omputer operation, G4S and -nvertors are used widely as standby power supply, automatically, without any interruption in the power system. The voltage stabili#ers G4S and -nvertors up to 099 =LA have been reserved for the manufacture in small scale sector and there being a tremendous growth of industry and uses of modern instruments. The demand of these produce is immense.

.. B.131 .*' P2410:<&3)*17 iC iiC The basis for calculation of production capacity has been ta%en on single shift basis on 60M efficiency. The ma&imum capacity utili#ation on single shift basis for .99 days a year. +uring first year and second year of operations the capacity utili#ation is 19M and 79M respectively. The unit is e&pected to achieve full capacity utili#ation from the third year onward.

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The salaries and wages, cost of raw materials, utilities, rents, etc. are based on the prevailing rates in and around *uttac%, (hubaneswar. These cost factors are li%ely to vary with time and location.

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-nterest on term loan and wor%ing capital loan has been ta%en at the rate of 1'M on an average. This rate may vary depending upon the policy of the financial institutions@ agencies from time to time.

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The cost of machinery and equipments refer to a particular ma%e@ model and prices are appro&imate.

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The brea%)even point percentage indicated is of full capacity utili#ation.

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The pro:ect preparation cost, etc. whenever required could be considered under pre)operative e&penses.

viiiC The essential production machinery and test equipment required for the pro:ect have been indicated. The unit may also utili#e common test facilities available at B T+*sC and lectronics Test K +evelopment *enters lectronic 3egional Test 5aboratories B 3T5sC and

3egional Testing *enters B3T*sC.

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The land is on lease basis.

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INTRODUCTION OF THE FIRM

NAME OF THE FIRM LOCATION OF THE FIRM

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SIIMPEL PVT. LTD. PLOT NO. 7 2+,4 , CHANDA!A INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, CHANDA!A, BHUBANESAAR, ORISSA8B 9024 0#B4824 #+4 0#B4824 #+4# PARTNERSHIP (I&1 . P%&. L&'. U*'42 &-4 <.2&*42 1-3< ); 4 <421)*1 -.%3*> 4C0.( 1-.24 4.=-."

CONTACT NO. NATURE OF THE ORGANISATION

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TYPE OF THE PROJECT

PRODUCT I& 63(( .(1) <2)%3'4 142%3=41 ;)2 &-4 1)(' <2)'0=&1 ); &-4 )2>.*3@.&3)*. A-3=- 6)0(' 54 ')*4 .& )02 142%3=4 =4*&421 ()=.&4' .& BBSR .*' C0&&.=/.

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The ma:or activities in the implementation of the pro:ect have been listed and the average time for implementation of the pro:ect is estimated at 1' months. Sl. 1 ' . / Sub:ect 4reparation of pro:ect report 3egistration and other formalities Sanction of loan by financial institutions 4lant K Machinery aC 4lacement of orders bC 4rocurement cC 4ower connection@ lectrification dC -nstallation@ rection 0 1 6. 7. Note: 1. Many of the above activities shall be initiated concurrently. '. 4rocurement of raw materials commences from the 7th month onwards. .. Hhen imported plant and machinery are required, the implementation period of pro:ect may vary from 1' months to 10 months. of machinery@ Test ' ' ' 11 1' quipment 4rocurement of raw materials 3ecruitment of Technical 4ersonnel, etc. Trial production *ommercial production 4eriod monthsC 1 1 . 1 ' ' Bin

TECHNICAL ASPECTS7
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1C P2)=411 ); M.*0;.=&024? The manufacturing activities of stabili#er, G4S and -nvertors are more or less in two stages BiC ,abrication of *abinet, *ontrol 4anel etc. as per design and winding of transformers and assembling of 4*(Ns as per the requirement. The (attery charger for G4S and -nverters can be purchased as raw material from the mar%et. The si#e and design are of different ranges i.e. 9. '0 =LA to 0 =LA. Special transformers needed for such products are wind in the factory itself. The critical components which go to ma%e up the product are tested to ensure that they meet the required specifications. BiiCThe components are fi&ed and soldered on printed circuit board according to the design. *ontrols and soc%ets are assembled individually. *abinet panel and chassis fabricated in the factory and fitted together and the controls and soc%ets are mounted. The 4*( is fitted on the chassis and all the inter connections are made. The manufactured items are tested as per desired performance specifications for good quality and reliability before pac%ing and dispatching to concerned parties.

