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Field Assignment

Entrepreneurship DevelopmentbyProf.Vishal Thelkar

Objective: Back of the Envelope Calculation

Key Learning’s:

   1.   To quickly analyze a business situation
   2.   Able to understand financials involved in a business
   3.   Assess need for working capital and its importance
   4.   Able to justify income and expense (Liquidity/Profitability)



        Submitted by Division -B

Team No.2

Place of Visit:   Red rose fashion ,khargone, M.P.



         Sr. No       Roll No                        Name
            1           09         Surbhipatel
            2           10         Suyashpatil
            3           11         Kishanpawde
            4           12         Prashantmishra
            5           13         Prateektaleja
            6           14         Rachitkalra
            7           15         Rahul aswani
            8           16         Rahul barfa (Leader)
            9           23         Sajalsarkar
           10           61         Prashant Upadhyay
Field assignment - Entrepreneurship
The Teams formed would go to a coffee shop, store, shopping mall, college premise, IT Hub
surrounding in search of a particular business of their Interest. The students should analyze a
particular business chosen of their interest and do a quick assessment of the business(Back of
the envelope Calculation) on the basis of following guidelines.




RED ROSE FASHION GALAXY
Items of Expenditure/Cost                                         Amount
                                                            Lease/rented shop-
                                                            Rs.5000 per month.
Purchase /Lease of Fixed asset :                            Deposit Rs 100,000/-.




                                                            Deposit- 100000
                                                            Raw material(stock)-
                                                            Rs 2000,00/-
Set up Cost :                                               Furnishing- Rs 100000
Initial Investment
                                                            Total= Rs 400,000/-

Cost for running the business on a day to day basis:
        Cost of raw materials =Rs 60000-70000 per month
        Maintenance =2500-3000rs/month
Administration –
           o Rent = Rs5000

           o Electricity= Rs1000
           o Telephone= Rs500
           o others = Rs 500( Refreshment offered to
customers, tea etc)
Selling
o Advertising = Rs. 2000 /month (Pamplets, Banners.)        Rs 72000/-

Any other expenses :
       Interest to be paid on loan.
       Indigenous loan @ 10% per annum
       200000@10%= Rs 20000/- per annum.
Rs 1700/- per month
                                                             App.
 Total                                                       Rs 472000/-

 Revenue
 Sources of revenue                                          Amount
 From different customer groups =Total revenues:- 100000      100,000/-

 Total                                                       100,000/- app.
Profitability / Liquidity: - Rs. 100000@30% profit= 30000Rs.
As per the policy, profit is taken @ 30% of sales.



How many units you need to sell to make profits?
Total expenses= (Interest-1700 p.m , rent-5000 p.m, electricity and other- 4000) Rs.=10700RS.
B.E.P:- To earn 10700Rs, as monthly, we require 35700 Rs. of sales.
So, BEP sales are app. 35700/- Rs, no profit no loss point.




How much profit can you make?
Approximately 30000 Rs. @100000 sales revenues per month.



Is it justified when compared with your investment?
Yes, because with low initial of 400000 Rs. We are getting our total ROI of 1.2 year.That’s minimum
for this business. (100000@30%)30000 Rs. Per month.



How quickly do your customers pay? Vs. How slowly can you pay your suppliers?
We have both credit and cash sales and purchases; customer credit period is around 1 month.
Supplier’s credit period is also app. 1 month. Healthy terms are established with customers and
suppliers; hence payment of credit goes smoother. Most purchases are made in cash.




Investment:
- Where will you get the funds to start your venture?
Personal money as well as loan from indigenous bankers.




How much of money are you willing to contribute?



200000/- Rs in partnership.As the business is in partnership.




- How much can you borrow?
200,000/- Rs from Indigenous banker @10% interest.

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Entreprenuarship new venture

  • 1. Field Assignment Entrepreneurship DevelopmentbyProf.Vishal Thelkar Objective: Back of the Envelope Calculation Key Learning’s: 1. To quickly analyze a business situation 2. Able to understand financials involved in a business 3. Assess need for working capital and its importance 4. Able to justify income and expense (Liquidity/Profitability) Submitted by Division -B Team No.2 Place of Visit: Red rose fashion ,khargone, M.P. Sr. No Roll No Name 1 09 Surbhipatel 2 10 Suyashpatil 3 11 Kishanpawde 4 12 Prashantmishra 5 13 Prateektaleja 6 14 Rachitkalra 7 15 Rahul aswani 8 16 Rahul barfa (Leader) 9 23 Sajalsarkar 10 61 Prashant Upadhyay
  • 2. Field assignment - Entrepreneurship The Teams formed would go to a coffee shop, store, shopping mall, college premise, IT Hub surrounding in search of a particular business of their Interest. The students should analyze a particular business chosen of their interest and do a quick assessment of the business(Back of the envelope Calculation) on the basis of following guidelines. RED ROSE FASHION GALAXY Items of Expenditure/Cost Amount Lease/rented shop- Rs.5000 per month. Purchase /Lease of Fixed asset : Deposit Rs 100,000/-. Deposit- 100000 Raw material(stock)- Rs 2000,00/- Set up Cost : Furnishing- Rs 100000 Initial Investment Total= Rs 400,000/- Cost for running the business on a day to day basis: Cost of raw materials =Rs 60000-70000 per month Maintenance =2500-3000rs/month Administration – o Rent = Rs5000 o Electricity= Rs1000 o Telephone= Rs500 o others = Rs 500( Refreshment offered to customers, tea etc) Selling o Advertising = Rs. 2000 /month (Pamplets, Banners.) Rs 72000/- Any other expenses : Interest to be paid on loan. Indigenous loan @ 10% per annum 200000@10%= Rs 20000/- per annum.
  • 3. Rs 1700/- per month App. Total Rs 472000/- Revenue Sources of revenue Amount From different customer groups =Total revenues:- 100000 100,000/- Total 100,000/- app. Profitability / Liquidity: - Rs. 100000@30% profit= 30000Rs. As per the policy, profit is taken @ 30% of sales. How many units you need to sell to make profits? Total expenses= (Interest-1700 p.m , rent-5000 p.m, electricity and other- 4000) Rs.=10700RS. B.E.P:- To earn 10700Rs, as monthly, we require 35700 Rs. of sales. So, BEP sales are app. 35700/- Rs, no profit no loss point. How much profit can you make? Approximately 30000 Rs. @100000 sales revenues per month. Is it justified when compared with your investment? Yes, because with low initial of 400000 Rs. We are getting our total ROI of 1.2 year.That’s minimum for this business. (100000@30%)30000 Rs. Per month. How quickly do your customers pay? Vs. How slowly can you pay your suppliers? We have both credit and cash sales and purchases; customer credit period is around 1 month. Supplier’s credit period is also app. 1 month. Healthy terms are established with customers and suppliers; hence payment of credit goes smoother. Most purchases are made in cash. Investment: - Where will you get the funds to start your venture?
  • 4. Personal money as well as loan from indigenous bankers. How much of money are you willing to contribute? 200000/- Rs in partnership.As the business is in partnership. - How much can you borrow? 200,000/- Rs from Indigenous banker @10% interest.