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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
President Zenani France Sibanyoni is the sole owner and director of the company. He will
appoint an executive committee, Chief Executive Officer, publicist, office administrator,
receptionist, part time accountant, part time events company in order to run the Heads of
State Awards in a highly professional, effective and profiteering manner.
This is a team of high profile and experienced individuals with extensive marketing,
organizational and management skills.
All of them would be invaluable to the company as well as HOSA and bring together a
combined total of more than 20 years experience.
Thus the company is the premier organizer of the Heads of State Awards. The Awards
are architected and engineered to recognize the excellent delivery of the mandate of the
voters by the diverse Heads of State.
The Awards intend to promote good corporate governance on the part of the Heads of
State, respect for the rule of law, world peace and development as well as respect for the
human rights.
With Television Broadcasting Rights alone, the Heads of State Awards can rake in more
than R250 million annually. There would be good returns on investment.
Marketing and Sales Techniques
The company would create a web site coupled with rigorous e commerce in order to
popularize the Heads of State Awards around the globe.
The company will also create a terrific Face Book page in order to reach millions of
people all over the world. It would be easier and convenient for key stakeholders
(masses) to cast their votes in respect of diverse categories of the HOSA.
The President would also hire a top notch international publicist in order to further market
the Awards so that they can draw huge profits in the area of Television Broadcasting,
sponsorships as well as telecommunications through calls and smses for nominations as
well as voting.
The company would also ensure good relations with both print and electronic media in
order to further publicize the Heads of State Awards.
The Competition
There would be no competition for the Heads of State Awards as the intellectual property
owner is only Mr.Sibanyoni.
We will not rest on our laurels as the company would do the following in order to enhance
its marketability:
Target Market
The target market is without a doubt the Television Channels (TV Broadcasting Rights)
as well as the general public (nominations and voting).
The nature of the media is to cover all the events related to the Heads of State. Therefore
without a doubt they will be highly interested to cover the events of the Heads of State
Awards live.
Research shows that there are 196 countries in the world, and this means that the
Television Channels from 196 countries would be interested in buying live TV
Broadcasting Rights.
However, chances are that we can sell TV Broadcasting Rights at R1 million per country,
and this will translate to R196 million.
We would also allow individuals and companies to advertise on our web site their
products and services. This will further generate income for the company.
Operations
The company will seek offices in Emalahleni as it is the coal mining economic hub of
Africa. However, we will ensure that we have reputable corporate neighbours in order to
maintain good relations with the conglomerates.
Management
The President (Mr. Sibanyoni) would ensure that a reputable events company is enlisted
in order to organize the Heads of State Awards in a highly professional, effective and
seamless manner.
The company would also hire a bankable and noble Chief Executive Officer who would
be able to acquire profitable TV Broadcasting Rights, sponsorships, web advertisers etc.
There would be an executive committee of highly learned and reputable individuals in
order to oversee the smooth running of the Heads of State Awards.
The CEO would appoint capable staff members who would ensure that the company
grows by leaps and bounds.
Financial Forecasts
Television Broadcasting Rights: R196 million
Telephone Nominations & Voting: R50 million
Sms Nominations & Voting: R50 million
Web Adverts: R4 million
Sponsorships: R50 million
The members of the executive committee provide guidance to the management and staff
of the Heads of State Awards.
The committee meets upon request to discuss policy changes, review the mission
statement and update the business plan, if a need arises.
Services
We are the owners of the intellectual property of the Heads of State Awards through our
President, Mr. Zenani France Sibanyoni.
He (Mr. Sibanyoni) is also the sole owner of the company as well as the intellectual
property of the Heads of State Awards.
Thus there would be no competitor for the company in organizing the Heads of State
Awards. We are protected by international law, and anyone who may organize the
Awards for Heads of State would be inviting our legal wrath.
We have a legal option of interdiction coupled with concomitant claim for damages.
The company through Mr Sibanyoni also owns intellectual property in respect of Heads of
State Soccer Challenge. This is a soccer challenge that involves four national soccer
teams that are ranked 1 to 4 by Fifa.