Q0.(3&D 1&.*'.2'1?
Apart from meeting the specification requirement in the -ndian standard for these product, the customers specification and requirement is also very essential which may vary as per the requirement. Simple technical data for each type of product is given belowO

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Stabili#e r

-nput

Loltage

Lariation 1/9 L A* to '19 L A* 100 VA/500 VA 1/9L A* to '69 L A* ''9@'.9 D 'M L A* 09 $# D 1M 09 $# D 1M 0A 1'L to 6' L from 0 =LA to ' =LA '9 minutes to .9 minutes

output Loltage power rating '.9 L A* + 10 V AC -nput Loltage -nverter output Loltage -nput ,requency -nverter output frequency (attery charging current (attery voltage

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G4S

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(ac% up time -nverters? -nput voltage -nput *urrent "utput 3egulation ,requency 3egulation 2ominal efficiency power

e&tendable to ' hours 1'@'/ Lolt +* '11 AM4 +* and '9 Hatts D 'M 09$# D 1M 69M

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Loltage Stabili#er G4S
QUANITY IN NO. VALUE IN RS.

-nverter 199 .9 la%hs 19 =LA

'/99 1/ la%hs 3s. 19 la%hs.

/99 11 la%hs

Total /.

A<<2)E3:.&4 M)&3%4 P)642 R4C0324:4*&7 P)((0&3)* C)*&2)(7

The Fovt. accords utmost importance to control environmental pollution. The small)scale entrepreneurs should have an environmental friendly attitude and adopt pollution control measures by process modification and technology substitution. -ndia having accorded to the Montreal 4rotocol in Sept. 188', the production and use of "#one +epleting Substances B"+SC li%e *hlorofloro *arbon B*,*sC, *arbon Tetrachloride, $alos and methyl *hloroform, etc. need to be phased out immediately with alternative chemicals@ solvents. A notification for detailed 3ules to regulate "+S phase out under the nvironment 4rotection Act, 1871 have been put in place with effect from 18th <uly, '999. 1.

E*42>D C)*142%.&3)*7
Hith the growing energy needs and shortage coupled with rising energy cost, a greater thrust in energy efficiency in industrial sector has been given by the Fovernment of -ndia since 1879s. The nergy *onservation Act '991 has been enacted on 17th August, '991, which provides for

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efficient use of energy, its conservation K capacity building of (ureau of nergy fficiency created under the Act. The following steps may help for conservation of electrical energy? iC iiC Adoption of energy conserving technologies, production aids and testing facilities. fficient management of process@ manufacturing machineries and systems, >* and testing equipments for yielding ma&imum nergy *onservation. iiiC "ptimum use of electrical energy for heating during soldering process can be obtained by using efficient temperature controlled soldering and de)soldering stations. ivC vC 4eriodical maintenance of motors compressors, etc. Gse of power factor correction capacitors. 4roper selection and layout of lighting system, timely switching on)off of the lights, use of compact fluorescent lamps wherever possible, etc.

