Feasibility Study Fnal

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE OF NABUNTURAN
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BA13 INTERNET CAFÉ
A Feasibility Study
Presented to the Faculty of the College of Business Administration
Assumption College of Nabunturan
Nabunturan, Compostela Valley Province
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Major in Financial Management
Presented By:
Aranaydo, Randyl
Bocol , Jean
Gentapa, Menchu
Nituda, Joden Paul
Toos, Jovelyn
Varquez, Ann Mary June
March 2013
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The researcher’s deep gratitude goes to the following people:
Mr. Danilo Cordova for helping for the estimation of the building that will built
and the materials needed.
Hardware of Eng. Ocampo for the prices that we had canvassed for the
construction materials needed.
Mr. Jun M. Conde, owner of Boon Internet Café, for giving information about
establishing internet café and for giving his effort and time.
High Vision Internet Café at Purok 7 Nabunturan, for giving also details about
their internet business.
Mr. Bernard Baruis for helping us canvass the prices of some equipment and for
giving ideas about best options in computer system.
Mr. James Lado, John Earl Tabuñosa and Mrs. Alexandria Alaba for the time,
ideas and knowledge they had given to us to understand the financial
statements.
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Ms. Girly A. Bibanco, as our mentor for overseeing our work and giving ideas
and opinions, we also thank her for the patience she gives to understand the
whole aspect of the feasibility study.
To our panels; Mr. Ilyet Silva, Mr. Milton Medina, and Mr. Dhan Ibojo who gives
instructions for the modification of our Feasibility Study.
To our parents and guardians, who persevere and understand us even if the
feasibility study is costly and would require a lot of time for us to accomplish, and
for their moral and financial support for us to complete this whole study.
And to all researchers may have forgotten to mentioned but who in one way or
another directly and indirectly had helped in the preparation and accomplishment
of this work making it a great success.
Lastly, and most fittingly to the Lord Almighty for all the graces and blessings of
knowledge, light, wisdom, and truth to have this work turn to reality.
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TABLE AND CONTENTS
Researchers……………………………………………………………………..1
Acknowledgement……………………………………………………………..2
Chapter 1: Summary of the Project………………………………………………...6

 Name of the firm and location………………………………………………7
 Brief Description of the product…………………………………………….8
 Statement of the problem…………………………………………………..9
 Nature of feasibility study…………………………………………………..10
 Scope and limitation…………………………………………………………11
Chapter 2: Introduction………………………………………………………………12
 The service……………………………………………………………………13
 Review of related literature………………………………………………….14
 Local……………………………………………………………………………16
 Definition of terms……………………………………………………………..17
 Research methodology……………………………………………………….18
 Brief background of the study………………………………………………...19
 Objectives of the study………………………………………………………..19
 Scope and limitation…………………………………………………………..20
 Significance of the study……………………………………………………..
Chapter 3: Marketing Aspect………………………………………………………....21

 Marketing aspect………………………………………………………………23
 Demand………………………………………………………………………..24
 Supply………………………………………………………………………….25
 Projected annual volume for the next five (5) years competitors……….26
 Projected annual volume for the next five (5) years BA13 INTERNET
CAFÉ…………………………………………………………………………..28
 Market shares………………………………………………………………...29
 Projected sales from 2013-2017……………………………………………30
 Sales for 2015……………………………………………………………….31
 Sales for 2017………………………………………………………………..32
 Internet survey………………………………………………………………..33
 Sample flyer…………………………………………………………………..34
 Business logo…………………………………………………………………35
 Competitive composition…………………………………………………….36
 Channel of distribution……………………………………………………….37
 Term of sale…………………………………………………………………..38
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Chapter 4 : Management Aspect………………………………………………….41

