SMALL SCALE BUSINESS PROJECT

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Sl. No. Group / Name of Village Industries Code Page

A. Agro Based Food Processing Industries ABFPI

1. Pickle Manufacturing ABFPI-01 1
ABFPI-01
KHADI & VILLAGE INDUSTRIES COMMISSION
PROJECT PROFILE FOR GRAMODYOG ROZGAR YOJANA
PICKLE MANUFACTURING SCHEME
1. Name of the Product: Pickle
2. Project Cost

(a) Capital Expenditure
Land
Building Shed 1000 Sq.ft: Rs. 200000.00
Equipment: Rs. 150000.00
(S.S.Top Working Table, Two head bottle
Washing machine, Cap sealing M/c, Plastic
Drums, Aluminum Vessles, S.S.Knife, laddles
Small utensils, mug, cups, balance etc.
Total Capital Expenditure: Rs. 350000.00

(b) Working Capital: Rs. 164000.00
TOTAL PROJECT COST: Rs. 514000.00

3. Estimated Annual Production of Pickle: (Value in í000)
SI.NO. PARTICULARS CAPACITY RATE TOTAL VALUE

1. Pickles of Mango, Mixed,
Chilies, lemon etc.
370.00
Quintals
2600.00 986.00
TOTAL 370.00 2600.00 986.00

4. Raw Material: Rs. 350000.00

5. Labels and Packing Material: Rs. 100000.00

6. Wages (Skilled & Unskilled): Rs. 90000.00

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Pickle is one of the very popular items of every Indian house. This is one of the delicious item and the people need itevery day. The varieties of pickles in different regions of India have highly export potential and earn considerable

foreign exchange. Many people are traditionally expertise in making many types of pickle according to their tastes.
 In view of its popularity of the products, the unit s engaged in this activity can get good market for the product.
The unit can extend their support to the nation by creating more employment generation in the rural area.

7. Salaries: Rs. 96000.00

8. Administrative Expenses: Rs. 60000.00

9. Overheads: Rs. 200000.00

10. Miscellaneous Expenses: Rs. 20000.00

11. Depreciation: Rs. 25000.00

12. Insurance: Rs. 3500.00

13. Interest (As per the PLR)

(a) Capital Expenditure Loan: Rs. 45500.00

(b) Working Capital Loan: Rs. 21320.00
Total Interest: Rs. 66820.00

14. Working Capital Requirement
Fixed Cost: Rs. 225000.00
Variable Cost: Rs. 761320.00
Requirement of Working Capital per Cycle: Rs. 164387.00

15. Estimated Cost Analysis
Capacity Utilization (Rs. in í000)
SI.NO. Particulars
100% 60% 70% 80%

1. Fixed Cost 225.00 135.00 157.50 180.00

2. Variable Cost 761.00 456.60 532.70 180.00


3. Cost of Production 986.00 591.60 690.20 788.80

4. Projected Sales 1200.00 720.00 840.00 960.00

5. Gross Surplus 214.00 128.40 149.80 171.20

6. Expected Net Surplus 189.00 103.00 125.00 146.00

Note:

1. All figures mentioned above are only indicative and may vary from place to place.

2. If the investment on Building is replaced by Rental Premises–


(a) Total Cost of Project will be reduced.

(b) Profitability will be increased.

(c) Interest on Capital Expenditure will be reduced.

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