The company through Mr Sibanyon also owns intellectual property appertaining to Heads
of State Awards Rugby Challenge. This is a rugby national team challenge that involves
top 4 teams according to International Rugby Board (IRB).
Transportation Systems
The organizers of the Heads of State Awards will use cars and planes in organizing the
Awards in a more economical and successful manner.
We may negotiate with Avis for a car sponsor as well as South African Airways for air
transport sponsor.
Company History
The company has no history as it is a new business venture with personnel that is highly
qualified, skilled and bankable.
The major Television Channels need qualitative and lucrative television content, and the
Heads of State Awards will come in handy. The audience is sick and tired of lamentable
television repeats.
The general economic climate in the electronic media is very strong. The major
Television Channels have massive TV Broadcasting Rights buying power.
The business conglomerates are also on the sidelines to be enlisted as the TV
Broadcasting Partners.
Competitive Environment
Our competitive edge will be in attracting and retaining our TV Broadcasting customers
with the most highly trained and well-informed individuals we can recruit. With our
personnel expertise in TV Broadcasting, we will be able to provide the most accurate, up-
to-date information possible.
Our legally abiding monopoly on the Heads of State Awards is another catalyst in our
competitive edge.
Long-Term Opportunities
The Heads of State Awards will be relevant to the general global population generations
after generations.
This prompted the President of the company to register a fideicommissary trust
appertaining to the Heads of State Awards in order to protect it as a family legacy.
The Presidents children as well as descendants will be entitled to benefit from the
intellectual property proceeds of the Heads of State Awards.
The Heads of State Awards cannot thereby be alienated, sold or disposed by the
Presidents children as well as descendants.
This has been engineered and architected by the President in order to provide long term
affluence to the Presidents children as well as descendants.
Geographic Area
The company will be based in Emalahleni which is the coal mining economic heartbeat of
Africa. Nonetheless, the relevance of the Heads of State Awards will know no
boundaries.
The Heads of State Awards enjoy an international property that covers the entire globe,
and in accordance with research there are 196 countries. This will ensure that the Heads
of State Awards are highly lucrative, sustainable and secure investment.
Formatted: Bullets and Numbering
They (TV Channels) would die to be associated with the Heads of State Awards. They
will perceive it to be a spit in the face of their respective Heads of State in the event they
do not acquire or buy TV Broadcasting Rights associated with their Presidents and
political leaders.
Market Definition
The world TV Broadcasting Rights market expands at a 3.9 percent average annual
growth rate, according to the following excerpt:
www.pwc.com/.../changing-the-game-outlook-for-the-global-sports-mar...
Media rights fees paid to show sports on broadcast and cable television networks,
television. stations, terrestrial.... At root, people buy tickets to sports events and pay-
TV..... It is also expected to have the 3rd fastest growth rate at. . 3.9%.
However, if the sport-oriented TV Broadcasting Rights can grow in this pattern, what will
stop the Heads of State Awards from making an impact in the world of purchasing TV
Broadcasting Rights?
This is the third fastest industry than the general economic growth rate.
Market Opportunities
We believe that by concentrating on the Heads of State Awards, we can meet the needs
of our clients.
Our specialized knowledge of organizing the Awards will allow us to satisfy our
customers and to surpass the services offered by our competitors, if any.
Our market study has shown that the Television Channels are always interested in
covering news appertaining to the Heads of State.
They are prime news all over the world, and this makes the Heads of State Awards
mouthwatering, fascinating and lucrative.
Comparatively speaking, if major Television Networks like BBC and CNN International
are interested in covering generalist Nobel Peace Prize, what will stop them from
covering specific Heads of State Awards?
However, by nature Nobel Peace Prize is generalist in the sense that it covers all
professions, politicians (Mr. Nelson Mandela won it), Archbishops (Archbishop Desmond
Tutu won it) etc.
The Heads of State Awards are specifically for the Heads of State who have
expeditiously and meticulously executed their public mandates of excellent service
delivery.