 Management aspect……………………………………………………….42
 Partnership and agreement……………………………………………….43
 Day-to-day operation……………………………………………………….44
 Acknowledgement………………………………………………………….48
 Form of business organization…………………………………………….49
 Pre-operating management………………………………………………5o
 Organizational chart ……………………………………………………….51
 Personnel qualifications………………………………………………….53
 Job description…………………………………………………………….54
 Fringe benefit of the employees…………………………………………56
Chapter 5 : Technical Aspect………………………………………………………57
 Technical aspect………………………………………………………………58
 Equipment and materials…………………………………………………….59
 List of supplies………………………………………………………………..60
 Utilities………………………………………………………………………….61
 Equipment, fixtures & furniture’s…………………………………………….62
 Illustrations……………………………………………………………………63
 Building construction materials…………………………………………….69
 Plant lay-out………………………………………………………………….70
 View of the internet…………………………………………………………..71
 Desirability of location……………………………………………………….72
 Waste disposal………………………………………………………………73
Chapter 6: Financial Aspect……………………………………………………..
 Financial aspect………………………………………………………….
 Financial assumptions…………………………………………………..
 Income statement………………………………………………………….
 Cash flow…………………………………………………………………..
 Balance sheet…………………………………………………………….
 Financial ratio analysis…………………………………………………..
Chapter 7: Socio-Economic Aspect……………………………………………
 Socio-economic aspect…………………………………………………
 Community……………………………………………………………….
 Social implication/desirability…………………………………………..
 Conclusion and recommendation……………………………………..
Chapter 8: legal Aspect…………………………………………………………
 Requirements of the business………………………………………..
 Permit……………………………………………………………………
 Forms…………………………………………………………………….
 Curriculum vitae…………………………………………………………
 References………………………………………………………………
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CHAPTER 1
SUMMARY OF
THE PROJECT
SUMMARY OF THE PROJECT
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Name of the Firm
We arrived in giving the name BA13 INTERNET CAFÉ since the partners
are all Business Administration students and BA stands for Business
Administration. The numerical number 13 means the year in which the Internet
Café would be established and begins to operate.
Location
We have decided to put up the said café in front of GenaCor drugstore in
which the land and building will be owned by the partnership. The management
will be under BA13 partnership and the one who will administer the Internet Café
will be Mr. Randyl Aranaydo for the internet and gaming while Mr. Joden Paul
Nituda will be the one who will administer the other services of our business.
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Brief Description of the Product
BA13 Internet Café, soon to be located in front of GenaCor drugstore
along L. Arabejo Street of Nabunturan, will offer the community easy and
affordable access to Internet. BA13 Internet Café will provide full access to email,
WWW, and other Internet. BA13 Internet Café will also provide customers with a
unique and innovative environment for enjoying the different services which we
will offer such as printing, photocopying, photo developing and others.
BA13 Internet Café will attract to individuals of all ages and backgrounds
but our main concern are for the students. The helpful staff that BA13 Internet
Café provides, will appeal to the customers that does not associate themselves
with the computer age. This educational aspect will attract younger and elder
members of the community who are rapidly gaining interest in the unique
resources that online communications have to offer. The location will provide the
customers with convenient access to their online needs.
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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
1. Management Aspect
 What is the type of business organization the proposed business
will adapt?
 How many workers the proposed business will need?
 What are the qualifications of the workers?
 How much compensation workers will receive?
2. Marketing Aspect
 What should be the marketing plan of the proposed business?
 Where will be the distribution of the product?
 Who will be the target market?
 What will be the projected supply, demand and sale for five years?
3. Legal Aspect
 What are the legal requirements to be accomplished?
4. Technical Aspect
 Where is the exact location of the proposed business?
 How will the firm disposed its waste?
 What are the machineries and equipment necessary for the
business operation?
5. Financial Aspect
6. Socio-economic Aspect
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Nature of Feasibility Study
Market Feasibility
The study will focus on the capability of the firm to make use of the
services around the municipality of Nabunturan. It is also focuses on how to
promote the proposed business.
Technical Feasibility
The study concentrates on the operational process of the firm including
machineries and equipment, which will be used. The target consumer must have
knowledge of the benefits and value that they will get from internet.
Management Feasibility
The study gives the attention to the proper management of an
organization. This includes hiring of workers fitted to certain position and jobs.
