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WK 7 Marketing Budget

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Introduction

Jadeddreams is a company that focuses on Customized cereal bar treats. These bars are created for the people that love cereal products or entities that are always on the run and have no time to prepare or take the traditional breakfast. These bars are substitute products that are fit for the people working under pressure such that they have no time to settle as they are already occupied.

Company Overview

. It will serve all people, but to be more specific, it will be for women and children because there are different preferences and tastes. All those people who are always busy as they are undertaking their work and, in most case,, they do not have time sometimes to cook for their families, and they are forced to take these cereals in the bars.

The best location for this kind of company is at urban centres, whereby the majority of the people are busy with their work, and they do not have time to cook. In urban areas, it is where many people almost everybody is very busy with work, (Bchir, et al, 2018)

Most people see this kind of company as the people who have a high lifestyle and a good paying salary. I think it is just a myth because all people can buy this kind of cereal. After all, it has different tastes for each one of them. However, most people will be those with a high lifestyle and have some income since this food most of them sees it as a leisure food that is not to be eaten all the time, (Carvalho, et al, 2018).

For this, I can say that my esteemed customers will be those who are fun-seeking. This type of food is mostly eaten when people are going to have fun and not when they are going to work. For sensitive description, the commodity will be at a price that will be pocket friendly

The pre-operation Cost

These are the expenses that are incurred for the business stock

The item

The amount

License for trading

4000

The permit for trading

2500

Deposit for water

3000

Deposit for telephone

3000

Cost for Installation like the shelves

29000

The paint

4000

The long front table

6000

The furniture

18000

The transport

8000

Total pre-operation cost

77500

Working Capital

The working capital would be the funds that shall be used in day-to-day operations which will be estimated working capital

Item

2019

2020

2021

The food stock and others

70000

90000

100000

The debtors

120000

10000

8000

Cash at hand

40000

60000

50000

Cash at bank

120000

100000

150000

Total

242000

260000

308000

The projected profit and loss as at 31st Dec 2019

Item

January

Feb

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Flow in cash

Cash sales

Collection from debtors

Total cash in flow

350,000

16,000

366,000

420,000

10,000

430,000

570,000

5,000

575,00

6,000

4,000

604,000

620,000

11,000

631,000

650,000

8,000

658,000

680,000

7,000

687,000

710,000

8,000

718,000

805,000

5,000

810,000

851,000

6,000

857,00

890,000

4,000

894,000

922,000

6,000

928,000

Cash outflow

Cash purchase

Payment of creditors

Insurance

Postage

Telephone

Electricity

Water

Advertisement

Tax

Total cash outflow

Total cash for the month

10,000

1,000

1,200

700

600

800

500

240,000

5,000

133,800

216,200

150,000

3,000

1,500

800

700

400

600

26,000

7000

190,500

229,500

170,000

4,000

1,800

700

700

800

500

24,000

6,000

228,500

341,500

250,000

10,000

1,200

700

700

800

500

20,000

5,000

288,900

311,100

270,000

20,000

1,200

700

700

800

500

22,000

7,000

322,900

297,100

290,000

15,000

1,200

700

700

400

420

24,000

5,000

337,920

312,080

305,000

25,000

1,200

700

700

400

470

22,000

6,000

361,970

318,030

350,000

26,000

4,000

700

400

1,200

480

20,000

5,000

408,280

301,720

370,000

16,000

4,000

700

700

800

500

15,000

6,000

413,700

391,300

400,000

15,000

1,500

700

500

1,500

520

10,000

5,000

434,720

416,280

470,000

14,000

3,000

800

700

900

600

5,000

7000

502,000

388,000

500,000

13,000

3,000

800

700

900

600

0

3,000

522,000

400,000

The Proforma Income Statement

The Jadeddreams inputs Income Statement

Item

Year One (2019)

Year Two (2020)

Year Three (2021)

