Fantasy Land

 

 

Fantasy Land  A EP Project Report  Submitted in partial fulfillment the requirements for the of  Degree of Bachelor of Technology  Under Biju Patnaik University of Technology  By 

Sourabh Rath

Roll # CSE20051044

Shashi Agarwal

Roll # CSE200550349

Debasis Panigrahy

Roll # CSE200525084

Siddhartha Shankar Sahu

Roll# EIE200525176

March - 2009

Under the guidance of 

Mr. Jagannath Mohanty

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY PALUR HILLS, BERHAMPUR, ORISSA – 761008, INDIA

 

ABSTRACT Fantasy Fantas y Land is the pride of modern Cuttack, and can be called as the Disneyland of  the orient. Originally, it was an unused land which we planned to utilize it profitably.

Situat Sit uated ed near near the Silver Silver City City of Cuttac Cuttack, k, Fantas Fantasy y Land Land is undoub undoubted tedly ly the most most  popular amusement park in the metropolis. It has some spectacular games and rides and is remarkable for its sylvan surroundings. The park is indeed a source of pure and undiluted pleasure to both children and the adults. The Future group founded this amusement park in the southern part of India which draws a whopping 1.2 million  people every year. It covers a sprawling 30 acres of land. Apart from the amusement rides and games (which are more than a score), the park is also noted for its lush green ambience, hillocks, trimmed carpet of grassland and aqua-kingdom.

The management of this spectacular amusement park is very cautions in preserving its standard and embellishing it. Every year, there will be one new ride introduced in Fantasy Land. Some extremely popular rides that will establish here are Cable Car, Toy Train, Water-Chute, Water Coaster, Tilt-a-Whirl, Flying Saucer, Moon-raker, Pirate Ship etc. The special entrants in the list of rides viz., the River Cave ride, Water  Coaste Coa ster, r, Monora Monorail il Cruise Cruiserr etc. etc. These These rides rides are remark remarkabl ablee for their their novelt novelty y and innovative aspects.

Fantasy Land is a wonderful place for picnics or freaking out with kith and kin. It is a feast for the eyes of the nature lovers. There is an exquisite Rose Garden (yellow) and a large Food Park which sells mouth-watering North Indian, Bengali, South Indian and Chinese fast food. The nature lover would simply love to recline on the bed of  soft green grass and watch the clear and mackerel sky above.

Fantasy Land is also a favorite haunt for its corporate clients as they get immense opportunities to launch their products. The park is open from 10am to 9pm every day.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jagannat nath h We ex exp pres ess s our dee eep p se sen nse of gr grat atiitud ude e to Mr. Jagan Mohanty as ad advi viso sorr for for his his va valu luab able le gu guid idan ance ce an and d co cons nsta tant nt unfailing encouragement for completing this project report. Mudali, for his continued drive for Finally we thank Mr. Sangram Mudali, better quality in everything that happens at NIST. This report is a small contribution towards the greater goal.

Sourabh Rath Shashi Agarwal Debasis Panigrahy Siddhartha Shankar Sahu

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABSTRACT....................... .............................................. .............................................. ............................................. ............................................. ............................. ........... .....II

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ACKNOWLED GEMENT...................... ............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ...........II TABLE OF CONTENTS....................... .............................................. .............................................. ............................................ ........................... ........... .....III III 1. INTRODUC INTRODUCTION TION..................... ............................................ .............................................. ........................................ ....................... ............ ........... ........... ......... ...5 5 2. FEATURES IN “FANTASY “FANTASY LAND”....................... .............................................. ........................................... .......................... ........... ........ ...7 7 3. GENERAL GENERAL INFORMATION INFORMATION....................... .............................................. ............................................ ........................... ............ ............ ........... .....10 10 3.1 NAME OF THE ENTERPRENU ENTERPRENUR R.......................................................................... ..........................................................................10 10 3.2 PROPOSED PROJECT.............................................................................. ............................................................................................ ..............10 10 3.3 MAJOR PRODUCT PRODUCTS/SERVICES S/SERVICES........................................................................... ...........................................................................10 10 3.4 PROPOSED LOCATION ........................................................................................10 ........................................................................................10 3.5 TYPE OF ORGANISA ORGANISATION TION.................................................................................... ....................................................................................10 10