Socio-Economic Feasibility
The study is about the capability of the firm to create employment that will
benefit not only the whole society but the government as well. The proposed
business will provide internet services that can help individuals to have stable
source of income.
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Scope and Limitation
The project covers the internet servicing. The management aspect covers
the organization man power managements and employee compensation. The
marketing aspect is concerned about the market description supply analysis,
target market and the projected demand and supply. The socio-economic aspect,
on the other hand, considers the effect of the proposed business to the
community and to the environment. The last part is the financial aspect, which is
the analysis of the financial statement.
The main focus of the proposed business is the servicing of internet. The
company will process the business economically. The study is limited to the
feasibility and variability of internet servicing in Nabunturan. The target market
will include population in Nabunturan specifically the students. The study has a
projection of five years, from 2013 to 2017.
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CHAPTER 2
INTRODUCTION
Objectives:
 To enumerate the services being offered.
 To explain the significance and importance of the
business in the community.
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The Service
BA13, unlike a typical cafe, will provide a unique forum for communication
and entertainment through the medium of the Internet. BA13 is the answer to an
increasing demand. The public, especially the students, wants: (1) access to the
methods of communication and volumes of information now available on the
Internet, and (2) access at a cost they can afford and in such a way that they are
not socially, economically, or politically isolated. BA13's goal is to provide the
community with a social, educational, entertaining, atmosphere for worldwide
communication.
This Feasibility Study is prepared to obtain financing in the amount of
P900, 000.00 from the partners. The supplemental financing is required to begin
work on site preparation and modifications, equipment purchases, and to cover
expenses in the first year of operations.
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The large initial capital will allow BA13 to provide its customers with a full
featured Internet cafe. A unique, upscale, and innovative environment is required
to provide the customers with an atmosphere that will spawn socialization.
Successful operation in year one will provide BA13 with a customer base that will
allow it to be self-sufficient in year two.
Instead of producing a product, we engaged with internet services, which
also include printing, photocopying, developing photos, making invitational cards
services. This business would likely to aid students for their research and other
school requirements.
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REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
Foreign
This business has gone far in contributing to the economy and on how the
people are really fascinated in using online services in an internet café.For
instance, in Mainland China, according to the "Survey of China Internet Café
Industry" by the People's Republic of China Ministry of Culture in 2005, Mainland
China has 110,000 Internet cafés, with more than 1,000,000 employees
contributing 18,500,000,000 yuan to P.R. China's GDP. More than 70% of
Internet café visitors are from 18 to 30 years old. 90% are male, 65% are
unmarried, and 54% hold a university degree. More than 70% of visitors play
computer games. 20% of China's Internet users go to Internet cafes.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_caf%C3%A9)
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Local
In the Philippines, the potential in setting up an Internet cafe businessthe
is huge. Access is low at only 9%. This means that only 7.8 million of the 87
million Filipinos have internet access. The other 91% or 79.2 million is a big
market. This kind of business may earn extra money. Not many people can
afford to buy their own PCs so they are turning to the Internet for information or
to solve problems. Putting this business to capture them will set apart from the
rest. In short, putting up this kind of business which is attracting to those online
users will be a great opportunity.(http://www.studymode.com/essays/Feasibility-
Study-On-An-Internet-Cafe-298547.html)
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DEFINITION OF TERMS
Typical – having all or most of the characteristics shared by others of the same
kind and therefore suitable as an example of it
Forum – a medium in which the public may debate an issue or express opinions,
e.g. a magazine or newspaper
Medium – a means of conveying ideas or information
Access – the opportunity or right to experience or make use of something
Isolated – not having enough social contact, friends, or support
Supplemental – to increase, extend, or improve something by adding something
to it
Modifications – a slight change or alteration made to improve something or
