Contoh Final Project Presentation dalam

BSEM Program

Bedugul Green Fresh Mart
By:
Umi Nur Cholifah
&
Sri Weni

Executive Summary of BGFM
Vision:
1) To be a vegetable supplier and determined to develop a
business in systematic and planned into a formidable company
and position themselves strategically in the business of trade
and production in agriculture.
2) Raised the value of selling local farm produce International.
3) Being a major supplier of vegetables to Denpasar area, Kuta,
and Nusa Dua.

Mission:
1) Strive to increase the quality of service and production to match the high
standards that can fulfill consumer demand.

2) Continually improve guidance to customers in order as business partner.
3) And expanding network of infinite market.
Objective:
1) Management based on the principles of efficient and effective, so as top and a
high income to develop the business and improve the welfare of employees.
2) Improve the quality of human resources in accordance with the culture and the
culture of the company, so it can deliver a high work ethic and sense of creative.
Goals:
1) Government programs to help create a healthy society by providing fresh
vegetables and hygienic.
2) Provide our customers with high quality product and excellent service at the
reasonable price.
3) We maintain quality and product quality.

Project Background
The Meaning of this name is supplied we
started this business from Bedugul area as the
Largest vegetables producting in Bali which
become the main supplier of vegetables at the
same time supporting us.



The Green Fresh Mart has the intention that we
are the supplier of fresh vegetables.


Our project will be located at Bay Pass Ngurah
Rai Street, Sumbatan Kendal No.18x Denpasar,
Bali, Indonesia.


Management Feasibility
BGFM apply the Six Sigma System to support running the
business.
DMAIC:(Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, & Control)
There are three major groups in which each held by our
members:
1.

Sri Weni: Responsible in the division of Define and Measure

system.

2.

Umi Nur Cholifah: Responsible in the division of Analyze
system and Improve.

3.

Sri Weni: For Control system.

Marketing Feasibility


We will give examples for free as a way to
promote our products to consumers in addition
to promoting products through the current
growing media .




We will also continue to maintain good
relationships and communicate with all
consumers.



We noticed is that will attempt delivery of
products to consumers in order to quickly and
no defects.



Our marketing system that will be run to start
our business is after wards will start from
explaining the products.

Production Feasibility
Our products which we seek is the result of a
local farm where the farmer is still relatively little

use of modern methods.


The advantages of our products is to be the sole
supplier of organic vegetables


Financing and Financial Feasibility
Total of our Capital is HK$ 450,000.00
Share of Capital

33.00%

67.00%

Social & Economic Feasibility
With a concept~~~~Corporate Social
Resposibility.
As a company we have a responsibility to the
various forms of the entire user interests

include consumers, employees, shareholders,
communities and the environment in all
aspects of company operations that Include :
Social, economic, and environment.
(wikipedia.co.id)

SWOT Analysis
STRENGTH:
1. Organic vegetables have a sweeter
taste compared to non-organic
vegetables.
2. Organic vegetables have a higher sale
value (more expensive) compared to
non-organic.
3. Can be a source of food that is safe
and nutritious as it contains no toxins to
be able to improve public health.
4. Organic vegetables containing
Vitamin C, Potassium, and higher Beta
Carotene.


OPPORTUNITIES:
1. Has a very good prospect because it can
support capital from foreign investors.
2. Eventually the whole world will drive
the economy into the concept of the Green
Economy as a concept that will support
sustainable development. ( Consept
Economy , Davit Darmawan, 2009)

WEAKNESSES:
1. Organic vegetables look less attractive,
such as smaller size and the leaves with
holes.
2. Prices are quite expensive
3. Results products organic vegetables is
lower than in conventional vegetables.

THREAT:
1. Low organic vegetable production

makes little supply shortage.
2. Constraint is the least fertile land area.
3. Products of high quality and has a
market segment, the top layer of society.
4. Prices are set much higher than
conventional agricultural products.
5. Companies can not charge a higher price
compared to competitors..

