Nothing Special   »   [go: up one dir, main page]
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 55 views

    Beauty Parlour Shop

    Uploaded by

    gdmurugan2k7
    This document provides details for starting a beauty parlour business, including a market analysis, cost breakdown, financial projections, and viability. Key points: 1. There is high market potential for beauty parlours as more people seek professional skin, hair, and beauty treatments. 2. The total estimated cost to start the business is Rs. 90,000, which will be financed through an Rs. 12,000 subsidy and Rs. 78,000 loan. 3. Annual sales are projected to be Rs. 3,57,250 with a net profit of Rs. 62,300 and high return on investment of 69.22%.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Beauty Parlour Shop

    Uploaded by

    gdmurugan2k7
    55 views4 pages
    This document provides details for starting a beauty parlour business, including a market analysis, cost breakdown, financial projections, and viability. Key points: 1. There is high market potential for beauty parlours as more people seek professional skin, hair, and beauty treatments. 2. The total estimated cost to start the business is Rs. 90,000, which will be financed through an Rs. 12,000 subsidy and Rs. 78,000 loan. 3. Annual sales are projected to be Rs. 3,57,250 with a net profit of Rs. 62,300 and high return on investment of 69.22%.

    Original Description:

    project profile

    Original Title

    beauty_parlour

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides details for starting a beauty parlour business, including a market analysis, cost breakdown, financial projections, and viability. Key points: 1. There is high market potential for beauty parlours as more people seek professional skin, hair, and beauty treatments. 2. The total estimated cost to start the business is Rs. 90,000, which will be financed through an Rs. 12,000 subsidy and Rs. 78,000 loan. 3. Annual sales are projected to be Rs. 3,57,250 with a net profit of Rs. 62,300 and high return on investment of 69.22%.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    55 views4 pages

    Beauty Parlour Shop

    Uploaded by

    gdmurugan2k7
    This document provides details for starting a beauty parlour business, including a market analysis, cost breakdown, financial projections, and viability. Key points: 1. There is high market potential for beauty parlours as more people seek professional skin, hair, and beauty treatments. 2. The total estimated cost to start the business is Rs. 90,000, which will be financed through an Rs. 12,000 subsidy and Rs. 78,000 loan. 3. Annual sales are projected to be Rs. 3,57,250 with a net profit of Rs. 62,300 and high return on investment of 69.22%.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 4

    BEAUTY PARLOUR SHOP

    1. Introduction

    Beauty is the gift of God and transmitted from one to the other generation. The beauty
    parlour shop is the need of every age group, of men, women and children. Keats defines
    the word beauty as "A thing of Beauty is joy for ever". Beauty parlour is a very
    important shop to make the people good looking by application of cosmetics, treatment of
    hair and nourishment of skin by various methods.

    2. Market potential

    From the ages past, people have used sandal wood oil, turmeric powder and milk etc. for
    the treatment of skin, but now people have become more educated, they need proper and
    professional treatment of skin, hairs, nails and tooths. Every man, woman and child
    wants to be beautiful. A good beauty parlour is required in every city, town and other
    places. The work of beauty parlour is a specific job for the beautification of men, women
    and children, setting of hairs, hair dye and removal of unwanted hair. Skin treatment is
    also a very important feature. Everybody wants glowing and wrinkle free and spotless
    skin. Due to this application, the job of beauticians has become very profit making.

    3. Technical details

    The job of a beauty parlour is a specialized one. It needs proper training and practice.

    4. Cost of project
    S. No. Items Total cost (in Rs.)
    1. Building: 10x15 sq ft On Rent
    2. Plant & Machinery (including installation) 27,000.00
    3. Misc. fixed assets 2,000.00
    4. Furniture & Fixture 10,000.00
    5. Preliminary & Preoperative expenses 500.00
    6. Contingencies including cost escalation 4,280.00
    7. Working capital 46,600.00
    TOTAL 90,380.00
    SAY 90,000.00
    5. Means of finance
    S. No. Items Total cost (in Rs.) %age
    1. Promoter's contribution - -
    2. M.M.L. - SCA 12,000.00 13.00
    3. NSTFDC – Term Loan 78,000.00 86.67
    TOTAL 90,000.00 100.00
    Note: The State Channelising Agencies shall arrange to provide subsidy to
    beneficiary(ies) as per norms of their Corporation. Further, SCAs may also make efforts
    to avail incentive/subsidy from other centrally sponsored schemes.

