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PROJECT FEASIBILITY
REPORT
ON
CRICKETING GLOVES
Mayank Agrawal (MT14IND012)
Academic session - 2014-2015
Mechanical Engineering Department
Visvesvaraya National Institute of
Technology, Nagpur
• Introduction
• Demand study
• Basis and presumptions
• Location study
• Raw material study
• Implementation schedule
• Technical Aspects
• Financial Aspects
• Project capital cost estimates and source of
finance
CONTENTS
• The Cricket Batting Gloves are used as safety
guards by the players while playing cricket to save
the hand from any injury.
• Gloves also absorbs the shock caused by hitting the
ball.
• Initially, Batting Gloves were manufactured of
leather.
• I have decided to manufacture gloves using new
synthetic material which is suitable, more durable
and cheaper than the leather material.
INTRODUCTION
• The process of manufacturing the Batting Gloves
is the same as for other industrial gloves.
• The only difference is that for the safety of
fingers, pads are used made out of woolen rug
or foam attached on the upper side of the
gloves.
• As less number of cricket gloves maker are there
in Chhattisgarh (RAIPUR) chances of more and
more demand will gono be there.
CONTINUE
• Due to the growing interest among younger
generation, large number of Cricket Academies
has come up in every states.
• In addition, there is great demand from overseas
market also.
• Industry can earn a lot of foreign exchange by
way of exporting the cricket gloves.
• Due to top frequent change in design, it is
advised to manufacture quality synthetic gloves.
MARKET POTENTIAL AND DEMAND
STUDY
CONSUMPTION OF GLOVES BY INDIA IN 2014
SOURCE: ESTIMATED FROM INDIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Work gloves
45%
Dress gloves
15%
Sports gloves 20%
Medical gloves
20%
• The production undergoes on the single shift
basis of 8 hours a day and 25 working days a
month.
• Five years period for achieving full capacity
utilization.
 Labour on monthly salary basis.
 Rate of interest – 16%
Pay back period 3 to 3.5 years.
 Land and building rented @ Rs.12,000 p.m.
 Covered area – 1000 sq. ft.
BASIS AND PRESUMPTIONS
• Project location is near to the Shaheed Veer
Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium NAYA
RAIPUR.
• Around 5 km away from stadium.
• Nearest to airport.
• Nearest to market.
• Industry is been setup near to the residental area
as my industry is a pollution free and less noisy.
• Adequate Water supply is available.
• Chhattisgarh Housing Board is constructing 4000
more houses, which are already allotted.
LOCATION STUDY
CONTINUE….
• 3 sport academy are going to be open nearby
the stadium which has been approved by
Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh.
• This geographical place have large surface as
well as land water.
• There is no cricket component making industry
in this region around 4-5 KM from my location.
• Naya Raipur is going to be declared as a new
capital of Chhattisgarh.
• More traffic intensity as more new complex have
been developed.
IN THIS PROJECT RAIPUR IS THE
GOOD LOCATION
22%
20%
17%
24%
17%
Population
Bilaspur
Durg
Raigarh
Raipur
Rajnandgaon
• Pittards Leather.
• Thermoplastic polyurethane for protection.
• Sponge-padded polyurethane for better fit.
• Lightweight and rounded high-density foam
finger rolls.
• Two-piece sidebars on lead hand.
• Toweled wristband with embossed
Velcro fastener.
RAW MATERIAL REQUIRED
Sl.No. Activity Estimated period
required
1 Market survey 20-30 days
2 Procurement of know-how/experts 40 days
3 Arrangement of premises/area 40-50 days
4 Registration and financing 25-40 days
5 Recruitment of personnel and training 45-60 days
6 Obtaining power connection 30-45 days
7 Procurement of machines and equipments 45-60 days
8 Installation and electrification of machinery 20-30 days
9 Procurement of raw materials 5-10 days
10 Product development/trial production 5-10 days
11 Commercial production 5 days
IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
1. Production Details & Process of Manufacture
Components are stitched together and padding
is attached separately over the post-bed
stitching machine.