SWOT Position
SWOT Position is in
Quadrant I it is mean
strategy of our
company available to
I use for marketing are
Aggressive Strategy.

y (Opportunity)

IV

4,5

3,5

X(Weakness)

III

x(Strength)

II

y(Threat)

Planning Phase Strategy

SWOT Analysis of Main Competitor

Strength
1. Popularly

2. Brand
Awareness
3. Large Offer
4. Good Packing
5. Good Quality
6. Many of
cooperation
network

Weakness
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Expensive
Location
Expedition
Service

Only seal at
retail prices

Rating ( Scale=1-5; 1- Poor, 5Excellent

Weight
Attribute

Must total
BGFM
100%

RFT

BOA

BROF

WM

Customer Awareness

20%

4,0

4,0

5,0

3,0

3,0

Product Quality

40%

5,0

3,0

5,0

3,0

3,0

Product Availability

25%

4,0

4,0

5,0

4,0

3,0

Technical Assistance

5%

3,0

4,0

4,0

3,0

1,0

Selling Staff

10%

4,0

4,0

4,0

2,5

2,0

Total

100%

20,0

19,0

23

18,5

12,0

4

3,8

4,6

3,7

2,4

Score Average

Competitive Advantage
Service
Quality Product
Promotion
Efford able Price
Large selection of product

Brand Positioning Chart
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Quality

Design

Bedugul Green FreshMart
Bali Rungu Organic Farm

Price

Service

Rumah Fair Trade
Wet Market

Warrant

Credibility

Bali Organic Assosiation

Distribution Flow

Distribution Channel
Supermarket
Hospital
Restaurant
Hotel

• Carrefour Bali
• Makro Bali
• Surya Husada Hospital
• Balimed hospital
• gateway of India Authentic Indian Food
• Harmony Vegetarian
• The Oberoi

• The Royal Beach Seminyak
• Devine Earth Bali

Our Product

Product Benefit


Organic Produce contains fewer pesticides



Organic food is often fresher.



Organic farming is better for the environment.



Organically raised animals are not given antibiotics,
growth harmonic, or fed animal by products.



Organic produce may also increase the body’s
immunity and prevent the growth of cancer cells.

Capital and Contribution
No

Category

Total(HK$)

1 Building and Transportation

208,195

2 Machine & Equipment

18,720

3 Other civil work

16,145

4 Pre Operating Expenses

206,940

Total Project Cost

450,000

No

Category

Debit(equity)

Contribution
%

1

Umi Nur Cholifah

160,000

53

2

Sri Weni

140,000

47

Total

300,000

100

Capital and Loan

Category

Percentage

Amount

Share/ Capital

67

300,000

Loan

33

150,000

Total Capital And Loan

100

450,000

Machine and Equipment
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Machine & Equipment
Packing Press Machine
Labeling Machine
Numbering/Code
Calculator
Packing Box
Refrigerator
Basket
Knife
Scissors
Cutter
Table
Scales
Air Condition
Total

Price(H
Unit
K$)
2,000 1
500 2
350 2
70 2
90 9
5,500 1
50 9
10 4
10 4
10 4
750 2
1,000 2
4,500 1

Total
(HK$)
2,000
1,000
700
140
810
5,500
450
40
40
40
1,500
2,000
4,500
18,720

Materials
Spinach
Green Cabbage
Kale
Cucumber
Salary
Cassava Leaves
Bitter Cucumber
Cabbage
Bok Choy
Beans

Price
(HK$)
$20 x20 kg
$21 x 30 kg
$10 x 25 kg
$20 x 20 kg
$16 x 10 kg
$18 x 15 kg
$8 x 13 kg
$8 x 20 kg
$15 x 15 kg
$8 x 15 kg

Plastic Wrapping
12 Rubber Band
13 Plastic Bag
14 Other

$10 x 1 Roll
$10
$10 x 1 Pack
$100

No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

Items

Total Materials

Daily
Monthly
(HK$)
(HK$)
400
12,000
630
18,900
250
7,500
400
12,000
160
4,800
270
8,100
104
3,120
160
4,800
225
6,750
120
3,600
10
10
10
100

Yearly
(HK$)
144,000
226,800
90,000
144,000
57,600
97,200
37,440
57,600
81,000
43,200

300
300
300
3,000

3,600
3,600
3,600
36,000

85,470

1,025,640

Direct & Indirect Labour Salary
Head Production & QC
PPC & Designer Product
Sales
Expedition
Workers @750 x 4

Person in
Charge
1
1
1
1
4

Total Direct Labor Salary

8

No
1
2
3
4
5

No

Category

Category

Monthly
(HK$)
1,000
1,000
792
792
3,000

Yearly
(HK$)
12,000
12,000
9,500
9,500
36,000

6,600

79,000

Monthly

Yearly

1 General Manager

3,000

36,000

2 Production & HRD Manager

2,000

24,000

3 Marketing & Financial Manager

2,000

24,000

Total Indirect Labor Salary

7,000

84,000

Office Depreciation
No

Category

Unit

Price Cost Expected Depreciation
(HK$) (HK$)
Life
(HK$)