    6. Utilities
    S. No. Items Total cost (in Rs.)
    1. Power (1KW) 1,000.00
    2. Water 200.00
    TOTAL 1,200.00

    7. Manpower requirement
    S. No. Category No. Salary/Person/ Total
    Month (Rs.) (Rs./Month)
    1. Manager/ Supervisor 1 4,000.00 4,000.00
    2. Skilled worker 2 2,500.00 5,000.00
    3. Unskilled worker 1 1,500.00 1,500.00
    Perquisites @ 15% 1,575.00
    TOTAL 12,075.00

    8. Raw material requirement (per month)


    S. No. Items Quantity Unit Rate (in Rs.) Value (in Rs.)
    1. Hair Shampoo 5 litres 75 375.00
    2. Hair dye - - 1,000.00
    3. Face cream and lotion - - 2,000.00
    4. Hydrogen per oxide 2 litres 35 70.00
    5. Aceton 2 litres 40 80.00
    6. Hair removing wax 5 kg 90 450.00
    7. Hair spray 2 sets 75 150.00
    8. Hair gel 2 pack 200 400.00
    9. Perming lotion 2 pack 250 500.00
    10. Sponge cotton - - 500.00
    11. Towels assorted 5 Nos 25 125.00
    12. Surgical gloves 2 pairs 25 50.00
    13. Misc. Items - - 500.00
    TOTAL 6,200.00
    9. Working capital requirement
    S. No. Items Period (month) Amount (in Rs.)
    1. Raw materials 1 6,200.00
    2. Stores and spare 1 100.00
    3. Stock in use 3 19,000.00
    4. Receivables/ debtors 3 19,700.00
    5. Other current assets - 1,600.00
    TOTAL 46,600.00

    10. Project economics (Annual)


    A. Sales realization
    S. No. Items Quantity Rate (in Rs.) Value (in Rs.)
    1. Hair setting/ cutting 1800 25 45,000.00
    2. Removing of hair 1900 25 47,500.00
    3. Hair Dye 650 75 48,750.00
    4. Facial 1200 100 1,20,000.00
    5. Cleaning 1200 30 36,000.00
    6. Manicure and Pedicure 1200 50 60,000.00
    TOTAL 3,57,250.00

    B. Cost of operation

    S. No. Particulars Amount (in Rs.)


    (i) Raw material 74,400.00
    (ii) Stores & spares 1,200.00
    (iii) Utilities 14,400.00
    (iv) Salaries & wages 1,44,900.00
    (v) Rent 30,000.00
    (vi) Transportation/ Freight 3,000.00
    (vii) Conveyance & Traveling 2,400.00
    (viii) Administrative overheads 5,000.00
    (telephone, postage & stationery etc.)
    (ix) Selling expenses 2,400.00
    (including advertisement, commission and
    rebates)
    (x) Repair & maintenance 2,000.00
    (xi) Interest 5,400.00
    (xii) Miscellaneous 4,000.00
    Total cost of production 2,89,100.00
    C. Cash profit (A-C) 68,150.00
    D. Depreciation (@ 15% of fixed assets) 5,850.00
    E. Net Profit 62,300.00
    11. Viability indicators
    S. No. Particulars Amount
    1. Repayment per annum (period - 5 years) 18,000.00
    2. Return on investment 69.22%
    3. Debt Service Coverage Ratio 3.14

    Note:
     Raw material for Beauty Parlour is locally available from wholesaler.
     Undertaking credit can reduce working capital component of the project.
     More profit can be earned by increasing percentage of cost of raw materials
    purchased from the local market.

    12. Interest, moratorium & repayment period for beneficiaries

    (a) Interest : 6% p.a. on NSTFDC term loan

    (b) Moratorium period : 6 months from date of release of funds by


    SCA.

    (c) Repayment period : 5 years excluding moratorium period.

    13. General remarks

     The cost of plant & machinery has been taken on the basis of items manufactured
    by standard/ reputed suppliers having sound service network. The suppliers shall
    be preferably based in local areas or nearby states.

     Optimum working capital cycle has been taken for calculating the requirements.
    Raw material shall be procured from local areas.

     The cost of project will vary in different states and regions.

    It is assumed that the services have good demand, and the promoters have sound
    experience in the relevant fields.

    You might also like