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LIQUID DETERGENT

LIQUID DETERGENT

I. INTRODUCTION:

I. INTRODUCTION:

Synthetic detergents have made rapid strides in India

Synthetic detergents have made rapid strides in India during the last decade. Liquid synthetic detergentsduring the last decade. Liquid synthetic detergents is a consumable item and i

is a consumable item and is used for cleaning of silk cls used for cleaning of silk cloth, woolen clothes, utensils, machinery, floor andoth, woolen clothes, utensils, machinery, floor and in textile industry etc.

in textile industry etc.

II. MARKET POTENTIAL

II. MARKET POTENTIAL

It is common consumer item and

It is common consumer item and the demand for which is increasing. It is the demand for which is increasing. It is becoming popular both in ruralbecoming popular both in rural and in urban areas. Therefore, marketing of this

and in urban areas. Therefore, marketing of this product may not be a product may not be a problem.problem.

III. BASIS AND PRESUMPTIONS:

III. BASIS AND PRESUMPTIONS:

1.The scheme is worked out on single shift

1.The scheme is worked out on single shift basis and 300 working days per annum.basis and 300 working days per annum.

2. The information supplied is based on

2. The information supplied is based on standard types of the manufacturing activity utilisingstandard types of the manufacturing activity utilising conventional techniques of production at optimum level of pe

conventional techniques of production at optimum level of pe rformancerformance

3. The cost of land,

3. The cost of land, building, machinery and equipment, raw materials and the building, machinery and equipment, raw materials and the selling price of theselling price of the finished products etc. are those generally obtained at

finished products etc. are those generally obtained at the time of preparation of the time of preparation of the project profiles andthe project profiles and may vary depending upon various factors.

may vary depending upon various factors.

IV. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE:

IV. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE:

One month is sufficient for the c

One month is sufficient for the complete implementation of the project as omplete implementation of the project as the process involves smplethe process involves smple mixing and the machinery required are

mixing and the machinery required are very simple to procure.very simple to procure.

V. TECHNICAL ASPECTS:

V. TECHNICAL ASPECTS:

1.Process of Manufacturing : 1.Process of Manufacturing :

The process of manufacture consists of neutralization of acid

The process of manufacture consists of neutralization of acid slurry. Measured quantity of acid slurry isslurry. Measured quantity of acid slurry is taken in SS kettle and

taken in SS kettle and diluted with known quantity of water with cdiluted with known quantity of water with continuous stirring. A solution ofontinuous stirring. A solution of caustic soda is prepared by dissolving measured quantity of caustic

caustic soda is prepared by dissolving measured quantity of caustic soda in measured quantity of water.soda in measured quantity of water. The acid slurry is neutralized by a slow addition of caustic soda solution till it is neutralised. The pH of The acid slurry is neutralized by a slow addition of caustic soda solution till it is neutralised. The pH of the solution is maintained and acid

the solution is maintained and acid slurry is taken in plastic slurry is taken in plastic containers. Then known quantity of urea iscontainers. Then known quantity of urea is added and kept for settling. Small quantity

added and kept for settling. Small quantity of perfume is added to liof perfume is added to liquid detergent before packing.quid detergent before packing.

2.Quality Specification 2.Quality Specification

The product is covered under IS specification No. IS: 4956-1977 The product is covered under IS specification No. IS: 4956-1977

3.Production Capacity per annum 3.Production Capacity per annum

Quantity: 5400 kg Quantity: 5400 kg

Value: Rs.567000 Value: Rs.567000

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VI. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENTS

S.No Description Value Rs.

1 Fixed Capital 55000

2 Working capital for 2 months 74010

Total cost 129010

II. MEANS OF FINANCE

1.Promoter's Contribution (5% of total cost) 6450 2.PMRY subsidy (15% of total cost or Rs.7500,whichever is less) 7500 3.Bank loan[total cost-( Promoter's Contribution+ PMRY subsidy) 115060

VIII. FINANCIAL ASPECTS

1. FIXED CAPITAL

i. Land & Buildings: Rented premises of 500 sft. at a rent of Rs.1000 pm.

ii. Machinery & Equipment

S.No Description Quantity Value Rs.

1 Vessel with stirrer 30000

2 Weighing Balance 5000

3 Plastic container 5000

4 Office furniture 10000

5 Testing equipment 5000

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2. WORKING CAPITAL

i)Staff & Labour per month

S.No Designation No @ Rs. Value Rs.

1 Supervisor 1 3000 3000

2 Semi-skilled worker 2 1500 3000

Total 6000

ii)Raw Material (p.m.)

S.No Description Quantity Value Rs.

1 Acid slurry 300 kg. 16500 2 Caustic Soda 52.5 kg 1155 3 Urea 120 kg 1200 4 Perfume 1 kg. 150 5 Ph strips 200 6 Testing agents 1000 7 Packing materials 5000 Total 25205

iii. Utilities per month

S.No. Description Value Rs.

1 Power 1000

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iv.Other expenses per month

S.No Description Value Rs.

1 Advertisement, Postage, stationery 2000

2 Conveyance ,transport, telephone 1500

Total 3500

v.Total working capital per month

S.No Description Value Rs,.

1 Rent 1000

2 Staff and labour 6000

3 Raw materials 25205

4 Utilities 1300

5 Other expenses. 3500

Total 37005

IX. COST OF PRODUCTION PER ANNUM

S.No Description Value Rs.

1 Total working capital 444060

2 Depreciation of weighing balance 500

3 Interest 19350

Total 463910

X. TURNOVER PER YEAR

S.No Item Quantity Rate Value Rs.

1 Liquid Detergent 5400 kg. 105 / kg. 567000

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XI. FIXED COST PER YEAR

S.No Description Value Rs.

1 Depreciation 500

2 Interest 19350

3 Rent 12000

4 40% of salaries & wages 28800

5 40% of other expenses (utilities + OE) 23040

Total 83690

XII. PROFIT ANALYSIS

Net Profit : sale-total cost=567000-463910=103090

% of Profit on Sale: Profit / Sale x100=103090 /567000]100=18.18%

%of Return on Investment:Profit / (Investment) x=103090/129010]100=79.91% Break-Even Analysis : FC / (FC+Profit) x100=83690/83690+103090]10=44.81%

XIII. MACHINERY SUPPLIERS

1. Laxmi Engg. Works, 123 /1, Avalahalli, off Mysore Road, Bangalore-26

2. Ess Ess Engineers, 50/16, 4th Main Road, 5th cross, Industrial Town, Rajaji nagar, Bangalore-40

3.Vijaya Industrial Engineering works, 8th Main SSI area, Rajajinagar, Bangalore-10

4.Almech Fabs.Pvt. Ltd., 128,Industrial Town, Rajajinagar, B angalore-10

XIV. RAW MATERIAL SUPPLIERS

1.SP Chemicals, Plot No.4, Kengeri Mysore Road, Bangalore-78.

2.Vivek Industrial, St.Patricks commercial complex, Residency Road, Bangalore-26

3.Sai baba Sugandh Bhandar, 53, Santhospet, Near Chickpet Post office, B’lore-53

4.Aromatic (India ) Ltd. 38 Link Road, Malleswaram, Bangalore-3

5 MM Chemicals,I cross, AS Chari Street, Bangalore-33

6.Bharath Chemicals, 120, RT Street, BVK Iyengar road, Bangalore-53

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