Fixing of buckle.
Pre or post printing of monogram logo is
carried out. This depends upon the price of the
product agreed upon.
Finishing, i.e., excess thread/material or oily
matter etc is removed.
Inspection and Packing.
TECHNICAL ASPECTS
Cylinder bed
compound, Feed
Machine
Post bed Lock
Stitching Machine
2. Quality Specification: IS 3800 Batting Gloves
3. Production Capacity:
 Cricket Batting Gloves: 23,000 pairs(annually)
 Value : Rs. 14950000
4. Motive Power : 3 HP (approx.)
5. Pollution Control :
 This industry does not create any pollution,
therefore, State Pollution Control Board’s
permission is not binding to start the industry.
CONTINUE….
FINANCIAL ASPECTS…….
CONTINUES…….
 Fixed Capital:
 1000 sq. ft. covered area rented @ Rs.12,000 (per
month)
 Machinery and Equipment:
Sl
No.
Description Qty Rate(Rs.) Value(Rs.)
1 Cylinder bed compound, Feed
Machine (JUKI) No.MS-335
2 85,000 1,70,000
2 Post bed Lock Stitching Machine
(Juki No.MS-810)
2 85,000 1,70,000
3 Electrification and installation
charges @ 10%
40,000
4 Tools and equipment 25,000
5 Cost of furniture and fixture 50,000
Total 4,55,000
Sl No. Description No. Salary (Rs.) Total
(Rs.)
1 Manager 1 25000 25000
2 Supervisor 1 20000 20000
3 Skilled Worker 5 10000 50000
4 Accountant/Clerk 2 12000 24000
5 Peon/Chowkidar 2 5000 10000
6 Sweeper/Helper 2 5000 10000
Total 139000
Add perquisites @ 20% on salary 27800
Total 166800
WORKING CAPITAL (per month)
3. PRE-OPERATIVE EXPENSES: 20000
TOTAL FIXED CAPITAL (2 + 3): Rs.4,75,000
Sl No. Description Qty Rate(Rs.) Amount(Rs.)
1 Single Thick Cloth 0.10 kg 170 per kg 17
2 PVC (fingers) 0.12 meter 100 per m 12
3 Sweat Band 0.50 meter 80 per m 40
4 PVC for quirk 0.02 meter 100 per m 2
5 Thread 0.1 Reel 200 per pc. 20
6 Nylon tape 0.050 kg 500 per kg 25
7 Velcro 0.50 meter 50 per meter 20.5
8 Thimble Rs.2.00 2
9 Logo/Monogram Printing M.A. 15
10 Packing and forwarding 10
Total 163.5
Round off value 163
(per month 200 x 25) 815000
2. RAW MATERIALS (PER PAIR)
Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.)
1 Power 5000
2 Water 1000
Total 6000
3. UTILITIES (PER MONTH)
Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.)
1 Rent 12000
2 Postage and Stationery 2000
3 Repair and Maintenance 3000
4 Transportation 6000
5 Advertisement and publicity 5000
6 Insurance 2000
7 Consumable Stores 2000
8 Other contingent expenses 4000
Total 36000
4. OTHER CONTINGENT EXPENSES (PER
MONTH)
Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.)
1 Raw Materials 815000
2 Personnel/Technical 166800
3 Utilities 6000
4 Other contingent expenses 36000
Total 1023800
5. TOTAL RECURRING EXPENDITURE (PER
MONTH)
6. WORKING CAPITAL FOR 3 MONTHS:
1023800 x 3 = 3071400
Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.)
1 Fixed Capital 4,75,000
2 Working Capital 3071400
Total 3546400
7. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT
• Loan Organization – State Bank of India
• Loan amount - Rs. 2600000
• Rate of Interest – 16% per annum
SOURCE OF FINANCE
Sl
No.
Description Amount (Rs.)
1 Total recurring cost 12285600
2 Interest on Total Capital Investment @ 16% 567425
3 Total 12853024
Say 12853000
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
1. COST OF PRODUCTION (PER YEAR)
Sl
No.