1 Computer

3

3,200

9600

5

1,123

2 Photo Copy

1

350

350

5

41

3 Type Writer

1

450

450

5

53

4 Telephone

1

425

425

7

50

5 Table

3

1,000

3000

7

351

6 Chair

9

100

900

5

105

7 Locker

1

850

850

7

100

8 Water Dispenser

1

350

350

3

41

9 Rabbis Bin

1

70

70

3

8

3

50

150

5

18

10 Calculator
Total

16,145

1,890

Factory Depreciation
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Machine
&Equipment
Packing Press
Machine
Labeling
Numbering
Machine
Calculator
Packing Box
Refrigerator
Backed
Knifes
scissors
Cutter
Tables
Scales
Air condition
Total

Price
(HK$)

Unit

Total
(HK)

Expected
Life

Depreciation
(HK$)

1,500

1

1,500

5

176

175

2

350

5

41

175

2

350

5

41

50
40
2,000
75
10
10
10
100
450
1,500

2
9
1
9
4
4
4
2
2
1

100
360
2,000
675
40
40
40
200
900
1,500
8,055

5
2
7
2
5
5
2
7
5
5

12
42
234
79
5
5
5
23
105
176
944

Projected Sales
Kg

Price
(HK$)

Daily
(HK$)

1 Spinach

18

35

630

18,900

266,800

2 Green Cabbage

28

36

1,008

30,240

362,880

3 Kale

18

18

324

9,720

116,640

4 Cucumber

10

35

350

10,500

126,000

5 Salary

13

30

390

11,700

140,400

6 Cassava Leaves

18

32

576

17,280

207,360

7 Bitter Cucumber

13

18

234

7,020

84,240

8 Broccoli

18

18

324

9,720

116,640

9 Bok Choy

12

25

300

9,000

108,000

10 Beans

13

18

234

7,020

84,240

Total

161

265

4,370

131,100

1,573,200

No

Items

Monthly
(HK$)

Yearly
(HK$)

Amortization & Operating Expenses


Amortization

Year
0
1
2
3
4
5


Loan

Interest
Expense

150,000
127,680
102,012
72,494
38,548
0

0
22,500
19,152
15,302
10,874
5,782

Payment of
Principle Loan
0
22,320
25,668
29,518
33,946
39,038

Total
Amortization

Monthly(HK$)

Yearly(HK$)

0
44,820
44,820
44,820
44,820
44,820

Operating Expenses
Items

Salaries (Indirect Labor )
Rent
Utilities
Telephone
Promotion
Depreciation
Insurance
Office Supplies
Total Supplies

7,000
1,500
300
500
500
250
250
10,300

84,000
18,000
3,600
6,000
6,000
1,890
3,000
3,000
125,490

Factory Overhead & Pre Operation
Expenses


Factory Overhead
Items

Water
Maintenance
Electricity
Depreciation Machine &
Equipment
Total


Monthly(HK$
)
300
350
450
1,100

Yearly(HK$)
3,600
4,200
5,400
944
14,144

Pre Operating Expenses
Category
Materials
Salary Direct Labor
Factory Overhead Cost
Operation Cost
Total Pre Operation Expenses

Monthly(HK$)
85,470
6,600
1,100
10,300
103,470

Cash Flow for Pre Operating
Expenses
Month

1

Cash In
Cash out

2

3

4

5

165,660 165,660 165,660

165,660

103,470 103,470 103,470 103,470

103,470

Net Cash

-103,470

62,190

62,190

62,190

62,190

Cumulative Cash

-103,470 -41,280

20,910

83,100

145,290

Cost of Good Sold
Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Purchase, January

1,025,640

1,076,922

1,130,768

1,187,306

1,246,671

Total Available for Uses

1,025,640

1,076,922

1,130,768

1,187,306

1,246,671

51,282

53,846

56,538

59,365

1,025,640
79,000
14,144

1,025,640
82,950
14,851

1,076,922
87,096
15,594

1,130,768
91,451
16,374

1,187,306
96,024
17,193

1,118,784

1,123,441

1,179,612

1,238,593

1,300,523

55,939

56,172

58,981

61,930

1,179,380

1,235,780

1,297,574

1,362,453

55,939

58,969

61,789

64,879

1,123,441

1,176,811

1,235,785

1,297,574

55,939

56,172

58,841

61,789

Direct Material Used

Less: Material Inventory
Direct Material Used
Direct Labor
Factory Overhead
Total
Manufacturing Cost
Add: Work In Process,
January
Cost of Goods Put Into
Process
Less: Work In Process,
December
Cost of Goods
Manufacturing
Add: Finish Goods,
January

