The document outlines a business proposal for a startup that focuses on custom-made recyclable bags. The business group includes Sean Yong, Max Lim, Oscar Wong, and Ze Zheng. The startup will allow customers to design their own reusable bags online or at locations like shopping malls. The goals are to encourage reuse of bags and give customers freedom in bag design. The target market includes students, staff, and customers interested in environmentally friendly options. Marketing strategies will highlight the bags' sustainability and customization opportunities through design features and printing. Financial documents include income statements, cash flow projections, and a balance sheet, and the startup will require funding for registration, licensing, equipment, and operating expenses.

1. Business
Group members:
Sean Yong
Max Lim
Oscar Wong
Ze Zheng

2. Background
• Focused on the concept of custom-made
recyclable bags
• Location: In commercial areas such as
shopping malls
: Online

3. Reason for Business
• To encourage people to use recyclable and
reusable bags.
• To give customers the freedom to design their
own bags.

4. Market Analysis
• Students and staff of taylors
• Basically everybody

5. Marketing Strategy
• Benefits: Bags are entirely environmentally
friendly.
• : Customers can design their own bag.
– They can install as many pockets as they want
anywhere on the bag
– Stickers and other decorations are provided for
designing.
– Printing services are provided

6. Prices
• Recyclable bags - <RM1
• Decorations (mostly be using small cheap
items) – Varies

7. Advertising
• Channels : Internet
– Flyers and brouchures
– Community supporting eco-friendly items
– Networking

8. Financial Plan
Three financial statement
• The income statement
• The cash flow projection
• The balance sheet

9. References
• Boone & Kurtz (2001), Contemporary Business
• Hubert Österle, Elgar Fleisch, Rainer Alt
(2001), Business networking: shaping
collaboration between enterprises
• Peter Symonds, Why Offline Marketing Still
Works in a Digital World
• Kiechel, Walter (2010). The Lords of Strategy
• Jim Collins, It's Not What You Make, It's What
You Stand For, Inc Magazine, (October 1997)

10. Start up expenses
• Bussiness registration registration fees
• Licensing and permits
• Down payments on property and equipment
• Ultility set up fees
Operating expenses
• Salaries
• Rent or montage payment
• Telecomunication
• Loan payments
• Office supply
• Maintainance