make it more suitable
Upscale – classy, upmarket
Innovative – new and creative, especially in the way that something is done
Spawn – to generate or give rise to something
Socialization – to take part in social activities, or behave in a friendly way to
others
Proponent – somebody who proposes something
Phenomenon – a fact or occurrence that can be observed
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Research Methodology
The proponents used a descriptive type of research, meaning to gather
information about present existing conditions and to describe the nature of a
business as it exists at the time of the study and to explore the possibilities for
development and innovation of the service. This involves a collection of data
through survey to different internet café in Nabunturan and through internet
searching.
We, the proponents of this project those to ask for information,
documents, and records about Internet and its related services for study
purposes.
The use of questionnaires and any documents analysis will help us in
many ways in gathering all the data needed for our purpose project. Through
this, we will be able to know the different aspect of the feasibility study.
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Brief Background of the Study
This study aims to know the profitability of internet business. As we have
observed in some places which have internet services, it is really in demand and
profitable especially if it is near to educational institution where there are
studentswho needs internet services for their research and school projects. We
can therefore see that this type of business can have a profitable chance in its
operations especially for the upcoming years in which more and more students
will need and appreciate the beneficial thing that an internet can do.
Objectives of the Study
1. To gain profit from this business.
2. To promote the easy access in the internet for the needs of the students.
3. To give an employment opportunity for those qualified persons.
4. To educate the community on what the Internet has to offer.
5. To give affordable access to the resources of the Internet and other online
services.
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Scope and Limitation of the Study
This business is limited among students and individuals who have the
capacity to operate and use a computer, the range of age will be along 11-50
years old. For the student’s concern, our internet service will be limited on them
during their class hours but we can accommodate their needs on photocopying,
printing, and others. The internet café will open at eight in the morning and will
close at twelve midnight, for the purpose of having more customers during the
said time operation.
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
 Employees – we can give them a job that will be suitable for their position
they wanted to apply, especially for those professionals in photo
developing and invitational card making.
 Community – we can help the community by giving them an education
about the importance of knowing and using the internet world, and the
good things it can offer unto them. We can also help the community
through the taxes that we paid. We can also join on different campaign for
the protection of the environment, like tree planting, fun run and etc.
 Companies – we can contribute to different companies through buying
and acquiring the materials needed in our business.
 Government – through paying the different taxes and fees needed for the
legal requirements for establishing and also during the operation of the
business.
 Competitors – we will both be challenged to develop and/or enhance our
different internet cafés and its services.
 Users/Students – they will be provided for the benefits and the aid of the
internet with their school papers and other online needs.
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CHAPTER 3
MARKETING ASPECT
Objectives:
 To describe the marketing plan of the proposed
business.
 To explain the significance and importance of the
market.
 To compute the demand and supply for five
years.
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MARKETING ASPECT
Marketing is the process of communicating the value of a product or
service to customers. Marketing might sometimes be interpreted as the art of
selling product, but sales is only one part of marketing. As the term marketing
may replace advertising it is the overall strategy and function of promoting a
product or service to the costumers.
From a societal point of view, marketing is the link between a society’s
material requirements and its economic pattern of response. Marketing satisfies
these needs and wants through exchange processes and building long term
relationship. It can be looked at as an organizational function and a set of
processes for creating, delivering and communicating value costumers. It is
choosing target market through market analysis and market segmentation, as
well as understanding consumer buying behavior and providing superior
customer value.
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DEMAND
Annual volume for the past ten (10) years (Competitors)
YEAR DEMAND RATIO OF # OF DEMAND AVERAGE TOTAL DEMAND