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FINANCIAL ASPECTS7 L.*' .*' B03('3*>7

5and (uilt up area J 1999 sq.ft. "ffice, Stores) /99 sq.ft. Assembly and testing) 799 sq.ft. on lease basis 3ent payable@month@annum TotalP own E 3s.'09 per sq.ft. 3s. 1,89,999

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Sl. 1 ' . / 0 1 6 7 8 19 11 +escription Fuillotine Shearing machine)1'99 mm Sheet (ending Machine $and lever shearing machine 4ortable +rilling machine (ench +rilling Machine Q dia Fun drilling machine *oil winding machine with accessories BAutomaticC Arc welding Transformers with Accessories Fas welding set Air compressor with spray gun Lice bondC
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-nd@-mp. >ty. LalueB3s.C -nd. ' 89,999 )do) 1 .9,999 )do) 1 0,999 )do) ' 19,999 )do) 1 1,999 )do) ' 7,999 )do) ' 1,'9,999 )do) )do) )do) )do) ' ' ' ' /9,999 19,999 '/,999 1,999

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$and tools and Measuring instruments li%e oscilloscope, +* "ther ,i&ed *ost aC lectrification E 19M bC "ffice equipment

)do)

5S

09,999

/9,999 /9,999 19,999 19,999 ,00,000

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cC Mould +ies, Tools, etc. 4re operative e&penses T)&.( F3E4' C)1&

33" A)2/3*> C.<3&.( <42 :)*&iC Sl. S&.;; $ L.5)27 +esignation 2o. of persons 1 ' . / 0 1 6 7 Manager@ ngineer Supervisor S%illed wor%er Gns%illed wor%er Helder Store %eeper 4eon@ watchman Mar%eting &ecutive Total D perquisites E 10M of salary Total 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 Salary@mont h B3s.C 0,999 .,099 ',099 ',999 ','99 ','99 1,799 .,099 Total salary per monthB3s.C 0,999 .,099 6,099 1',999 ','99 ','99 .,199 .,099 .8,099 0,8'0 R1.4 , 42

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3aw material requirement@month for '99 nos. stabili#ers, 09 nos. G4S and 09 -nvertors.

Sl. 1 ' . / 0 1 6 7 8 19 11 1' 1. 1/ 10 11

+escription M S Sheet M.S. Angles ,lats Turn BAl. and *u C for transformer Transformer Material 4*( +ry SM, (atteries Transistor +iodes 3esistor, *apacitors $ L *ondensers 4resets $eat Sin% -nductors 4otting *ompound ,erric *ure -ndicators, ,use, "ther accessories

-nd. @ -mp. -nd. -nd. )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do) )do)

>ty. ..0 MT 1.0 MT 19 %g. .99 .99 '99 5S 5S 5S 5S 5S 5S 5S 5S 5S 5S

3ate

Total

B3s.C E '9,999@MT 69,999 E 17,999@MT '6,999 E 109@%g 10,999 E 199 E.9 E ./0 .9,999 8,999 18,999 17,999 1,999 19,999 .,999 19,999 /,999 0,999 .,999 1,999 0,999

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2ut (olls K other hardware *onsumable wires

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(333" U&3(3&341 <42 :)*&-7 1. '. 4ower 1099 units E /.'9 per unit Hater charges 3s.1, .99@) 3s. '99@) 3s.1, 099@)

(3%" O&-42 =)*&3*>4*& 4E<4*141 (<42 :)*&-"7 Sl. 1 ' . / 0 1 6 +escription 4ostage and stationery Transportation K consumables Telephone *onsumable stores 3epair and maintenance -nsurance Miscellaneous K contingencies T)&.( Total B3s.C ',999 19,999 .,999 0,999 0,999 0,999 0,999 + ,000

Total 3ecurring &penditure per month

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P BiC D BiiC D BiiiC D BivC P 3s./0, /'0D.99, 999D1,099D.0,999 P3s.., 71,8'0@) O2 S.D F R1. +, GB,000,8

T)&.( C.<3&.( I*%41&:4*&7 ,i&ed *apital P Hor%ing capital P 3s. 1, 89,999 3s. ., 76,999 3s.90, BB,000