4. ENTREPRENEUR ENTREPRENEUR PROFILE....................... .............................................. .............................................. ................................. ................ .......... ....11 11 4.1 EDUCATI EDUCATIONAL ONAL QUALIFICA QUALIFICATION TION......................................................... ...................................................................... .............11 11 4.2 TECHNICAL SKILLS.............................................................................................. ..............................................................................................11 11 4.3 WORK EXPEREINC EXPEREINCE E ................................. ......................................................................... ............................................................ ....................12 12

5. TYPE OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES PRODUCTS/SERVICES...................... ............................................. .............................................. ................................. ............ ..14 14 5.1 TYPE OF THE PRODUCT................................................................. ...................................................................................... .....................14 14 5.2 PRODUCT/SERVICES PRODUCT/SERVICES DESCRIPTION (TYPE, QUALITY & USES ETC) ....14 .... 14 5.3 MAJOR CONSUMERS ............................................................................................ ............................................................................................14 14

6. MARKET MARKET POTENTIAL POTENTIAL...................... ............................................. .............................................. ..................................... .................... ............ .......... ....15 15 6.1 PRESENT DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF THE PRODUCT....................... ............................. .......... ....15 15 6.2 COMPETITION............................................. ..................................................................................... ............................................................ ....................15 15 6.3 TARGET CLIENTS/SE CLIENTS/SELECTED LECTED MARKET AREAS....................... ........................................ ................... ..15 15

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............................................................................................. .......................15 15 6.4 MARKET STRATEGY......................................................................

7. MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING PROCESS....................... .............................................. .............................................. ................................. ................ ......16 16 7.1 TECHNICAL KNOW HOW AVALA AVALABILITY BILITY....................................................... .......................................................16 16 7.2 STEP BY STEP DISCRIPTION OF THE MANUFACTURING..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .....16 16 7.3 PRODUCTION SCHEDULE................................... ......................................................................... ................................................. ...........16 16

8. DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED PROPOSED PROJECT PROJECT..................... .......................................... ........................... ............ ............ ........... .....17 17 8.1 LAND AND BUILDING............................................ ......................................................................................... ................................................ ...17 17 8.2 MACHINER MACHINERS/EQUIPMENTS S/EQUIPMENTS................................................................................. .................................................................................17 17 8.3 MISC. FIXED ASSETS............................................................................................. .............................................................................................19 19 8.4 PRELIMINARY AND PRE-OPERATIV PRE-OPERATIVE E EXPENSES...................... ...................................... ..................19 8.5 SALES REVENUE....................................... ................................................................................... .............................................................. ..................20 20 8.6 RAW MATERIAL (MONTHLY REQUIREMENT) ....... ............. ............. .............. .............. .............. ........... ....20 20 8.7 UTILITIES – MONTHLY........................................................................................ ........................................................................................20 20 8.8 MAN POWER (SALARIES/WAGES)- MONTHLY............................................................. .............................................................21 21 8.10 SELLING AND DISTRIBUTION EXPENSES- MONTHLY................................... ...................................22 22 8.11 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES- MONTHLY......................................................... .........................................................22 22 8.12 INTEREST- ANNUAL................................................................................................. .................................................................................................22 22 8.13 DEPRECIA DEPRECIATION TION.................................................................................. ..................................................................................................... ...................23 23

9. WORKING CAPITAL (ONE MONTH)/ONE CYCLE CYCLE...................... ............................... ............... ........... ........... ......24 24 10. TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECT..................... ............................................ .............................................. .................................. ...........25 25 11. MEANS MEANS OF FINANCE..................... ............................................ .............................................. ............................... .............. ............ ............ ........... .....26 26 12. PROFITABILITY PROJECTIONS....................... ............................................. ............................................. ................................. ..........27 27 13. CONCLUSI CONCLUSION ON..................... ............................................ .............................................. ........................................... .......................... ............ ............ ............ ......28 28

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1. INTRODUCTION Something that you are going to get acquainted in the following section is the most thrilling and entertaining business sector of Orissa with minimum competition. With the state going tech-crazy, need of entertainment is increasing tremendously. And Fantasy Land would satisfy the needs of all the big and small. Before starting this  project we took the survey of the Cuttack town and found out that 67% of the people can afford coming to the park every week and a whooping 92% is interested in the membership of the park. Again from the demand of our biggest competitor i.e. Nicco Park we got an idea that 37% of our customers would be from outside Cuttack and 11% of the customer lot will be from outside Orissa.