Competitive Analysis
The Heads of State Awards are the intellectual property of Mr. Zenani France Sibanyoni.
Thus there would be no competition for the Heads of State Awards. In the event there is
a natural or juristic person trying to organize the Heads of State Awards, the President is
legally trained.
He (Mr. Sibanyoni) would draft the Notice of Motion, Founding Affidavit as well as attach
proof that the Heads of State Awards belong to him (Mr. Sibanyoni).
The aforesaid legal documents would be coined and crafted to interdict any natural or
juristic person from staging the Heads of State Awards.
In addition, he (Mr. Sibanyoni) would have an option to claim damages suffered due to
such indiscretion and indecision.
The Nobel Peace Prize has been successful since inception, and what will possibly stop
the Heads of State Awards from being successful?
Competitive Advantages
The Heads of State Awards would be a once off annual event, but the monetary spin offs
would be outstanding.
There are 196 countries in the world according to research, and all of them would have a
keen interest in the Heads of State Awards.
All 15 000 Television Networks from all over the world would definitely make enquiries as
to how much are the TV Broadcasting Rights of the Heads of State Awards.
Competitors Positions
The Heads of State Awards are a legally compliant monopoly as there are no competitors
due to the fact that they are the intellectual labour and toil of Mr. Zenani France
Sibanyoni.
There is also no future competition as the President of Heads of State Awards (Mr.
Sibanyoni) would register a fideicommissary trust so that the Heads of State Awards can
be a family legacy to benefit the descendants of Mr. Sibanyoni.
The President of Heads of State Awards (Mr. Sibanyoni) would appoint a top drawer
publicist to publicize the Heads of State Awards. A highly connected CEO would be
appointed to generate business.
A top notch web site would also be designed with resultant e marketing that would cover
the globe.
We will also work hand in hand with international electronic as well as print media to
further market the Heads of State Awards.
Customer Incentives
Our market research shows that publicity has the greatest impact on peoples and
companys choice of products they want to be associated with.
Public relations. We will put considerable effort into preparing and disseminating a
regular flow of press releases. These will be based on stories about our activities,
corporate clients, and our staff. We will employ a freelance public relations adviser to
help us write, copy and locate publications editors.
Social Media. We will create picturesque social media pages like on Face Book in order
to considerably market the Heads of State Awards. However, Face Book has billion
visitors and this is massive marketing. We will employ a highly experienced company or
individual to handle our social media presence and marketing for maximum results.
Online marketing. We will also hire a company or individual who is highly experienced in
online marketing, including but not limited to search engine optimization.
Offices front. We plan to have an exciting, informative, and actively managed display
window. There will be a video display showing what Heads of State Awards entail.
Internet Web site. This is fast becoming a major promotional channel, and we believe it
will increase in importance over time. Also, it is the most convenient way for us to have a
global presence at the outset.
Customer relations. We will keep records of every sales contact. Data such as source of
inquiry, client needs, previous experiences will be included. By having superior
information on our clients and prospects, we intend to offer a truly personalized service.
Our database will contain full details on all our clients.
Press advertising. We will undertake a small amount of specialist press advertising in
order to enhance our public relations activity. There is considerable research to support
the argument that the more often a potential client hears about you, the more likely they
are to approach you when they have a need for your type of service.
We will also be using a contact management system that will allow us to monitor the
effectiveness of different promotional strategies and of different marketing messages.
The key to our strategic advantage lies in having superior data on prospects and clients.
Commission
The company is prepared to pay a negotiated commission to an individual or juristic
person that would acquire a buyer or buyers of TV Broadcasting Rights for Heads of
State Awards.
We are also prepared to pay commission for any corporate sponsorship or any relevant
business revenue brought into our company.
OPERATIONS
Premises
It is vital that the business has both a storefront facing onto the main street and a visible
separate entrance. The goal is for clients to be able to move between the premises
without going outside. The premises have to increase the publicity of the Heads of State
Awards. The amount of foot traffic will definitely market the Heads of State Awards.