Description Qty Rate
(Rs.)
Amount
(Rs.)
1 Cricket Batting Gloves 23,000
pairs
650 per
pair
14950000
Total 14950000
2. TURNOVER (PER YEAR)
Corporate Tax in India :
= 25% Total Income
= 25% of Gross Profit(14950000-12853000)
= 0.25 * 2097000
= 524250/- INR
DDT( Direct Dividend Tax):
= 15% (Gross Profit/Annum – Corporate Tax)
= 15% (2097000 – 524250)
= 15% 1572750/-
= 235912/-
Total Tax payable = 524250+235912= 760162/-
TAXATION
Turn over 14950000
Cost of Production (-) 12853000
Net Profit after tax(yrly) 1336800
3. NET PROFIT PER ANNUM
Net Profit per year x 100
Turnover per year
=
1336800 x 100
14950000
=
= 8.94%
4. NET PROFIT RATIO:
Net Profit per year x 100
Total Investment
1336800 x 100
3546400
37.69%=
=
5. RATE OF RETURN
PAY BACK PERIOD6.
Original invested(Rs.)
Annual investment achieved (Rs.)
3546400
1336800
= 3 year(approx.)
ADDRESS OF MACHINERY &
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS:
• M/s Jay Cee Enterprises Ltd, 6, South Model
Gram, Dutta Building, Ludhiana.
• M/s J.C. enterprises, E-357, Greater Kailash –
II, New Delhi
• M/s Singer Sewing Machine Co., Anna Salai,
Chennai – 600 002.
• M/s Apparel & Leather Technics Pvt Ltd, 515,
Avanashi Road, Durg – 491001
ADDRESS OF RAW MATERIAL
SUPPLIERS:
• M/s Global Enterprises, Kotwali Bazar,
Jalandhar (Punjab).
• M/s Kerala Rubber House, Kotwali Bazar,
Jalandhar (Punjab).
• M/s Bharani Agencies, 126, Thumbu Chetty
Street, Chennai 600 001
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Cricket gloves maynk agrawal

  • 1. PROJECT FEASIBILITY REPORT ON CRICKETING GLOVES Mayank Agrawal (MT14IND012) Academic session - 2014-2015 Mechanical Engineering Department Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur
  • 2. • Introduction • Demand study • Basis and presumptions • Location study • Raw material study • Implementation schedule • Technical Aspects • Financial Aspects • Project capital cost estimates and source of finance CONTENTS
  • 3. • The Cricket Batting Gloves are used as safety guards by the players while playing cricket to save the hand from any injury. • Gloves also absorbs the shock caused by hitting the ball. • Initially, Batting Gloves were manufactured of leather. • I have decided to manufacture gloves using new synthetic material which is suitable, more durable and cheaper than the leather material. INTRODUCTION
  • 4. • The process of manufacturing the Batting Gloves is the same as for other industrial gloves. • The only difference is that for the safety of fingers, pads are used made out of woolen rug or foam attached on the upper side of the gloves. • As less number of cricket gloves maker are there in Chhattisgarh (RAIPUR) chances of more and more demand will gono be there. CONTINUE
  • 5. • Due to the growing interest among younger generation, large number of Cricket Academies has come up in every states. • In addition, there is great demand from overseas market also. • Industry can earn a lot of foreign exchange by way of exporting the cricket gloves. • Due to top frequent change in design, it is advised to manufacture quality synthetic gloves. MARKET POTENTIAL AND DEMAND STUDY
  • 6. CONSUMPTION OF GLOVES BY INDIA IN 2014 SOURCE: ESTIMATED FROM INDIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Work gloves 45% Dress gloves 15% Sports gloves 20% Medical gloves 20%
  • 7. • The production undergoes on the single shift basis of 8 hours a day and 25 working days a month. • Five years period for achieving full capacity utilization.  Labour on monthly salary basis.  Rate of interest – 16% Pay back period 3 to 3.5 years.  Land and building rented @ Rs.12,000 p.m.  Covered area – 1000 sq. ft. BASIS AND PRESUMPTIONS
  • 8. • Project location is near to the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium NAYA RAIPUR. • Around 5 km away from stadium. • Nearest to airport. • Nearest to market. • Industry is been setup near to the residental area as my industry is a pollution free and less noisy. • Adequate Water supply is available. • Chhattisgarh Housing Board is constructing 4000 more houses, which are already allotted. LOCATION STUDY
  • 9. CONTINUE…. • 3 sport academy are going to be open nearby the stadium which has been approved by Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh. • This geographical place have large surface as well as land water. • There is no cricket component making industry in this region around 4-5 KM from my location. • Naya Raipur is going to be declared as a new capital of Chhattisgarh. • More traffic intensity as more new complex have been developed.
