This document outlines the steps for starting a small-scale manufacturing firm. It discusses evaluating the demand and competition for the product, determining the business structure, selecting a suitable location based on land, labor, electricity, and market access. Additional steps include researching the market and sales strategy, analyzing machinery requirements including costs and productivity, planning for raw material procurement and storage, estimating civil works and construction costs, and evaluating all expected costs including land, building, machinery, raw materials, wages, and installation. The overall process involves assessing market needs, production needs, and thorough financial planning.

1. Business Procedure
Steps in starting
Small scale manufacturing
firm ¤ presented by
Rohit sen Me 6th semester

2. Procedure: Structure for product
1: Demand of product in market.
2: Price of product in market @casting
price.
3: process of making of product
4: Availibility of raw material to be used in
process
5: Competition in the market and different
developers of same product

3. Form of Business
1: Sole proprietorship
2: One person company
3: Partnership
4: Pvt ltd.co
5: Public limited co.

4. Location of factory
1: Availibility of land.
2: Availibility of labour.
3: Electricity availibility and water
available.
4: Accessibility to the market.
5: No tension in thr region

5. Market research
1: Sale of product.
2: Market strategy.
3: Try different ways to reach customer in
an easy way e.g. online.
4: Make sale price as per competition &
quality.
5: Calculate all type of cost and make list
of different wages.

6. Plant and Machinery
1: See and analyse all the machineries and
manual/semi/full automatic machines
provided by the supplier.
2: How much electricity will be required to
run a machine .
3: Running cost of machines.
4: productivity.
5: Life of machine.

7. Continue....
6: operation cost.
7: manufacturing cost.

8. Raw material
1: Amount of raw material.
2: Availability of raw material.
3: Time taken to maintain &avail the raw
material.
4: payment of raw material.
5: unloading of raw material.
All time from purchasing to unloading should
be calculated.

9. Civil works
1: Construction lay out.
2: Time taken to construct the outer frame.
3: Installation cost and time.
4: cost estimation.
5: workers- skilled, unskilled,
supervisor,accountant, sales man required.
6: All type of material handling & other cost
should be estimated.

10. Cost Evaluation
1: Land cost
2: Building and construction cost.
3: plant and machinery cost.
4: Furnitures cost.
5: Raw material cost.
6: wages to workers.
7: installation cost.
8: other costs.