We will be renting 100 square meters of fully serviced space at a cost of R4 000, 00 per
monthfully serviced. We will need to spend R50 000, 00 on internal refurbishing. We
plan to do some of this work ourselves. An additional R100 000, 00 will be needed for
desks, chairs, and other office furnishings.
We believe that since our clients will mostly be busy professional people, off-peak- hours
access to our services is also a key way in which we can differentiate ourselves from
other Awards.
Our Heads of State Awards will be highly transparent and democratic in the true sense of
these words.
However, public participation is one of the key ingredients of democracy that we intend to
employ to give credibility to the Heads of State Awards.
This nominating and voting public will at the same time generate huge revenue for the
Heads of State Awards.
We will be highly flexible by also allowing the masses to vote via social media platforms
in order for the Awards to be legitimate.
Equipment
We will be renting an integrated telephone/data-base system from the outset. This will
allow up to ten sales staff to answer calls and have full on-screen data on clients and
products.
As service is one of our key components, it is essential that we have full access to all
relevant data speedily and efficiently.
Staffing
From the outset all staff will have job descriptions, a career and training history file, and a
record of employee reviews.
New staff will take the Psychometric Aptitude Test, and then spend time with each
member of the Heads of State Awards.
All staff will undergo full product training, and this will be continued in order to ensure
excellence appertaining to job performance.
Our dress code will require us to look as though we are on our way to one of our Awards
Ceremonies. We plan to start with a staff of three full-time employees, including the
founder, and one part-timer. We plan to be operating with a staff of thirteen during the
second year of business.
Capacity
In the event we are given the funding that we require, we will hire a
top notch Chief Executive Officer with strong commercial background.
The CEO we need is the one with a highly excellent working
relationship with big companies as well as Television Channels.
This will make it easier to acquire buyers for TV Broadcasting Rights
as well as corporate sponsorships.
This will exceed the projections and forecasts that we are anticipating
in the business plan.
The company will enlist the services of a high caliber Chief Executive Officer (CEO) who
will be tasked to acquire management team as well as key personnel who will catapult
the organization into dizzy heights.
Mr. Zenani France Sibanyoni (President) has a B Proc degree, UNISA HR Certificate as
well as UCT Preferential BEE Certificate.
He (Mr. Sibanyoni) will contribute a lot to the business venture. However, he (Mr.
Sibanyoni) invented and protected the intellectual property of the Heads of State Awards
(HOSA) all by himself without the help of an intellectual property attorney.
Research was done by him on patents, and thereafter filed the necessary applications.
He has the knack to research on any business predicament, and come up with solutions.
In addition, he (Mr. Sibanyoni) would draft all commercial contracts between the company
and other juristic as well as natural persons.
All areas within the company that need legal advice and compliance will be his line of
function.
The employment contracts of employees would be drafted by Mr. Sibanyoni, including but
not limited to company policies, service level agreements, sponsorship contracts, joint
venture agreements etc.
All spheres of litigation would be handled by him (Mr. Sibanyoni), including but not limited
to civil litigation, labour litigation etc.
He (Mr. Sibanyoni) would ensure that the company complies with Labour Relations Act,
Employment Equity Act, Basic Conditions of Employment Act, Skills Development Act
etc.
Heads of State Awards plan to grow steadily over the next five years,
becoming the premier event in the whole world.
Our financial objectives are to be operating at or close to break-even
cash flow by the end of first year.
We aim to be profitable from Year One onward; our goal is to earn at
least R150 million post tax profit in the Year One.
Our profit margin by Year Two will be a respectable 10 percent.
Strategy for Achieving Goals
Extensive public relations campaign Formatted: Bullets and Numbering
We are the only company who own the rights to stage the Heads
of State Awards.
FORECASTING
Sales Forecast
We aim to sell Exclusive World Television Broadcasting Rights for not less than R250
million.
There are more than 15 000 Television Channels from all over the world who will have an
interest in the Heads of State Awards.
It is difficult to forecast corporate sponsorships, website adverts, sms and telephone
voting revenue, but all these are viable streams of business revenue.