  • 10. IN THIS PROJECT RAIPUR IS THE GOOD LOCATION 22% 20% 17% 24% 17% Population Bilaspur Durg Raigarh Raipur Rajnandgaon
  • 11.
  • 12. • Pittards Leather. • Thermoplastic polyurethane for protection. • Sponge-padded polyurethane for better fit. • Lightweight and rounded high-density foam finger rolls. • Two-piece sidebars on lead hand. • Toweled wristband with embossed Velcro fastener. RAW MATERIAL REQUIRED
  • 13. Sl.No. Activity Estimated period required 1 Market survey 20-30 days 2 Procurement of know-how/experts 40 days 3 Arrangement of premises/area 40-50 days 4 Registration and financing 25-40 days 5 Recruitment of personnel and training 45-60 days 6 Obtaining power connection 30-45 days 7 Procurement of machines and equipments 45-60 days 8 Installation and electrification of machinery 20-30 days 9 Procurement of raw materials 5-10 days 10 Product development/trial production 5-10 days 11 Commercial production 5 days IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
  • 14. 1. Production Details & Process of Manufacture Components are stitched together and padding is attached separately over the post-bed stitching machine. Fixing of buckle. Pre or post printing of monogram logo is carried out. This depends upon the price of the product agreed upon. Finishing, i.e., excess thread/material or oily matter etc is removed. Inspection and Packing. TECHNICAL ASPECTS
  • 15. Cylinder bed compound, Feed Machine Post bed Lock Stitching Machine
  • 16. 2. Quality Specification: IS 3800 Batting Gloves 3. Production Capacity:  Cricket Batting Gloves: 23,000 pairs(annually)  Value : Rs. 14950000 4. Motive Power : 3 HP (approx.) 5. Pollution Control :  This industry does not create any pollution, therefore, State Pollution Control Board’s permission is not binding to start the industry. CONTINUE….
  • 18.  Fixed Capital:  1000 sq. ft. covered area rented @ Rs.12,000 (per month)  Machinery and Equipment: Sl No. Description Qty Rate(Rs.) Value(Rs.) 1 Cylinder bed compound, Feed Machine (JUKI) No.MS-335 2 85,000 1,70,000 2 Post bed Lock Stitching Machine (Juki No.MS-810) 2 85,000 1,70,000 3 Electrification and installation charges @ 10% 40,000 4 Tools and equipment 25,000 5 Cost of furniture and fixture 50,000 Total 4,55,000
  • 19. Sl No. Description No. Salary (Rs.) Total (Rs.) 1 Manager 1 25000 25000 2 Supervisor 1 20000 20000 3 Skilled Worker 5 10000 50000 4 Accountant/Clerk 2 12000 24000 5 Peon/Chowkidar 2 5000 10000 6 Sweeper/Helper 2 5000 10000 Total 139000 Add perquisites @ 20% on salary 27800 Total 166800 WORKING CAPITAL (per month) 3. PRE-OPERATIVE EXPENSES: 20000 TOTAL FIXED CAPITAL (2 + 3): Rs.4,75,000
  • 20. Sl No. Description Qty Rate(Rs.) Amount(Rs.) 1 Single Thick Cloth 0.10 kg 170 per kg 17 2 PVC (fingers) 0.12 meter 100 per m 12 3 Sweat Band 0.50 meter 80 per m 40 4 PVC for quirk 0.02 meter 100 per m 2 5 Thread 0.1 Reel 200 per pc. 20 6 Nylon tape 0.050 kg 500 per kg 25 7 Velcro 0.50 meter 50 per meter 20.5 8 Thimble Rs.2.00 2 9 Logo/Monogram Printing M.A. 15 10 Packing and forwarding 10 Total 163.5 Round off value 163 (per month 200 x 25) 815000 2. RAW MATERIALS (PER PAIR)