DESCRIPTION OF THE LOCATION7 8

The firm has acquired 4lot no? '.@/0, *handa%a -ndustrail state,*handa%a,2ear ast *oast -ndian 3ailways wor%shop (hubaneswar, +istrict? ) =hurda, "rissa. All infrastructural facilities are available. The firm has acquired the premises measuring ''99 sq.ft out of (hubaneswar estate, =hurda district as per the purchase deed. The cost of each sq. ft is 3s.'09.99 for lease purpose. -t costed 3s.189999 to company to ta%e the lease. "n the premise the firm has proposed to incur the land development e&penses based on the estimates prepared by the architect. The company also has rented two stores , one at ((S3 and the other at *uttac% with 3s. '999 per month for its service centers to wor% on. "ur firm has also obtained the 2"*B2o ob:ection certificateC dated '7)April) '919 from the State -ndusrial (oard.
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SITE DEVELOPMENT7
"n the above mentioned premises,we have planned to incur following land development e&pences, based on the estimates prepared by architect Mr. +evendra Modi. *ompound Hall B'99 3TM E '99 per meterC ntrance gate BHith semicircular plate having company name in itC Total IIIIIIII 3s. 09999 3s. /9999 3s. 19999

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F3E4' C)1& <42 .**0:7 +epreciation on (uilding +epreciation on machinery and equipment E 19E +epreciation on tools, :igs and fi&tures E '0M -nterest on total capital investment E 1'M -nsurance /9M Salaries K wages /9M other contingent utilities Be&cluding rent K insuranceC &)&.( F3E4' =)1& B24./84%4* P)3*&7 ,i&ed cost & 199 P 1, 9/,0.9 & 199 P 9.##H 8099 /9,999 .,609 1,'8,'/9 19,999 ',17,9/9 1,//,999 #,04, +0

,i&ed cost D 4rofit P 1, 9/,0.9D010019

P 3s.11,69,9/9

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ( PROFIT "7

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Total 3s. /1,//,999 /9,999 7,999 .,609 8099 1'8'/9 4G, +4,4I0

+escription Total recurring cost per year +epreciation on machinery and equipment E 19M +epreciation on office equipment and furniture E '9M +epreciation on Tools K <igs E 19M +epreciation on building E 0M -nterest on total investment E 1'M T)&.(

(33" T02*)%42 <42 D4.27 Sl. 1 +escription Loltage stabili#er B .0 =LA J 0 =LAC ' . G4S .'0 =LA J 0 =LA -nverter T)&.( F 3ateB3s.C >ty.BnoC "n an '/99 average E 099 .,999 0,999 /99 199 1',99,999 .9,99,999 4,00,000 Total Lalue B3s.C 1',99,999

P2);3& <42 .**0: (54;)24 &.E41"7 Turn over per annum J *ost of production per annum FR1. , # , 90 N4& P2);3& 2.&3)7 P 4rofit@annum & 199 P
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8, .8,999 & 199 P90.4BH

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19, 99,999

R.&4 ); R4&02*7 P4rofit@annum &199 P 0'.0M investment

SUPPLEMENTARY DETAILS7 8
a. +o you own a propertyRRR 2" b. +o you have any insurance policyRRR A S, H $AL A**-+ 2TA5 -2SG3A2* 2AT-"2A5 -2SG3A2* ", 3S. /,99,999. .1 4"5-*A G2+ 3

c. +o you have any interest in any other firmRRR 2" d. +o you belong to S*@ST@"(*@FeneralRRR F 2 3A5

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1. Trilochana 4ati, +esignation ) Manager J Andhra (an% B5in% 3oad (ranchC, Address )) At) 2iladrivihar, 4") 2uaba#ar, +ist J *uttac%,4in) 60.99/ 4hone number J 9161)'///711B3C D81)870.11/016BMC '. 2irmal *handra 2aya% +esignation ) Sub)-nspector of police, *handrase%har 4ur Address ) 5-F)0@18, (+A *"5"2A, *S4G3 ($G(A2 SHA3, "+-S$A 4hone number J 916/)'.9'.77B3C D81)8/.6/0''7'BMC

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This pro:ect report evaluates the firm on the basis of high profitability, technical soundness and sustained growth potential. The data collected from the firm was studied carefully and it is finally concluded that the company is a great success and profit.
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