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Year
Total
TV Rights sold 1 1
R250
Average TV Rights cost R250 million
million
R20
Commission received R20 million
million
NB: Corporate sponsorships, website adverts, telephone voting and sms revenue is not
included in the table.
In Year Two we are forecasting a gross profitcommissions of not less than R255 million
and in Year Three we plan to reach R260 million.
In our Cash Flow projection, we have assumed the whole R50 million financing has come
from a bank loan. We have allowed for interest on the full amount for the whole period.
In practice we would hope to finance part of this at least by a line of credit equal to the
money actually required. In this way we believe we have made a prudent, conservative
provision.
Income Statement
We expect to make a huge after- tax profit of about R170 864 000, 00. (See Appendix 2
and Table 4 below). This is before the owners drawings. Any owners drawings will be
contingent on performance being better than that expected in the Plan.
Performance Ratios
We plan to move our gross profit up from 11 percent in Year One, to 13 percent in Year
Three. These figures look quite low, but it should be remembered that our gross
profitincome is really the TV Broadcasting Rights we earn, not the full revenue of Heads
of State Awards like telephone voting, website advert, corporate sponsorships,
endorsements and other revenue measures. Our net income before taxes is a more
accurate measure of performance. This we expect to move from 2 percent at the outset,
up to 8 percent by Year Three.
The Heads of State Awards will without a doubt outperform the cash flow projections
tabulated.
Break-Even
We feel confident that the break-even point can be attained within a reasonable period of
time as we are the legal monopoly to the Heads of State Awards. There is no competition
for us. Once again HOSA is the intellectual property of Mr. Sibanyoni, the only juristic
person permitted to organize the event.
Web site and data base development - this will cost about R20 000, 00 The data
base system is one of our key differentiators. It will allow us to offer superior service
and ensure a high level of repeat business and referrals.
The Web site is vital if we are to reach this wide and disparate global market. The
group of potential clients we have chosen as our target market, affluent,
professional 25- to 40 - year olds, are prime users of the Internet. Even those
people in our locality will expect to be able to research our offers on the Internet
before casting telephonic or sms votes for their preferred candidates for the Heads of
State Awards.
Office premises development - this will cost us about R100 000, 00. We have to look
professional, stately and to have an efficient work environment. If our staff does not
have the right tools, we can hardly expect them to deliver superior performance. If
clients see amateur premises, they will not be inspired to spend thousands of rands
and entrust their business confidence with us.
Appointment of a highly connected CEO will boost the Heads of State Awards to
acquire TV Broadcasting Rights buyers, corporate sponsors, website advertisers etc.
We need a CEO who has an excellent image and profile within the corporate world,
especially in relation to TV Channels.
This will help the Heads of State Awards to be highly profitable and lucrative.
All these investments need to be made at the outset to ensure that the business creates
the right impression from the start. We get only one chance to make a first impression.
We may decide to lease our telephone and computer systems, sinceas this is a rapidly
changing area and we need to have access to the very latest technology. Financing
packages from equipment suppliers are currently very attractive.
Funding Options
The cash flow projections show that the business will require R50 million of working
capital during the early weeks of the first years operations. We think the aforesaid figure
will cover even unforeseen eventualities.
In the event that additional funds prove necessary our appointed high profile CEO would
solicit corporate sponsorship.
Option 1: Approach our bank with a view to raising of R50 million to organize this high
profile and lucrative annual event.
Mr. Sibanyoni enjoys intellectual property ownership of the Heads of State Awards
(HOSA) and is prepared to provide its rights as security for any negative eventuality,
which is a rare possibility.
Financial
We will be using a computer-based financial management system. This will allow us to
analyze the profitability.
In this way we can review our sales and marketing activities on a regular basis. It will
also allow us to reward staff on the basis of profit achieved rather than just on sales.
BUSINESS CONTROLS
Accounting System
We will be using a computer-based financial management system. With this system we
can review our sales and marketing activities on a regular basis. This will allow us to
analyze the profitability of sales. Thus we will be able to reward staff on the basis of profit
achieved rather than just on sales.