Pe Peop ople le from from Cutt Cuttac ack k ofte often n used used to move move to Bhub Bhuban anes eswa warr in th thee se sear arch ch of  entertainment which we found in the Nicco Park. This was what inspired all the four  of us to make a place in Cuttack itself that would help people relax and enjoy, especially at the weekends. Hence we set out to setup an entertainment unit at Cuttack  that would suffice the needs of rich and poor, old and young and of course the children.

Initially, at the beginning of the project we were a bit cautious about the quality of  entertainment that we will provide to the people who visit our park. This led us to consider each aspect of common man and what makes a common man happy. We incorporated small things for each sector of people that we could consider whether it was in terms of age or status. This guaranteed us that nothing in the park would be ab abus usin ing g or hu humi mili liat atin ing g for for th thee pe peop ople le who who vi visi sitt th there ere an and d a st stan anda dard rd fo form rm of  entertainment would be provided.

As we have already specified that our inspiration to make the park was from the high demand of entertainment and very low supply, hence our aim is to suffice the demand of entertainment not only in Cuttack but throughout the country. And our first step towards this aim is by building a park at Cuttack.

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Since we have already chalked c halked it out that our only competitor is Nicco Park, we found that the presence of Nicco Park will only affect 37% of the customers who are from outside Orissa. We expect that our customers from outside state would increase to approximately 27%.

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2. FEATURES IN “FANTASY LAND” Fantasy Fantas y Land is the pride of modern Cuttack, and can be called as the Disneyland of  the orient. Originally, it was an unused land which we planned to utilize it profitably.

Situated Situat ed at the heart of Silver Silver City in Cuttack, Cuttack, Fantasy Park is undoubted undoubtedly ly the most  popular amusement park in the metropolis. It has some spectacular games and rides and is remarkable for its sylvan surroundings. The park is indeed a source of pure and undiluted pleasure to both children and the adults. The Future group founded this amusement park in the southern part of India which draws a whopping 1.2 million  people every year. It covers a sprawling 30 acres of land. Apart from the amusement rides and games (which are more than a score).

The park is also noted for its: 

Lush green ambience



Hillocks



Trimmed carpet of grassland



Aqua-kingdom.

The management of this spectacular amusement park are very cautions in preserving its standard and embellishing it. Every year, there will be one new ride introduced in Fantasy Land.

Some extremely popular rides that will establish here are: 

Cable Car 



Toy Train



Water-Chute



Water Coaster 



Tilt-a-Whirl



Flying Saucer 



Moon-raker 



Pirate Ship 7

 

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Roller 

The special entrants in the list of rides: 

River Cave ride



Water Coaster 



Monorail Cruiser 

The free rides worth mentioning are: 

Paddle Boat



Pirate Ship



Aqua Cycle



Flying Saucer 



Derby



Lazy River  Toy Train



The River Cave Ride will take a rider through dense jungles, ancient reptiles which no longer exist, skeletons jumping out of cupboard etc. At times, a bemused rider may feel like diving into the river. In the Water-Coaster ride, a man has to reach an elevation by walking and then hurtle down in a few seconds.

Food Park : 

 North Indian



Bengali



South Indian



Chinese fast food

The nature lover would simply love to recline on the bed of soft green grass and watch the clear and mackerel sky above. Golden Park is a wonderful place for picnics or freaking out with kith and kin. It is a feast for the eyes of the nature lovers. There is an exquisite Rose Garden (yellow).

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Fantasy Land is also a favorite haunt for its corporate clients as they get immense opportunities to launch their products. The park is open from 10am to 12 midnight everyday.