DEMAND
HOURS HOURS HOURS
HOURS
2003 12, 496 0.094 1, 174.62 3 3, 523.68

2004 12, 679 0.095 1, 204.51 3.5 4, 215.76
2005 12, 864 0.096 1, 234.94 4 4, 939.76
2006 13, 054 0.098 1, 279.29 4.5 5, 756.81
2007 13, 241 0.099 1, 310.86 5 6, 554.30
2008 13, 437 0.101 1, 357.14 5.5 7, 464.27
2009 13, 634 0.102 1, 390.67 6 8, 344.02
2010 13, 833 0.104 1, 438.63 6.5 9, 338.10
2011 14, 036 0.105 1, 473.78 7 10, 316.46
2012 14, 241 0.107 1, 523.79 7.5 11,428.43
The primary target market is the student.
The 15 percent of total population during 2003 until 2012 are added to get
the total population of the past 10 years and the sum of the total population in
2003 until 2012 is divided in each year to get the ratio in every year and the
number of person in every year.
The 15 percent of total population in every year is multiply by the ratio and
to get the total demand of hours it is multiply to the average hours per day.
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SUPPLY
Annual volume for the past ten (10) years (Competitors)
YEAR DEMAND (85% OF SUPPLY HOURS
HOURS DEMAND)
2003 3, 523.68 85% 2, 995.13
2004 4, 215.76 85% 3, 583.40
2005 4, 939.76 85% 4, 198.80
2006 5, 756.81 85% 4, 893.29
2007 6, 554.30 85% 5, 571.16
2008 7, 464.27 85% 6, 344.63
2009 8, 344.02 85% 7, 092.42
2010 9, 338.10 85% 7, 937.39
2011 10, 316.46 85% 8, 768.99
2012 11, 428.43 85% 9, 714.17
The major service providers are any private individual willing to establish this kind
of business.
The 85 percent total demand hours in every year is our total supply hours
in each year
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PROJECTED ANNUAL VOLUME FOR THE NEXT FIVE (5) YEARS -
COMPETITORS
YEAR DEMAND HOURS SUPPLY HOURS GAP
2013 11, 428.43 9, 714.17 1, 714.26
2014 12, 306.74 10, 460.73 1, 846.01
2015 13, 185.05 11, 207.29 1, 977.76
2016 14, 063.67 11, 953.85 2, 109.51
2017 14, 941.67 12, 700.41 2, 241.26
2018 15, 819.98 13, 446.97 2, 373.01
Computation for Projected Demand Hours (Competitors)
11, 428.43 2012 Demand Hours
(3, 523.68) 2003 Demand Hours
7, 904.75 Increase in 9 years
/ 9 years
878.31 Average Annual Return
The total demand hours in 2012 is deducted to the total demand hours in 2003
and the difference result, the equivalent is increase of 9 years and to get the
annual increase return is divided to 9 years.
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Computation for Projected Supply Hours (Competitors)
9, 714.17 2012 Supply Hours
(2, 995.13) 2003 Supply Hours
6, 719.04 Increase in 9 years
/ 9 years
746.56 Average Annual Increase
The total supply hours in 2012 are deducted to the total supply hours of 2003 and
the difference result, the equivalent is increase in 9 years. To get the average
annual increase is divided into 9 years.
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PROJECTED ANNUAL VOLUME FOR THE NEXT FIVE (5) YEARS
BA13 INTERNET CAFE
YEAR DEMAND HOURS SUPPLY HOURS (100%)
2013 1, 714.26 1, 714.26
2014 1, 846.01 1, 846.01
2015 1, 977.76 1, 977.76
2016 2, 109.51 2, 109.51
2017 2, 241.26 2, 241.26
2018 2, 373.01 2, 373.01
The demand is the gap from our competitors which they cannot cater of
supplying it. As a new build business, we must supply 100% of the gap from our
competitor as our demand.
METHOD OF PROJECTION
We used Arithmetical Straight line method since we find it easier and
suited in our assumption process of the demand and supply needed. This
method is fitted since we will just need the simple way in arriving to our desired
projection. This method is for quick but rough estimates.
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MARKET SHARE
To get the market share, the formula to be used is:
GAP / SUPPLY = MARKET SHARE
YEAR GAP SUPPLY MARKET SHARE

2013 1,714.26 9,714.26 18%
2014 1,846.01 10,460.73 18%
2015 1,977.76 11,207.29 18%
2016 2,109.51 11,953.85 18%
2017 2,241.26 12,700.41 18%
2018 2,373.01 13,446.97 18%
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PROJECTED SALES FROM 2013-2018
Sales for 2013
Income per Day

Internet (8 hrs usage) 8 x 12 x 7 - 672.00
Games (8 hrs usage) 8 x 12 x 7 - 672.00
Printing ( more or less) 100.00
Encoding ( more or less) 50.00
Scanning ( more or less ) 50.00
Photocopying ( more or less ) 200.00
1,744.00
Income for Year 2013

1,744 x 360 - Php627,840.00
Sales for 2014
Income per Day

1,932.00

1,932 x 360 - Php695,520.00
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Sales for 2015
Income per Day

Printing ( more or less) 11050
2,121.26

2121.26 x 360 - 763,653.60
Sales for 2016
Income per Day

2311.78

2311.78 x 360 - 832,240.80
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Sales for 2017
Income per Day

Internet (12 hrs usage) 12 x 12 x 7 - 1,008.00
Games (12 hrs usage) 12 x 12 x 7 - 1,008.00
2,502.58