1,118,784

1,118,784

Total Goods Available
for Sale
Less: Finish Goods,

1,118,784

1,179,380
55,939

1,232,987
58,969

1,294,626
61,649

1,359,363
64,731

Cost of Goods Sold

1,118,784

1,123,441

1,174,018

1,232,977

1,294,632

Projected Income Statement
Projected Sales
Less: Cost Goods Sold
Gross Profit

Year 1
1,573,200
1,118,784

Year 2
1,651,860
1,123,441

Year 3
1,734,453
1,174,018

Year 4
1,821,176
1,232,977

Year 5
1,912,235
1,294,632

454,416

528,419

560,435

588,199

617,603

Operating Expenses
Salaries (Indirect
Labor)
Rent
Utilities
Telephone
Promotion
Depreciation
Insurance
Office Supplies
Interest Rate
Total Operating
Expenses

84,000
18,000
3,600
6,000
6,000
1,890
3,000
3,000
22,500

92,400
19,800
3,960
6,600
6,600
2,079
3,300
3,300
19,152

101,640
21,780
4,356
7,260
7,260
2,287
3,630
3,630
15,302

111,804
23,958
4,792
7,986
7,986
2,516
3,993
3,993
10,874

122,984
26,354
5,271
8,785
8,785
2,768
4,392
4,392
5,782

147,990

157,191

167,145

177,902

189,514

Net Profit Before Tax
Tax (5%)

306,426
15,321

371,228
18,561

393,290
19,665

410,290
20,515

428,089
21,405

Net Profit

291,105

352,667

373,625

389,782

406,684

Return On Sales
Return On Investment
Gross Profit Margin

18%
65%
29%

21%
78%
32%

22%
83%
32%

22%
87%
32%

21%
90%
32%

Net Profit Chart
Net Profit
352,667

373,625

389,782

406,684

291,105

1

2

3

4

5

Cash Flows
Year 0
In Flow
Loan
Capital

Year 1

Year2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

293,939
293,939

355,737
355,737

376,953
376,953

393,391
393,391

410,600
410,600

22,320

25,668

29,518

33,946

39,038

150,000
300,000

Net Profit+ Depreciation
Total In flow
Out Flow

450,000

Building &Transport

208,195

Machine & Equipment
Other Civil Work
Payment of Principle
Loan

18,720
16,145

Pre Operating Expenses
Total Out Flow

206,940
450,000

22,320

25,668

29,518

33,946

39,038

Net Cash In Flow-Out
Flow

0

271,619

330,069

347,435

359,445

371,562

Cash Balance Beginning

0

271,619

601,688

949,123 1,308,568

Cash Balance End

0

271,619

601,688

949,123

1,308,568 1,680,130

271,619

330,069

347,435
336,026
9 Months

Annual Cash Flow
Average Cash Flow
Pay Back Period

359,445

371,562

Break Event Point
Year 1
Sales
Fixed Cost
Variable Cost
Contribution Margin
Ratio

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5
1,912,23
5

1,573,200

1,651,860

1,734,453

1,821,176

103,470

113,817

125,199

133,719

1,118,784

1,123,441

1,174,018

1,232,977

147,491
1,294,63
2

0.3

0.3

0.3

0.3

0.3

BEP-Sales

344,900

379,390

417,330

445,730

491,637

BEP-Units

1,302

1,434

1,575

1,682

1,855

Percentage Projection of Sales
Product Code
BY
SW
CC
TM
S1
DS
PR
BK
BC
BE
Total

Daily Kg

Percentage

18
28
18
10
13
18
13
18
12
13
161

11%
18%
11%
6.5%
8%
11%
8%
11%
7.5%
8%
100%

BEP – Unit Each Product
Product Code

Year 1

Year 2 Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

BY

144

158

174

185

204

SW

235

259

284

303

334

CC

144

158

174

185

204

TM

86

87

102

110

121

S1

105

116

125

134

148

DS

144

158

174

185

204

PR

86

116

125

134

148

BK

144

158

174

185

204

BC

989

108

118

127

140

BE

105

116

125

134

148

1,302

1,434

1,575

1,682

1,855

Total

Balance Sheet
Year 1
Current Assets
Cash
Account Receivable
Material Inventory
WIP Inventory