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3. GENERAL INFORMATION INFORMATION 3.1 NAME OF THE ENTERPRENUR

Mr. Sourabh Rath Ms. Shashi Agarwal Mr. Debasis Panigrahy Mr. Siddhartha Shankar Sahu

3.2 PROPOSED PROJECT Fantasy Land

3.3 MAJOR PRODUCTS/SERVICES 

Lawn Sitting



Boating



Playing facilities



Cafe



Phone Booth



Flowers Horticultur Horticulture e

3.4 PROPOSED LOCATION Mongoli, which is around 15 k.m from Cuttack 

3.5 TYPE OF ORGANISATIO ORGANISATION N Private Organisation 10

 

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4. ENTREPRENEUR PROFILE 4.1 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION Sourabh Rath-----------------------Rath---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------B.tech.----B.tech.from NIST in

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Shashi Agarwal -------------------------------------------------------------B.tech.-------------------------------------------------------------B.tech.from NIST in Department of Co Computer mputer Science & Engineering Debasis Panigrahy------------Panigrahy------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------B.tech.------B.tech.from NIST in Departm Department ent of Comp Computer uter Science & Engineering Siddhartha Shankar Sahu---------------------------Sahu------------------------------------------------B.tech.--------------------B.tech.from NIST in Departm Department ent of Electro Electronics nics & Instr Instrumentation umentation Engineering

4.2 TECHNICAL SKILLS Sourabh Rath : 

Programming Skills : C, C++, Java, Jsp, JavaScript, VBScript, HTML, XML, ASP

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Soft Skills : English



Database : Oracle, MsAccess

Shashi Agarwal : 

Programming Skills : C, C++, Java, Jsp, JavaScript, VBScript, HTML, XML, ASP and Servlet

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Soft Skills : English



Database : Oracle, MsAccess

Debasis Panigrahy : 

Programming Skills : C, C++, Java, JavaScript, VBScript, HTML, XML, ASP

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Soft Skills : English.



Database : Oracle, MsAccess

Siddhartha Shankar Sahu : 

Programming Skills : C, C++, Java, JavaScript, VBScript, HTML, XML, ASP

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Soft Skills : English



Database : Oracle, MsAccess  

4.3 WORK EXPEREINCE Sourabh Rath : 

Worked as salesperson for a business company for 1 year.

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Worked as Student Instructor for 1 month at NIST.

Shashi Agarwal : 

Worked as salesperson for a business company for 3 months.

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Worked as Student Instructor for 6 months at NIST.

Debasis Panigrahy : 

Worked as salesperson for a business company for 6 months.



Worked as Student Instructor for 4 months for a private tutorial.

Siddhartha Shankar Sahu : 12

 

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Worked as salesperson for a business company for 6 months.

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Worked as Student Instructor for 2 months for a private tutorial.

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5. TYPE OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES 5.1 TYPE OF THE PRODUCT Service

5.2 PRODUCT/SERVICES DESCRIPTION (TYPE, QUALITY & USES ETC) Type: Entertainment Quality: High Quality Uses: Better Health + Better Environment + Entertainment = Better Society

5.3 MAJOR CONSUMERS Public, especially the Famili Families. es.

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6. MARKET POTENTIAL 6.1 PRESENT DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF THE PRODUCT Demand: High Supply: Low

6.2 COMPETITION COMPETITION  No Competitors

6.3 TARGET CLIENTS/SELECTED MARKET AREAS Public from Cuttack, Bhubaneswar and neighboring places.

6.4 MARKET STRATEGY  

Pamphlet Distribution



Advertisement over Television and Newspapers



Sky Banners



Public Announcements

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7. MANUFACTURING PROCESS 7.1 TECHNICAL KNOW HOW AVALABILITY  Mechanical Engineer from Burla : Mr. Lalit Panigrahy

7.2 STEP BY STEP DISCRIPTION OF THE MANUFACTURING 

Selection of site for the park



Plan for the architecture of the park



Construction of the park



Plantations



Buy the Machineries



Installation of different machines

7.3 PRODUCTION SCHEDULE 

  NO. OF WORKING DAYS PER ANNUM



 NO. OF WORKING SHIFTS(8HRS) PER DAY –  •

Garden: 8 AM AM to 9 PM

•

Entertainment: 10AM to 9 PM.

16

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INSTALLED CAPACITY(ANNUAL)

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UTILIZED CAPACITY (%) •

1ST YEAR:50 %

•

2 ND YEAR:

62 %

•

3RD YEAR:

74 %

•

4TH YEAR:

81%

•

5TH YEAR:

94%

- 500 people

8. DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT 8.1 LAND AND BUILDING Sr. No.

Particular

Area Required

Total Value

Remarks

1.