  • 21. Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.) 1 Power 5000 2 Water 1000 Total 6000 3. UTILITIES (PER MONTH)
  • 22. Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.) 1 Rent 12000 2 Postage and Stationery 2000 3 Repair and Maintenance 3000 4 Transportation 6000 5 Advertisement and publicity 5000 6 Insurance 2000 7 Consumable Stores 2000 8 Other contingent expenses 4000 Total 36000 4. OTHER CONTINGENT EXPENSES (PER MONTH)
  • 23. Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.) 1 Raw Materials 815000 2 Personnel/Technical 166800 3 Utilities 6000 4 Other contingent expenses 36000 Total 1023800 5. TOTAL RECURRING EXPENDITURE (PER MONTH) 6. WORKING CAPITAL FOR 3 MONTHS: 1023800 x 3 = 3071400
  • 24. Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.) 1 Fixed Capital 4,75,000 2 Working Capital 3071400 Total 3546400 7. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT
  • 25. • Loan Organization – State Bank of India • Loan amount - Rs. 2600000 • Rate of Interest – 16% per annum SOURCE OF FINANCE
  • 26. Sl No. Description Amount (Rs.) 1 Total recurring cost 12285600 2 Interest on Total Capital Investment @ 16% 567425 3 Total 12853024 Say 12853000 FINANCIAL ANALYSIS 1. COST OF PRODUCTION (PER YEAR)
  • 27. Sl No. Description Qty Rate (Rs.) Amount (Rs.) 1 Cricket Batting Gloves 23,000 pairs 650 per pair 14950000 Total 14950000 2. TURNOVER (PER YEAR)
  • 28. Corporate Tax in India : = 25% Total Income = 25% of Gross Profit(14950000-12853000) = 0.25 * 2097000 = 524250/- INR DDT( Direct Dividend Tax): = 15% (Gross Profit/Annum – Corporate Tax) = 15% (2097000 – 524250) = 15% 1572750/- = 235912/- Total Tax payable = 524250+235912= 760162/- TAXATION
  • 29. Turn over 14950000 Cost of Production (-) 12853000 Net Profit after tax(yrly) 1336800 3. NET PROFIT PER ANNUM Net Profit per year x 100 Turnover per year = 1336800 x 100 14950000 = = 8.94% 4. NET PROFIT RATIO:
  • 30. Net Profit per year x 100 Total Investment 1336800 x 100 3546400 37.69%= = 5. RATE OF RETURN PAY BACK PERIOD6. Original invested(Rs.) Annual investment achieved (Rs.) 3546400 1336800 = 3 year(approx.)
  • 31. ADDRESS OF MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS: • M/s Jay Cee Enterprises Ltd, 6, South Model Gram, Dutta Building, Ludhiana. • M/s J.C. enterprises, E-357, Greater Kailash – II, New Delhi • M/s Singer Sewing Machine Co., Anna Salai, Chennai – 600 002. • M/s Apparel & Leather Technics Pvt Ltd, 515, Avanashi Road, Durg – 491001
  • 32. ADDRESS OF RAW MATERIAL SUPPLIERS: • M/s Global Enterprises, Kotwali Bazar, Jalandhar (Punjab). • M/s Kerala Rubber House, Kotwali Bazar, Jalandhar (Punjab). • M/s Bharani Agencies, 126, Thumbu Chetty Street, Chennai 600 001