2502.58 x 360 - Php900,928.80
Sales for 2018
Income per Day

Internet (13 hrs usage) 13 x 12 x 7 - 1,092.00
Games (13 hrs usage) 13 x 12 x 7 - 1,092.00
Scanning ( more or less ) 63083
2,694.91

2,694.91x 360 - Php970, 167.24
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The major users of the internet services are students and non-students in
Nabunturan. The main service providers are private individuals and their
business were located at purok 7, purok 6, purok 4, purok 5, and in purok 8
Nabunturan, ComVal Province. Our competitors are also having their different
services like photocopying, and also they are using high standard computers
unit.
PROMOTIONAL COST
Product Life Cycle Activity Cost

Introductory flyers, tarpaulins 1,400.00
Growth flyers, tarpaulins 1,400.00
Maturity radio ads 10,000.00
Decline radio ads, flyers, tarpaulins 11,400.00
Total Cost 24,200.00
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Sample Flyer
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BUSINESS LOGO
BA13 INTERNET CAFÉ means that partners are all Business
Administration students and BA stands for Business Administration. The
numerical number 13 means the year in which the Internet Café would be
established and begins to operate. And the circle between the two arrows means
that our business will become the center of the industry in the internet business
here in Nabunturan while the two arrows means that there is a continuous flow of
costumers to our business.
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COMPETITIVE POSITION
The prevailing price of the internet service is twelve pesos per hour.
The group decided to make a price of twelve pesos just like our competitors but
we will be advantageous from them through faster internet connection. We will
also offer different quality product to be listed and also the equipment that will be
needed. Most likely, we will acquire the best internet connection.
MARKETING PROGRAM
The present marketing strategies of our competitors was the different
promo rates the offer to theircustomerswho straightly used the unit and also they
offer a much lower rate if the time will reach 9:00 pm up to 12 midnight. For our
proposed business we will be having the same rate just like our competitors offer.
But we will provide a faster internet connection unlike with our competitors so
that we can gain more customers since they will want a connection that is faster.
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CHANNEL OF DISTRIBUTION
Service provider
Consumers
We will promote our services through local radio FM station, local
newspapers, posters and tarpaulin.The main marketing problem that our
business will encounter will be the distribution problem unto the other probable
consumer but we can solve the problem by our local radio FM station, newspaper
and advertising.
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TERM OF SALE
Services charge or price list
SHORT LONG
Blac Colored Blac Colored
k k
Printing without graphics 5 10 7 12
Printing with graphics 10 15 13 18
Encoding and Printing 13 18 18 23
The location of the business will be in front of the Genacor Drugstore
along L.Arabejo St, Nabunturan ComVal Province.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE PHILIPPINE ECONOMY
The business can contribute to the economy by giving knowledge to the
users through their research and also by paying the necessary permits and legal
requirements of the business which can contribute, maybe small, but can help
the economy for developing and innovation of the country.
SWOT
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Table 1.Swot analysis of existing internet café around Poblacion Nabunturan
Comval.
COMPETITORS STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY TREATS

A -Air conditioner - there are no -near at the school -BA 13
-branded place to the -Student can easily INTERNET
computer set reserve costumer go for research. CAFÉ
-NO CR -C
B -good service -no aircon -near at public -BA 13
-quality service -small space for market INTERNET
customer - CAFÉ
-D
-E
C - Air -NO CR -near at public -BA13
conditioner -NEAR THE market INTERNET
-branded SEWER -near at the church CAFÉ
computer set -A
D - Air -NO CR -near at the -BA13
conditioner -small space for hospital INTERNET
-branded customer -near at public CAFÉ
computer set market -B
-E
E -good in online -no aircon -near at public -BA13
gaming - small space for market INTERNET
customer CAFÉ
-F
F -good in - small space for -near at public -BA13
internet and customer terminal INTERNET
online gaming CAFÉ
-ES
A is at purok 7; B is at purok 6; C is at purok 1; D is at purok 13
E is at purok 5 or 6; F is at purok.
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Table 2. Swot analysis of new business the BA 13 Internet Café in Poblacion
Nabunturan Comval.
STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY TREATS