Land

60 acres

80,00,000

Lease

2.

Control Building Restaurant

2000 sq ft

8,00,000

Own

5000 sq ft

1,00,00,000

Own

3.

Tota To tal: l: 1, 1,88 88,0 ,00, 0,0 000

8.2 MACHINERS/EQUIPMENTS MACHINERS/EQUIPMENTS

1

Toy Train

1

Rate (Rs) 10,00,000

2

Cable car

3

3,66,130

Sr. No.

Description

Nos. Required

17

Total Value 10,00,000 10,98,390

 

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3

Water Chute

1

7,55,000

7,55,000

4

Water Coaster

1

12,90,000

12,90,000

5

Tilt a whirl

1

11,75,000

11,75,000

6

Flying Saucer

5

2,50,000

12,50,000

7

Moon Raker

1

4,00,000

4,00,000

8

Pirate Ship

1

3,00,000

3,00,000

9

Monorail Cruiser

1

9,50,000

9,50,000

10

Children Horse Riding

1

1,90,000

1,90,000

11

River Cave Ride

1

6,00,000

6,00,000

12

Paddle Boat

10

55,000

5,50,000

13

Aqua Cycle

10

47,000

4,70,000

14

Derby

1

3,00,000

3,00,000

15

Lazy River

10

50,000

5,00,000

Total:

1,08,28,390

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8.3 MISC. FIXED ASSETS

Café chairs

 Nos. Required 330

Rate (Rs.) 265

2

Café tables

50

1080

3

Office equipment, furniture Refrigerator

2

1,50,000

3,00,000

4

1,00,000

4,00,000

5

10,000

32 30 100 2 1

850 270 135 1,00,000 20,00,000

7

Aqua guard drinking water cooler   Electrical Equipments Fans Halogen Lights Tube Lights Power House Central Air  Conditioner  Phone Booth

2

1000

8

Miscellaneous

1

5,00,000

5,00,000

Total:

35,91,100

Sr.  No. 1

4 5 6

Particulars

Total Value 36,300 54,000

50,000

27,200 8,100 13,500 2,00,000 20,00,000 2000

8.4 PRELIMINARY AND PRE-OPERATIVE EXPENSES Sr. No.

Particulars

Amount(Rs.)

1.

Interest during implementation

2,00,000

2.

Establishment expenses

50,000

3.

Start-up expenses

25,000

4.

Inauguration Ceremony

5.

Postal expenses

2,000

6.

Stamp and duties (court)

2000

10,00,000

Total

12,79,000

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8.5 SALES REVENUE Year

Item(s)

People/Year

2009

Membership Fees

12,000 people

Rate per   unit(Rs.) 1000

2009

3,65,000 People

200

7,30,00,000

2009

Enter erttainment Fees Food Tokens

2,65,000 People

60

1,59,00,000

2009

Parking Tokens

1,00,000 People

20

20,00,000

Total:

Sales Realization(Rs.) 1,20,00,000

10,29,00,000

8.6 RAW MATERIAL (MONTHLY REQUIREMENT) REQUIREMENT) Sr. No.

Item(s)

 Food Stuffs Cold drinks Snacks Tiffin

1.

Quantity

Rate(Rs.)

40,000 50,000 25,000

11 10 20 Total

Total Value(Rs.) 4,40,000 5,00,000 5,00,000 14,40,000

8.7 UTILITIES – MONTHLY  Sr.No. 1.

Particulars Power/Electricity

2.

Water

3.

Oil

4.

Any other item

Expenditure 50,000 36,000

Essential

3,00,000

Essential

30,000

Total

4,16,000

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8.8 MAN POWER (Salaries/Wages)- Monthly Serial  No. 1

Pa Part rtic icul ular arss

Numb Number erss 2

Wage Wages/ s/Sa Sala lari ries es pe per  r  Month (Rs) 18,000

Monthly Expenses 36,000

2

Shift manager  Skill worker

40

8,000

3,20,000

3

Semi skilled

45

4000

1,40,000

4

Unskilled

50

3000

1,50,000

Total

6,46,000

Annual = 12 x 646000 = 77,52,000

8.9 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE- Monthly

Sr.No.