Quality Control
We will be developing outline scripts to help the sales staff manage inquiries. This will
ensure that all incoming phone calls are dealt with in the same way and meet a high
standard.
In the event we are given the funding that we require, we will hire a
top notch Chief Executive Officer with strong commercial background.
The CEO we need is the one with a highly excellent working
relationship with big companies as well as Television Channels.
This will make it easier to acquire buyers for TV Broadcasting Rights
as well as corporate sponsorships.
This will exceed the projections and forecasts that we are anticipating
in the business plan.
Long-Term Goals
The Heads of State Awards will be relevant to the general global population generations
after generations.
This prompted the President of the company to register a fideicommissary trust
appertaining to the Heads of State Awards in order to protect it as a family legacy.
The Presidents children as well as descendants will be entitled to benefit from the
intellectual property proceeds of Heads of State Awards.
The Heads of State Awards cannot thereby be alienated, sold or disposed by the
Presidents children as well as descendants.
This has been engineered and architected by the President in order to provide long term
affluence to the Presidents children as well as descendants.
The first step to achieving our goals is to hire a competent public relations officer (PRO)
or publicist. This will be the key to producing state-of-the art publicity materials and
determining where these materials should be placed for optimum visibility.
The second step will be to increase the staff. The individuals recruited will go through an
extensive training program to ensure that they will be able to provide superior product
knowledge in the field. The present staff is passionate, and we intend to maintain their
enthusiasm through constant product development and skill training. We will only recruit
those individuals who share our vision. We also want the business to have an enjoyable
atmosphere.
The third step is to install a library of reference works. These materials will be available
for clients to browse through and peruse at home.
Position
We are the only company who own the rights to stage the Heads
of State Awards.
The risks facing the expansion of the Heads of State Awards can be
summed up in one word: saboteurs.
A plus for Heads of State Awards is that the owner thereof Mr. Zenani
France Sibanyoni has a B Proc degree.
He (Mr. Sibanyoni) knows how to interdict any person, natural or
juristic, who tries to steal the Awards from him.
He also knows how to draft all court pleadings as well as documents
that are needed to sue for damages.
SECURITY
The President of the company is prepared to furnish the Heads of State Awards Rights
as security. The HOSA Rights can generate more than R350 million per annum, it would
be in order to value it at R50 billion.
Thus it is a worthwhile security that could be employed by the financier and Mr. Sibanyoni
as security for the loan of R50 million.
Years 1 to 10 Pre-Start 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Receipts
TV Broadcasting Rights R250 R260 million R270 million R275 million R280 million R285 million R290 million R295 million R300 million R30
million
Loans received R50 million 0 0 0 0 0 0
Corporate sponsorhip
Other
Total Receipts 0 R300 R260 R270 R275 R280 R285 R290 R295 R300
million million million million million million million million million
Payments
Cash Purchases R100 000 0 R1 million 0 R500 000 0 R500 000 0 R500 000 R
Payments to Creditors 0 0 R1 million R500 000 R200 000 R750 000 R300 000 R250 000 R100 000 R
Salaries and Wages R15 million R15 million R20 million R20 million R21 500 R22 million R22 million R24 million R24 million R2
000
Employee Benefits R1 million R1 million R5 million R5 million R5 500 000 R6 million R6 million R7 million R7 million R
Payroll Taxes R1, 6 million R1, 6 million R2 , 5 R2, 5 million R2, 7 million R3 million R3 million R4 million R4 million R
million
