BEACH BAY
NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
BEACH
• beaches in Chennai are the best retreat
for tourists.
• Chennai beaches are world famous for
their natural outlook.

• Covelong Beach
• Elliot's Beach

• Marina Beach
OPPERTUNITY
• No hygienic food at beach in the city
• No maintenance at beach
• No attraction
IDEA
• Our idea is to have a restaurant
at beach.
HIGHLIGHTS:
A beach view restaurant
Hygienic food
Attraction for kids
Well trained employees
INDUSTRY ANALYSIS AND TRENDS
• increase in buying power of Indian
consumers is driving the growth.
• the income chain - from the "have
nothing" to "have some" to "have
more" to "have lots" and, finally,
"have all".
• Eating out is a popular trend
among Platinum households.
Conclusion from survey
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prefer to visit beach monthly.
cleanliness is what people prefer
people does not prefer to have stall food
Reason :food is not hygienic
Food at beach is not hygienic
Ready to spend more than 1000
good idea to have such a restaurant
prefer more of snacks items
prefer that the place should be maintained well
(cont.)
ready to accept a restaurant at the beach
Idea is attractive
willing to spend between RS. 300 to 500, for
such service
view about beach would change.
Gandhi beach will be more suitable
Customer segment
• The most regular type of customers are family
• including both adults and children.
• Most of the customers come for a hygienic
and good quality of food.
• families who are from middle income and
upper income.
Risk assessment
The risks we face are the following
• There would be many companies, who would have
tried to set up the restaurant at beach, but for some
reason they wouldn’t so we need to analyses that.
• The beach is a area which crowed and hence manage
the crowd would be a risk.
• The risk could be of the tsunami or during the rain.
Our Marketing channels
Brochure
Pamphlets
Banners
Sales strategy
• we intend to succeed by giving our customers a
combination of delicious and interesting food in an
appealing environment, with excellent customer
service.
• Strategy 1. Think big and audit your time
• Strategy 2. Be different and stand out from the
competition
• Strategy 3. Build relationships with your customers.
• Strategy 4. Collect E-Mail Addresses
• Strategy 5. Use customer service
commandments to create good habits.
operations
• People are most important element
• We value the managers and staff
• friendly strong managers make friendly strong
crew people.
• customers can see it in the quality of the food,
how clean the store is and how friendly and
fast they are served.
primary opearation:
• cooking of the delicious food .
• serving the food to the public.
• To maintain the customer relation ie. To solve the
issues arising.
• To have the employee satisfied.
Other operations:
• buying of the commodites.
• To maintain the books of accounts.
• To pay the taxes.
•
DEVELOPMENT & MILLESTONE
These include
 Acquire investment capital.
 Get a bank loan.
 Obtain lease space.
And to
 Convince your prospective managers to believe in your
concept
 Gain respect and confidence from prospective
employees.
 Allow management to concentrate on execution rather
than "plan as you go.“
 Create a blueprint for operating your restaurant.
Marketing Objectives
Maintain positive, steady, growth each month.
Generate at least 50% profit per month.
Experience an increase in new customers who are turned into long-term
customers.
Realize a growth strategy of one store per year.
Financial Objectives
A double-digit growth rate for each future year.
Reduce the overhead per store through disciplined growth.
Continue to decrease the variable costs associated with food production.
Target Marketing
The market can be segmented into three target populations:
Individuals: people that dine in by themselves.
Families: a group of people, either friends or a group of nuclear relatives
dining together.
Take out: people that prefer to eat Sigmund's food in their home or at a
different location than the actual restaurant.
Other’s
• To have a well recognised restaurant in two
years.
• To make our restaurant profitable.
• To have a party hall, to conduct parties at
beach.
FINANCIAL SHEET
construction
infrastructure
interiors
paint
electricity
lumber
total

fixed
fixed
fixed
fixed
fixed

10,00,000
2,00,000
1,50,000
3,00,000
80,000
16,60,000

clothing
Uniform materials (500*25)

fixed

15,500

Table cloth (20*200)

fixed

4,000

total

15,500

salary
Chef (50,000*2)