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

271,619
-

601,688
51,282
55,935

949,123
53,846
58,969

1,308,568
56,538
61,789

1,680,130
59,365
64,879

Finish Goods Inventory
Total Current Asset
Non Current Asset

271,619

55,935
764,840

58,969
1,120,907

61,789
1,488,684

64,731
1,869,105

Building & Transport

208,195

208,195

208,195

208,195

208,195

Machine & Equipment
Other Civil Work
Less: Accumulated
Depreciation

18,720
16,145

18,720
16,145

18,720
16,145

18,720
16,145

18,720
16,145

2,834

3,070

3,328

3,609

3,916

Total Non Current Asset
Total Asset
Liabilities
Account Payable
Total Liabilities
Capital
Capital Beginning
Net Income
Capital at the end of the
year

245,894
517,513

246,130
1,010,970

246,388
1,367,295

246,669
1,735,353

246,976
2,116,081

127,680
127,680

102,012
102,012

72,494
72,494

38,548
38,548

-

98,728
291,105

556,291
352,667

921,176
373,625

1,307,023
389,782

1,709,941
406,680

389,833

908,958

1,294,801

1,696,805

2,116,621

Total Liabilities & Capital

517,513

1,010,970

1,367,295

1,735,353

2,116,621

Pay Back Period & Internal Rate in
Return


Pay Back Period
Out
Flow

Year



In Flow
Net Profit

Depreciation

Net Cash
Flow
(NCF)

Cumulative
Net Cash Flow

0

450,000

1

22,320

291,105

2,834

271,619

-178,381

2

25,668

351,667

3,070

330,069

151,688

3

29,518

373,625

3,328

347,435

499,123

4

33,946

389,782

3,609

359,445

858,568

5

39,038

406,684

3,916

371,562

1,230,130

0  

-450,000  

Internal Rate in Return.
Out
Flow

Year
0
1
2
3
4
5

450000  
22320
25668
29518
33946
39038

In Flow
Net Profit
291105
352667
373625
389782
406684

Depreciation
 

2834
3070
3328
3609
3916

Net Cash
Flow
(NCF)

Discount
Cash Flow
18%

30%

(450000) (450000) (450000)
271619
230186
209147
330069
237650
194741
347435
211935
159820
359445
186911
125806
371562
163487
100322
Total
580169
339836

Net Present Value & Profitability/Benefit
Cost Ratio


Net Present Value
Year

Net Cash Flow

Factor of PV

Present Value

1

271619

0.833

226259

2

330069

0.694

229068

3

347435

0.579

201165

4

359445

0.482

173253

5

371562

0.402

147368

NPV

977113



Profitability Index/Benefit Cost Ratio
NPV

: 977,113

Total Project: 450,000
PI

: 2,17

Analyze

Project Feasible

PI > 1
PI < 1

Project Feasible
Project non Feasible

Feasibility Analysis


Gross Profit Margin

: 29%



Return on Sales

: 20%



IRR

: 26%



MARR



ROR

: 1 = 20%



Pay Back Period

: 9 Months



Current Ratio



Quick Ratio

:1



Cash Ratio

:2,127



Interest Coverage Ratio

: 20,2 Times



Inventory Turnover



Net Profit Margin

: 2%



Return on Investment

: 88%



Return on Equity

: 64%



Benefit Cosh Ratio

: 20%

:2,13

: 21 Times

: 2,2

Other Beneficiary
BGFM will accommodate vegetables from the farmers to be
processed into organic fertilizer and will be re-distributed to
farmer BGFM, With price affordable and very cheap.

Source: www.pupukkaltim.com

Project Time Table
Activities
1.Analyse the type of business and draft
2. Prepare the feasibility study for the project.
3.Prepare Company Legal Registration.
4.Negotiation with farmers, Lobbying potential
customers, and the owner of the land to the place of
project.
5.Determination, Management, Engineering, and
Marketing Contract.
6.Arrangement for management ; Selection,
Recruitment, and Training of Staff.
7. Arrangement for operation Preparing ; Construction,
Installation of land, Building, Machineries, and the
Equipment.
8. Arrangement for marketing ; Advertising, and
Promotion.
9.Opening and project starts.
10.The project was able to run normally.

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

April

2014

2015

2015

2015

2015

Conclusion
Based on some feasibility analysis we have done
that; Management Feasibility, Marketing
Feasibility, Feasibility Production, Socio
Economy Feasibility, and Financial Feasibility
and after careful consideration of all factors, it
can be prudently concluded that project of
Bedugul Green Fresh Mart is indeed feasible.

Thank You
For This
Moment.
Hong Kong, 29 November 2014