Sales

1,383,800

1,764,900

1,974,750

Cost of goods

583,800

934,400

1,074,500

Gross profit

800,000

830,500

900,250

Expenses

Expenses wages & salaries

292,000

294,000

303,000

Rent

12,000

12,000

12,000

Water

5,000

7,500

38,506,850

Telephone

3,600

3,200

12,525

Electricity

15,800

4,200

3,755

Advertisement

3,900

8,650

10,335

Stationery

121,000

5,350

4,360

Postage

8,700

9,000

9,245

Depreciation

10,300

16,275

16,000

Interest

18,000

9,225

18,000

Repairs

9,700

382,500

389,620

Total expenses

391,000

448,000

510,320

Net profit before tax

40,900

44,800

510,320

Tax 10%

40,900

403,200

459,297

Net profit after tax

368,100

The Proforma balance sheet

The proforma balance sheet for the first three years

"ITEM

YEAR 1(2019)

31/12/2019

YEAR 2 (2020)

31/12/2020

YEAR 3 (2021)

31/12/2021

CURRENT ASSETS

Debtors

85,000

90,000

70,000

Stock of unfinished goods

280,000

385,000

400,000

Total current assets

365,000

475,000

470,000

FIXED ASSETS

Machinery equipment

80,000

45,000

50,500

Accumulated depression

10,000

9,000

3,500

Vehicle(cost of transport)

20,000

15,000

8,000

Furniture and fittings

50,000

12,000

5,000

Depreciation

10,500

1,000

1,000

TOTAL FIXED ASSETS

170,500

84,000

68,000

TOTAL ASSETS

207,000

559,000

538,000

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Creditors

70,000

65,000

60,000

Tax

40,900

44,800

51,033

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

110,900

109,800

111,033

LONG-TERM LIABILITIES

Bank loan

50,000

149,000

168,000

Owners’ equity

46,100

400,000

258,967

TOTAL LONG TERM LIABILITIES

96,000

549,200

426,967

TOTAL LIABILITIES

207,000

559,000

538,000

“Gross profit=sales – total direct costs

Gross profit=1,383,800-583,800=800,000

:gross profit = 800,000

Gross profit margin = gross profit *100

Sales

Gross profit margin = 800,000*100%

1,383,800

= 57.81 %

Total expenses for one year = 291,000

Break-even – level = expenses * 100%

Gross profit margin

= 291,000 *100%

57.80%

= 503,379.20”

The desired financing

ITEM

AMOUNT

Pre-operation cost

79,000

Workng capital

242,000

Total desired financing

321,000

The proposed capitalizations

Owners contribution

300,000

Loan from bank

300,000

Total investment

600,000

The expected profitability ratio

“Gross profit margin = gross profit * 100

Sales

Year 2007 = 800,000 * 100%

1,383,800

= 47.06%

Year 2008 = 830,500 * 100%

1,764,900

= 45.95%

The return on equity

“Return on equity = net profit(after tax) * 100%

Owners equity

For year 2007 = 368,100 * 100%

300,000

For year 2008 = 403,200 * 100%

300,000

For year 2009 = 459,297 * 100 %

300,000

= 153.10%”

The return on investment

“Net profit (after tax)+ interest * 100%

Total investment

Year 2009 = 368,100 + 18,000 * 100 %

600,000

Year 2010= 403,200 + 16,275 * 100%

600,000

= 69.91%

Year 2011 = 459,297 + 16,000 * 100%

600,000

= 79.22%”

References

Bchir, B., Jean-François, T., Rabetafika, H. N., & Blecker, C. (2018). Effect of pear apple and date fibres incorporation on the physico-chemical, sensory, nutritional characteristics and the acceptability of cereal bars. Food Science and technology international24(3), 198-208.

Carvalho, V. S., & Conti‐Silva, A. C. (2018). Cereal bars produced with banana peel flour: evaluation of acceptability and sensory profile. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture98(1), 134-139.

Running Head: WK7 MARKETING

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WK 7 Marketing Budget

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Running Head: WK7 MARKETING

BUDGET 1

WK 7 Marketing Budget

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