1,00,000

Waiters (5000*10)

50,000

Cleaners(3000*3)

9000

Watchman (5000*1)

5000

Helpers(15,000*3)

30,000

total

1,91,000
FURNITURE & FIXTURES
Chairs & tables(55*500) (10*100)
printer
laptop
Ac (20,000*2)
Sofa set
total

fixed
fixed
fixed
fixed
fixed

37,500
10,000
10,000
40,000
15,000
1,12,500

variable
variable
variable
variable
variable
variable

4500
30,000
40,000
15000
2000
250
91,750

RAW MATERIALS
Gas cylinder
Vegetables/fruits
provisions
water
Disposable itemsvariable
sationery
total

COOKING EQUIPMENTS
Oven (*2)

fixed

14000

fridge

fixed

40,000

All vessels for cooking

fixed

20,000

stove

fixed

20,000

total

94,000
COST SHEET

PRICE

VOLUME

REVENUE STREAMS
A)

RECIEPTS FROM THE
SALES

FIXED/VA VALUE
RIABLE
RESOURCES

500

50

Raw materials( for a month)

variable

91750

Cooking equipment

Fixed

94,000

Furniture & fixtures

fixed

1,12,500

clothing

fixed

15,500

construction

variable

5000

DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL
ONE WAY

VALUE

accounting

VARIABLE 10,000

Cooking (per day)

VARIABLE 3660
VARIABLE 1,19,000

maintanence

Banners(5*1000)

ACTIVITIES

Salary for staff

COMMUNICATION CHANNEL FIXED/VARI VALUE
ABLE
Pamphlets(500*100) variable
5000

16,60,000

VARIABLE 1000

MANAGEMENT
NIL

FOUNDERRS.

PROFIT
EXIT PLAN
CLOSING DOWN OF THE RESTAURANT: closing
down of restaurants may be for various reasons.
They may be:
• Lack of financing
• No damage control
• Partnership disputes
We would follow the legal procedures for
shutting down of our company.Sharing of profit
and equipment sale.
GROUP
5