Rent R60 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Repairs and Maintenance R50 000 R50 000 R50 000 R50 000 R75 000 R80 000 R85 000 R90 000 R90 000
Insurance R1 million R1 million R1 million R1 million R1, 1 million R1, 2 million R1, 2 million R1, 5 million R1, 5 million R1,
Travel R1 million R1 million R2 million R2 million R2, 5 million R3 million R3 million R3, 5 million R3, 5 million R3,
Telephone R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R150 000 R160 000 R160 000 R165 000 R165 000 R
Postage R5 000 R5 000 R5 000 R5 000 R5 500 R5 600 R5 600 R5 600 R5 600
Office Supplies R50 000 R50 000 R500 000 R50 000 R75 000 R100 000 R120 000 R150 000 R150 000 R
Marketing and Advertising R1 million R1 million R2 million R2 million R2, 5 million R3 million R3 500 000 R4 million R4 million R
Professional Fees R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R125 000 R150 000 R150 000 R200 000 R200 000 R
Training and Development R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R125 000 R150 000 R150 000 R200 000 R200 000 R
Bank Charges R5 000 R7 500 R10 000 R10 000 R15 000 R16 000 R16 000 R17 000 R17 000
Miscellaneous 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Owner's Drawings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tax Payments 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total Payments 0 R71 355 R11 096 R35 265 R33 415 R37 070 R39 461 R40 186 R45 077 R45 077 R
000, 00 250, 00 000, 00 000, 00 500, 00 600, 00 600, 00 600,00 600, 00
Cashflow Surplus/Deficit (-) 0 R170 8 64 R248 904 R234 735 R241 585 R242 929 R245 538 R249 813 R249 922 R254 922 R2
000, 00 000, 00 000, 00 000, 00 500 400, 00 400, 00 400, 00 400, 00
Opening Cash Balance 0 0 R170 8 64 R419 768 R654 503 R896 088 R1 139 R1 384 R1 634 R1 884
000, 00 000, 00 000, 00 000, 00 017 500 555 900, 369 300, 291 300,
00 00 00 00
R2
Closing Cash Balance 0 R170 864 R419 768 R654 503 R896 088 R1 139 R1 384 R1 634 R1 884 2 139 213
500, 00 000, 00 000, 00 000, 00 017 500 555 900, 369 300, 291 300, 700, 00 1
00 00 00 00
Income Statement, Years One to Three
TV Rights Revenue
R250 R260 R270
millio millio millio
n n n
Other 0
Materials 0
Labor 0
Overhead 0
Other 6 #####
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Repairs and Maintenance R50 000 R50 000 R50 000 R150
000
Insurance R1 million R1 million R1 million R3
million
Travel R1 million R1 million R2 million R4
million
Telephone R100 000 R100 000 R100 000 R300
000
Postage R5 000 R5 000 R5 000 R15 000
Depreciation
Year 1 Year 2
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash R252 150
000, 00
Marketable Securities (HOSA patent) R50 billion R50 billion
Accounts Receivable, Net 0
Inventory 0
Prepaid Expenses 0
Other 0
Total Current Assets R50 billion 0 0 R50 252 0 0 0
150 000, 00
Long-Term Assets
Property, Plant, and Equipment 0
Less Accumulated Depreciation 0
Net Property, Plant, and Equipment 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Long-Term Assets 0
Current Liabilities
Short-Term Debt R50 million
Current Maturities of Long-Term Debt 0
Accounts Payable 0
Income Taxes Payable R350 000 R364 000
Accrued Liabilities 0
Other 0
Long-Term Liabilities
Long-Term Debt Less Current R50 million
Maturities
Deferred Income Taxes 0
Other Long-Term Liabilities 0
Total Long-Term Liabilities R50 million 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Shareholders' Equity
Common Stock 0
Additional Paid-In Capital 0
Retained Earnings 0
Other 0
Total Shareholders' Equity 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SOURCES OF FUNDS
Equity Financing:
Preferred Stock:
Common Stock:
Debt Financing:
Mortgage Loans:
Other Long-Term Loans: R50 million
Short-Term Loans:
Convertible Debt:
USE OF FUNDS
Capital Expenditures:
Transport: R350 000
Leasehold Improvements: R50 000
Purchase of Equipment/Furniture: R50 000
Other:
Working Capital:
Travelling, accommodation and R19 930 000
transport for nominees
Staff Expansion: R17, 6 million
Events Company Fee: R1 million
Additional Marketing Activities: R1 million
HOSA Cash Prizes: R10 million
Other: Database and Web site R20 000
Debt Retirement:
Cash Reserve: