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Financial Feasibility: Factors of Production
Financial Feasibility: Factors of Production
This is the final step in feasible analysis. The most important issues to consider at this stage are total
start-up cash needed, financial performance of similar businesses, and the overall financial
attractiveness of the proposed venture. Financial feasibility gives an idea of overall flow of money from
investors to buyers.
When we taking the analysis of Portable Reaper Binder Machine, it seems good for this new venture.
Factors of production:
There are many factors involve in this project for example;
Labor
Production plant
Equipments
Product management team
Product Design
Start up cost:
As a new venture and first entry in market, keeping in view market sustainability we are plane to
develop and introduce twenty (20) products in market. So by taking in view the production factors, each
product costs sixty thousand (60,000 rupees).
After production there should be appropriate system of suppliers and maintenance and advertisement
for the stability of new venture so, for this an additional amount of 3 lacks (3, 00,000 rupees) is
reserved. So total start up cost is about to fifteen lacks (15, 00,000 rupees).
Entities cost
Fabrication cost (20 machines) 12,00,000
Advertisement 50,000
Supply system /distributor 1,50,000
Maintenance and others 1,00,000
Total 15,00,000
The seed money that gets a company off the ground comes from the founders’ own pockets. There are
three categories of sources of money in this area: personal funds, friends and family, and bootstrapping.
Personal funds source is chosen which is divided on members contributing in this venture.
Operational cost:
This is also a major issue for a new venture so, a deep analysis is required. Basically Portable Reaper
Binder Machine is being developed for overcome the financial problems of poor farmers so, operation
cost must be low.
Size of machine
Cutting capacity (how much area harvest in specific time)
By an estimate, this machine costs of ten thousand rupees per acre which is much less as compared to
other harvesting machine.
Future cost also depends upon the economy condition of country, international market revolutions and
present conditions of country. So we have following assumptions which effects future projected cost of
venture.
Assumptions:
1. If the Pakistan’s economy will gain strength over the next two to three years, and that’s an
underlying assumption driving our sales projections, so it affects the projected cost.
2. Natural disasters like flood, earthquake etc also influence future cost.
3. Political instability
4. Change in tax policies, rules and regulations of country.
So all these assumption affects the economical conditions of country and also vary the projected cost of
venture.