Feasibility Study Report: Aleen Computers
Feasibility Study Report: Aleen Computers
STUDY REPORT
FOR
ALEEN COMPUTERS
(ONE-STOP SHOP)
Rajanpur
Ali Raza
0335 5152255
[Link]@[Link]
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CHAPTER 1
PROJECT SUMMARY
B. Location
The two hundred (200) meter radius requirements as provided in the existing
zoning. The shop will be established in near Mazari Market. The location map is
attached.
The mission of the enterprise will be to provide fast, reliable and affordable
computer related services and technical assistance to users while providing a safe and
comfortable environment.
Several sources note that a computer shop is quite easy to start. It requires
enough front capital, enough technical knowledge about computers, and has the
potential to be quite a lucrative business in today’s high-tech society.
The enterprise and the founders aim to be intellectual and social assets to the
community by providing quality service, and complying with company policies and
country’s rules and regulations.
The objective of the project is to project rapid growth and high net profits over the
next three years. By providing a comprehensive and detailed marketing plan, it will
ensure that ALEEN COMPUTERS rapidly becomes a profitable venture for the owners.
The first computer shop featured modest features. One area contains the server
or main computer and the inner area contains the eight computers to be used by the
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target market. Posters adorned one side of the walls which attracts daily visitors.
Initially, the owner will be functioning as the shop’s functional retail and service experts.
An employee will be recruited and oriented to do the job properly.
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Mode of Financing
ALEEN COMPUTERS will be started with the owners’ pocket money. Also, since
the shared investment is not enough for providing facilities and equipment needed, the
owners decided to use the Bank Loan method through Prime Minister’s Kamyab Jawan
Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme (YES).
Mode of finance
Investment Cost
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Machinery and Equipment
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Furniture and Fixtures
Description Amount
Shop rent per year 120,000
Renovation of shop 40,000
Total Building and Facility Cost 400,000
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`Labor Cost
Head
Description Total Annual Salary
Monthaly Count
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CHAPTER 2
MARKET STUDY
Market Study
As the popularity of the internet continues to grow at an exponential rate, easy,
and affordable access is quickly becoming a necessity of life. “ALEEN COMPUTERS”
will provide communities with the ability to access internet in a comfortable environment.
Service Description
ALEEN COMPUTERS will provide its costumer with full and fast access to the
internet and common computer software and hardware. Some of the internet and
computing services available to ALEEN COMPUTERS are listed below:
Graphics Designing
Computer repairing
Networking
Security system installations
Chat online using instant messenger
Experience the hot internet games and LAN games
Printing, scanning and Photocopying
CD burning
Typing job
Also accepting a PSP upgrade, PSP repair, Downloading games and mp3.
Marketing Program
ALEEN COMPUTERS has three main strategies. The first strategies focuses sell
the computers and accessories on affordable price.
Second, and most important, strategy focuses on pulling in power Computer
users. This group of costumers serves an important function at ALEEN COMPUTERS.
And last, strategy focus on different benefits that will get the costumers by giving
them discounts.
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Price Study
It is one of the considerations of the costumer that enhance them to rent
computers.
The following more than 15 products and services will generate revenue for the
business. Almost profit margin will be from 15% to 20%.
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CHAPTER 3
ECONOMIC ASPECTS
Utilities
Legal Requirements
Firm Registration
Registration with SECP
Labor requirements on hiring an applicant
Resume
Two Valid I.D.
Birth Certificate (NSO)
POLICE Clearance
SSS number
Vocational Graduate (Computer Technician)
Hardworking
Pleasing Personality
Organizational Chart
OWNER
IT Professional
Worker
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CHAPTER 4
TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY
A. Products
The Services and Revenue
ALEEN COMPUTERS will offer the services listed below:
No. Description P/Day QTY Unit rate Total Per Month Annually
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B. Operation Process
This is the ALEEN COMPUTERS’s Operation Process:
PRODUCTS AND
ALEEN COMPUTERS
SERVICES
PROFIT OR
INCOME CUSTOMER
The ALEEN COMPUTERS will provide products and services to the costumer,
and the costumer provides profit or income in return. The income or profit will be used to
provide and improve products and services.
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C. Operation Schedule
The ALEEN COMPUTERS will operate seven days a week. ALEEN
COMPUTERS opens at 8:00am ahead to other competitors. Due to early operating
hours, it will become well-known. The goal is to provide the needs of the target
market in an early manner of time.
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D. Machinery and Equipment
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Furniture and Fixtures
Description Amount
Rent (10000*12) 120,000
Civil works for shop 40,000
Total Building and Facility Cost 160,000
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Floor Plan
1 2 5 6
COUNTER
P S
3 4 7 8
d: Counte Unit
r
Printer Chair
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C
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H
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APTER 5
FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY
Cost of Goods Sold: This includes cost of raw material, labour, and factory overheads incurred during the production for the units sold. (This figure can be obtained by multiplying
cost per unit with the total number of units sold during the year). In case of service based businesses, cost of delivering the services maybe included.
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Amount paid for indirect electricity,
I Utilities telephone, Gas, water bills other than used 102,000 112,200 123,420 135,762 149,338
for production and accounted for in "D".
Amount paid as insurance of
J Insurance plant/machinery, office vehicles or any - - - - -
other business assets.
Any expenditure incurred for advertising
K Advertising 160,875 176,963 194,659 214,125 235,537
and promotion of your business.
Amount of depreciation for the year,
L Depreciation charged against fixed assets of the 27,263 45,438 63,613 81,788 99,963
business.
Office stationery, entertainment, janitorial
M Other Office Expenditure 135,135 148,649 163,513 179,865 197,851
services.
Q Operating Income Gross profit minus Expenditure. (F-P) 31,368,077 34,492,076 37,930,292 41,714,148 45,878,207
S Net Income Operating Income - Tax Amount. (Q-R) 31,368,077 34,492,076 37,930,292 41,714,148 45,878,207
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Balance Sheet (Amount in Rs.)
Assets
E Total Current Assets (A+B+C+D) 470,500 517,550 569,305 626,236 688,859 757,745
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Cost of office equipment (printers,
K Office Equipment computers, fax, telephone etc.) - - - - - -
minus accumulated depreciation.
L Total Fixed Assets (F+G+H+I+J+K) 434,500 477,950 525,745 578,320 636,151 699,767
Liabilities
R Total Long Term Liabilities (Q) - 159,028 163,865 168,849 173,985 179,239
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The investment of the owners /
Equity Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
partners / shareholders.
Contribution of owners towards
S Capital the business commonly referred - 25,350.0 25,350.0 25,350.0 25,350.0 25,350.0
as owners' equity.
Amount retained from the annual
T Retained earnings - - - - - -
revenue.
Total Liabilities and Equity (P+R+U) - 184,378 189,215 194,199 199,335 204,589
Total of Assets and Liabilities should be equal. 905,000 811,122 905,835 1,010,356 1,125,676 1,252,923
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Cash Flow (Amount in Rs.)
Subtract expense
for the year
J Mark-up Paid (Refer to loan 23,176 18,339 13,355 8,218 2,927 -
schedule provided
by the bank)
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Net Cash from Operations
K (I - J) 200,274 4,319,006 4,718,620 5,162,194 5,654,111 6,196,672
Inflow / Outflow
Net Cash
(K+N+Q) 793802 4936971 5341568.5 5790278.95 6287450.145 6650771.96
Inflow / Outflow
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