Particulars

Amount(Rs.)

1

Lubricant

25,000

2

Electrical repair

10,000

3

Mechanical repair

20,000

4

Others

8,000

Total

63,000

Annual = 12 x 63000 = 7,56,000

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8.10 SELLING AND DISTRIBUTION DISTRIBUTION EXPENSESMonthly Sr.No.

Particulars

Amount(Rs.)

1.

Publicity Expenses

10000

2.

Misc.

4000 Total:

Remarks

14000

Annual = 12 x 14000 = 1,68,000

8.11 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES- Monthly Sr.No.

Particulars

Amount(Rs.)

1.

Stationary & Printing

5000

2.

Post/Telephone/Fax

4000

3.

Guest Entertainment Expenses

15,000

4.

Misc.

5,000 Total:

Remarks

29,000

Annual = 12 x 29000 = 3,48,000

8.12 INTEREST- Annual Loan Amount(Rs.)

Interest(Rs.)

22

Installment(Rs.)

Balance(Rs.)

 

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4,39,59,136

43,95,914

1,00,00,000

3,83,55,050

3,83,55,050

38,35,505

1,50,00,000

2,71,90,555

2,71,90,555

27,19,056

1,80,00,000

1,19,09,611

1,19,09,611

11,90,961

1,31,00,572

Nil

8.13 DEPRECIATION Sr. No.

Type of Asset

Cost of Asset

Depreciation

Amount

(WDV) 1.

Buildings

1,08,00,000

33%

35,64,000

2.

Plant & Machinery

1,08,28,390

8%

8,66,271

3.

Moulds & Equipments

35,91,100

15%

5,38,665

Total:

49,68,936

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9. WORKING CAPITAL (one month)/One Cycle Sr.No.

Item

Rs .

1.

Raw-Material

14,40,000

2.

Salary/Labour

6,46,000

3.

Administrative expenses

29,000

4.

Repairs and Maintenance expenses

63,000

5.

Selling and distribution expenses

14,000

6.

Utilities

4,16,000

Total

26,08,000

Annual = 26,08,000 x 12 = 3,12,96,000

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10. TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECT Sr.No

Particulars

Total Value(Rs.)

1.

Fixed Capital

2,96,28,390

2.

Working Capital(One Cycle)

3,12,96,000

3.

Preliminary and pre-operative exp.

4.

Cost escalation & Contingencies Total:

12,79,000 Nil 6,22,03,390

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11. MEANS OF FINANCE Sr.No.

Particulars

Percentage of Loan

Amount(Rs.)

1.

Own Investment

29.33%

1,82,44,254

2.

Term Loan

70.67%

4,39,59,136

Total:

6,22,03,390

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12. PROFITABILITY PROFITABILITY PROJECTIONS Sr.No.

Particulars

Amount(Rs.)

1.

Annual Sale Realization

2.

Cost o off Ma Manufacturing/Servicing

A

Annual Working Capital

3,12,96,000

Actual fixed cost annual

2,96,28,390

B

Annual Interest on Loan

30,35,359

C

Annual Depreciation

49,68,936

3.

10,29,00,000

Total:

6,89,28,685

Gross Profit/Loss(1-2)

3,39,71,315

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13. CONCLUSION In Init itia iall lly y wh when en we be begu gun n th this is pr proj ojec ectt we star starte ted d it as a so soci cial al enterp ent erpri rise se but lat later er on fro from m our pr predi edicti ctions ons and pr proje ojecti ctions ons we found out that the fantasy land in originality is a fantasy mine as it gives a gross profit of 50% in first year itself. The basic purpose behi be hind nd this this pr proj ojec ectt wa was s to give give the the pe peop ople le a pl plac ace e to en ente tert rtai ain n themselves and by far our purpose seems to be fulfilled. Rich or Poor and Old or Young can come and enjoy their mornings, evenings and weekends in our park. We pledge to maintain and develop the level of services provided now and in future. As this park provides us with the investments that are required to build new parks we are plan planni ning ng to bu buil ild d ne new w pa park rks s in diff differ eren entt ci citi ties es thro throug ugho hout ut the the country. If we look at the park as a business application then from our predictions we see it as a wonderful way of investing money.

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