Busniessproposal for beach view restaurent

  • 1.
  • 2.
    BEACH • beaches inChennai are the best retreat for tourists. • Chennai beaches are world famous for their natural outlook. • Covelong Beach • Elliot's Beach • Marina Beach
  • 3.
    OPPERTUNITY • No hygienicfood at beach in the city • No maintenance at beach • No attraction
  • 4.
    IDEA • Our ideais to have a restaurant at beach. HIGHLIGHTS: A beach view restaurant Hygienic food Attraction for kids Well trained employees
  • 5.
    INDUSTRY ANALYSIS ANDTRENDS • increase in buying power of Indian consumers is driving the growth. • the income chain - from the "have nothing" to "have some" to "have more" to "have lots" and, finally, "have all". • Eating out is a popular trend among Platinum households.
  • 6.
    Conclusion from survey          preferto visit beach monthly. cleanliness is what people prefer people does not prefer to have stall food Reason :food is not hygienic Food at beach is not hygienic Ready to spend more than 1000 good idea to have such a restaurant prefer more of snacks items prefer that the place should be maintained well
  • 7.
    (cont.) ready to accepta restaurant at the beach Idea is attractive willing to spend between RS. 300 to 500, for such service view about beach would change. Gandhi beach will be more suitable
  • 8.
    Customer segment • Themost regular type of customers are family • including both adults and children. • Most of the customers come for a hygienic and good quality of food. • families who are from middle income and upper income.
  • 9.
    Risk assessment The riskswe face are the following • There would be many companies, who would have tried to set up the restaurant at beach, but for some reason they wouldn’t so we need to analyses that. • The beach is a area which crowed and hence manage the crowd would be a risk. • The risk could be of the tsunami or during the rain.
  • 10.
  • 11.
    Sales strategy • weintend to succeed by giving our customers a combination of delicious and interesting food in an appealing environment, with excellent customer service. • Strategy 1. Think big and audit your time • Strategy 2. Be different and stand out from the competition • Strategy 3. Build relationships with your customers.
  • 12.
    • Strategy 4.Collect E-Mail Addresses • Strategy 5. Use customer service commandments to create good habits.
  • 13.
    operations • People aremost important element • We value the managers and staff • friendly strong managers make friendly strong crew people. • customers can see it in the quality of the food, how clean the store is and how friendly and fast they are served.
  • 14.
    primary opearation: • cookingof the delicious food . • serving the food to the public. • To maintain the customer relation ie. To solve the issues arising. • To have the employee satisfied. Other operations: • buying of the commodites. • To maintain the books of accounts. • To pay the taxes. •
  • 15.
    DEVELOPMENT & MILLESTONE Theseinclude  Acquire investment capital.  Get a bank loan.  Obtain lease space. And to  Convince your prospective managers to believe in your concept  Gain respect and confidence from prospective employees.  Allow management to concentrate on execution rather than "plan as you go.“  Create a blueprint for operating your restaurant.
  • 16.
    Marketing Objectives Maintain positive,steady, growth each month. Generate at least 50% profit per month. Experience an increase in new customers who are turned into long-term customers. Realize a growth strategy of one store per year. Financial Objectives A double-digit growth rate for each future year. Reduce the overhead per store through disciplined growth. Continue to decrease the variable costs associated with food production. Target Marketing The market can be segmented into three target populations: Individuals: people that dine in by themselves. Families: a group of people, either friends or a group of nuclear relatives dining together. Take out: people that prefer to eat Sigmund's food in their home or at a different location than the actual restaurant.
  • 17.
    Other’s • To havea well recognised restaurant in two years. • To make our restaurant profitable. • To have a party hall, to conduct parties at beach.
  • 18.
  • 19.
    construction infrastructure interiors paint electricity lumber total fixed fixed fixed fixed fixed 10,00,000 2,00,000 1,50,000 3,00,000 80,000 16,60,000 clothing Uniform materials (500*25) fixed 15,500 Tablecloth (20*200) fixed 4,000 total 15,500 salary Chef (50,000*2) 1,00,000 Waiters (5000*10) 50,000 Cleaners(3000*3) 9000 Watchman (5000*1) 5000 Helpers(15,000*3) 30,000 total 1,91,000
  • 20.
    FURNITURE & FIXTURES Chairs& tables(55*500) (10*100) printer laptop Ac (20,000*2) Sofa set total fixed fixed fixed fixed fixed 37,500 10,000 10,000 40,000 15,000 1,12,500 variable variable variable variable variable variable 4500 30,000 40,000 15000 2000 250 91,750 RAW MATERIALS Gas cylinder Vegetables/fruits provisions water Disposable itemsvariable sationery total COOKING EQUIPMENTS Oven (*2) fixed 14000 fridge fixed 40,000 All vessels for cooking fixed 20,000 stove fixed 20,000 total 94,000
  • 21.
    COST SHEET PRICE VOLUME REVENUE STREAMS A) RECIEPTSFROM THE SALES FIXED/VA VALUE RIABLE RESOURCES 500 50 Raw materials( for a month) variable 91750 Cooking equipment Fixed 94,000 Furniture & fixtures fixed 1,12,500 clothing fixed 15,500 construction variable 5000 DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL ONE WAY VALUE accounting VARIABLE 10,000 Cooking (per day) VARIABLE 3660 VARIABLE 1,19,000 maintanence Banners(5*1000) ACTIVITIES Salary for staff COMMUNICATION CHANNEL FIXED/VARI VALUE ABLE Pamphlets(500*100) variable 5000 16,60,000 VARIABLE 1000 MANAGEMENT NIL FOUNDERRS. PROFIT
  • 22.
    EXIT PLAN CLOSING DOWNOF THE RESTAURANT: closing down of restaurants may be for various reasons. They may be: • Lack of financing • No damage control • Partnership disputes We would follow the legal procedures for shutting down of our company.Sharing of profit and equipment sale.
  • 23.