The document is a project report for expanding City Max Men's Fashion Shop in Kottarakkara, India. It includes:
- An introduction to the promoter and the scope and market potential for men's fashion in the area.
- Details of the location, infrastructure, estimated profits, and financial viability of expanding the business.
- A projected cost of expansion of 600,000 INR to be financed through a loan and the promoter's contribution.
- Annexures with historical and projected financial statements like profit and loss, balance sheets, and cash flows demonstrating the financial viability and expected growth of the expanded business.
3. CONTENTS
MUDRA/PMMY AT A GLANCE.
MUDRA - VISSION, MISSION AND PURPOSE.
INTRODUCTION.
SCOPE & MARKET POTENTIAL.
PROMOTER.
LOCATION & INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY.
ECONOMIC VIABILITY.
FINANCIAL VIABILITY.
CONCLUSION.
COST OF EXPANSION PROJECT & FINANCE
ANNEXURE - FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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4. MUDRA/PMMY AT A GLANCE
Micro Units Development & Refinance Agency Limited (MUDRA) and
Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana (PMMY) were launched on 08 April 2015
by the Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi. The guidelines of
PMMY issued by Department of Financial Services (DFS), GOI indicated
that all banks are required to lend to micro enterprises engaged in
manufacturing, processing, trading and service sector activities, for a loan
upto ₹10 lakh. Further, it was also advised that the loan may be given in
three categories, i.e. Loan upto ₹ 50,000 under Shishu; ₹ 50,000 to ₹ 5 lakh
under Kishor; and ₹ 5 lakh to ₹ 10 lakh under Tarun.
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5. INTRODUCTION
After food and shelter, cloths is very essential need of human being. It
was earlier to wear individually tailored dresses, and then it became
fashion to wear readymade garments. It is easier to go to a shop and
select what she/he likes and wear it right away. During readymade era,
there is no need to go to a shop to select a shirt piece and go to another
shop to get it tailored and wait for the clothing. Readymade garments are
bulk manufactured and hence it is cheaper than individually tailored
ones.
But now people find that, many people wear the same clothing, since
readymade dresses are made alike. Now fashion conscious people started
turned to designer garments. By realizing the potential of both areas, this
project aims to establish a readymade garments as well as a designer
garments unit for the fashion sensitive people.
SCOPE & MARKET POTENTIAL
The overall demand of clothing is gone up since the increase in
number of middle and upper middle class people who are very keen in
their dressing habits. Compared to any other state in the country, Keralite
purchases more clothing for their personal needs. The increasing level of
travel habits of the people has in turn created demand for occasional and
seasonal clothing. The development in all spheres of life in general
especially in educational, industrial and commercial sectors made the
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6. demand for garments manifold which can be evident from the fact that
there are a lot of garment shops in every nuke and corner of even remote
places. Very big players are setting up garment shops in almost every
town. Being in the field for a long time, the promoter deeply know the
various aspects of the industry and now confidently came forward to
expand his a garment unit.
PROMOTER
The promoter of this proprietorship business unit, CITY MAX MENS
FASHION SHOPE KOTTARAKKARA , Kollam [Dist.] is Mr. Sajeev
Khan residing at sajeev manzil kannimel pattazhi, kottarakkra kollam-
691522
Mr. Sajeev Khan has a spontaneous talent of selling aptitude and strong
vision to develop his on mark in the garment retile industry. He is a very
experienced person in the said industry, and he is very capable of running
the business in very success which he shown already. He has a huge
amount of contacts in the current business cycle and all of them confident
in the service that he provide to them. He is a dynamic person with
greater aspiration. And strong in convincing his customers. His current
success is an great example of his excellence. He now looking to expand
his business to achieve greater heights in the area of textiles industry.
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7. LOCATION & INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY
Being in the right location is a key
ingredient in a business's success.
The principal place of business of is
located in Kottarakkara market jn.,
opp: ICICI Bank, Kottarakkara Taluk
Kollam District in a rental building.
The place offers ample scope for a
business like this. This location has all
the facilities for the smooth
functioning of his business.
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8. ECONOMIC VIABILITY
It is known to all that around 40 to 50 percent of the gross receipts is an
accepted gross margin in this sector and the industry standard of spread
in demand and expenses is around 12 to 18 percent which is sufficient to
cover the fixed financial charges of the bank providing working capital for
the business. .
Estimated Annual Average Profitability (Based on Projected
Financials)
Particulars ₹
Average annual Sales. (A) 41,85,500.00
Average annual Cost of sales. (B) 25,11,300.00
Gross Profit. (A-B) 16,74,200.00
Gross Profit Ratio 40%
Average Net Profit 1,40,189.70
Average Net Profit Ratio 33.50%
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9. FINANCIAL VIABILITY
The Profitability Statements, Balance Sheets, Cash Flow Statements and
Schedules of fixed assets are given as Annexure to this report. The
financials given as Annexure are worked out on the following
assumptions:-
Rate of Interest for Term loan from bank is estimated at 10.45% per
annum.
Gross Turnover/receipts increases at the rate of around 20 percent per
annum.
Carriage inward and unloading charges are considered to be 10 percent
of purchases.
Schemes and Discounts are 2 percent of cash paid to suppliers.
Sundry creditors allow 2 weeks for payment.
Sundry debtors allow maximum 15 days credit to keep the
regularity.
All other operating expenses increased @ 10 percent pa .
Depreciation is calculated on Written Down Value Method as per the
prevailing rate and manner prescribed under the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Income tax for the year is considered to be paid in the year itself in
view of the advance tax provisions and are duly transferred to
drawings.
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10. CONCLUSION
The Project Report is prepared on a conservative basis. The experience of
the Proprietor in the business, location based advantages, large clientele,
etc. are added advantage for the success of the business of Mr. Sajeev
Khan. The good net margin and comparatively lower indirect expenses
indicates the creditworthiness of this business and industry. Considering
this with all other infrastructural facilities and strong customer
relationship... etc., the project is technically feasible and financially
viable.
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11. PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
COST OF EXPANSION PROJECT
MEANS OF FINANCE
S.L Items Amount
1 Shop & Storage Space On Rent
2 Furniture And Fittings & Display Materials 1,00,000.00
3 Electrical Equipments 20,000.00
Sub Total 1,20,000.00
Working Capital
4 Assorted Garments and Ready-mades 3,80,000.00
5 Receivables/ Debtors 50,000.00
6 On other Current Assets 25,000.00
7 Provision for contingencies 25,000.00
Sub Total 4,80,000.00
Total (A+B) 6,00,000.00
Means of Finance
S.L Items Amount %
1 Promoter's Contribution 1,50,000.00 25%
2 Loan Amount 4,50,000.00 75%
Total 6,00,000.00 100%
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