3. DHAAT Why prefer Dhaat?
• Natural Resources are depleting day by
day, Dhaat can be the substitute of iron
• Cost effective- Cheaper than iron.
• Environment friendly production
5. Waste and scrap metal is collected
Waste is crushed in crushing machines
Worn-out tires are gathered
These are then melted in furnaces
Both are then mixed in furnaces or mixing
machines
8. • Newspaper advertisements
– Ads in daily Jang and Nawa-e-waqt newspapers
• Sales Representatives
– To visit the clients
9. Target Audience
• Construction Companies
• Houses
• Buildings
• Pakistan Railways
– Areas in Baluchistan
and NWFP where lines are in
poor condition
• Steel mills
10. Setting up the Plant
• It will be located in Barkhan city Baluchistan.
• 3 acres of plant and 1 acre of warehouse
• Reasons for locating in Baluchistan:
– Cheaper land and labor are available
– Leading to development of the area
– Large quantities of waste are available
11. Company’s mission
• Employment Opportunities
• Empowerment of the local industry
• Development of the area
• Environment friendly production
• Large exhaust fans
• Safety equipment for the workers
12. Company’s Operations
• Outsourcing Waste companies to bring waste to the factory.
• Outsourcing tire manufacturers to bring worn-out tires.
• Required Fixed Assets:
– 3 acres of land on rent for plant, 1 acre for the warehouse.
– 1 large furnace (assumed to be locally manufactured)
– 2 crushing machines
• Hiring delivery companies to deliver Dhaat to the end customer.
21. SWOT ANALYSIS
Strenghts Weaknesses
• Innovative product • Huge risk of failure.
• Pioneer in the market
• Cheaper in cost
• Equally good as compared to its
substitutes.
Opportunities Threats
• Huge potential for growth. • Huge probability of new competitors
entering the market, following the
success of Dhaat