-Air conditioner -At the center of -A
-there is a C.R. for
-as a new
Poblacion
our customers and
personnel.
build Nabuturan -B
-there is a place for business, we Comval Province
the waiting -C
costumer. think that -Far from our
-there is a
entertainment like our internet Competitors -D
books to read, sofa
for there waiting café does -At the middle of -E
station.
-comfortable cubicle not a provincial high
-F
for every costumer.
weakness way.
-separate the
internet and the -all internet
online gamers.
and has a -Near at
-near at the sewer Commercial café in
good
but it has cover to Building, like Poblacion
eliminate the bad feedback in genacor drug Nabunturan.
odor from a sewer.
-brand new terms of store
computer sets
-there are personnel servicing.
to assist the
costumer.
- The service is 3 in
1, the services are
printing, developing
pictures,
photocopying.
Strength - The capacity to satisfy the needs of our costumer
Weakness - The selection of location and capacity of the cubicle inside the business.
Opportunity - Number of costumer in one place.
Treats – the competitors of every business.
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CHAPTER 4
ENT ASPECT
MANAGEMENT ASPECT
Objectives:
 To identify the management plan of the proposed
business.
 To determine the type of business organization suited
for our business
 To determine how many workers we will need for the
business to operate.
 To discuss the qualifications of the workers needed.
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MANAGEMENT ASPECT
Management in all business and organizational activities is the act of
getting people together to accomplish desired goals and objectives using
available resources efficiently and effectively. Management comprises planning,
organizing, staffing, leading or directing, and controlling an organization (a group
of one or more people or entities) or effort for the purpose of accomplishing a
goal. Resourcing encompasses the deployment and manipulation of human
resources, financial resources, technological resources and natural resources.
Since organizations can be viewed as systems, management can also be
defined as human action, including design, to facilitate the production of useful
outcomes from a system. This view opens the opportunity to 'manage' oneself, a
pre-requisite to attempting to manage others.
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PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
This PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT is made this 1st day of June, 2013, by and
between the following individuals:
ANN MARY JUNE VARQUEZ P-11, Siocon, Compostela, ComVal Province

JOVELYN TOOS P-8, Magading, Nabunturan, ComVal Province
MENCHU GENTAPA P-18, Palmera Village, Nabunturan, ComVal
Province
RANDYL ARANAYDO P-3, Libasan, Nabunturan, ComVal Province
JEAN BOCOL P-11, Magsaysay, Nabunturan, ComVal Province
JODEN PAUL NITUDA P-5, Basak, Nabunturan, ComVal Province
Nature of Business: The partners listed above hereby agree that they shall be
considered partners in business for the purpose:
 It will just be composed of six (6) persons
Name: The partnership shall be conducted under the name of BA13 Internet
Cafe and shall maintain office at Purok 7, Poblacion, Nabunturan, Compostela
Valley Province.
Day-To-Day Operation: The partners shall provide their full-time services and
best efforts on behalf of the partnership. No partner shall receive a salary for
services rendered to the partnership. Each partner shall have equal rights to
manage and control the partnership and its business. Should there be
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differences between the partners concerning ordinary business matters, a
decision shall be made by unanimous vote. It is understood that the partners may
elect one of the partners to conduct the day-to-day business of the partnership;
however, no partner shall be able to bind the partnership by act or contract to any
liability exceeding P25,000.00 without the prior written consent of each partner.
Capital Contribution: The capital contribution of each partner to the partnership
shall consist of the following property, services, or cash which each partner
agrees to contribute:
Name Of Partner Capital Contribution % Share

ANN MARY JUNE L. VARQUEZ P175,000.00 Equally
JOVELYN T. TOOS P175,000.00 Equally
MENCHU B. GENTAPA P175,000.00 Equally
RANDYL ARANAYDO P175,000.00 Equally
JEAN BOCOL P175,000.00 Equally
JODEN PAUL NITUDA P175,000.00 Equally
The partnership shall maintain a capital account record for each partner;
should any partner’s capital account fall below the agreed to amount, then that
partner shall (1) have his share of partnership profits then due and payable
applied instead to his capital account; and (2) pay any deficiency to the
Partnership if his share of partnership profits is not yet due and payable or, if it is,
his share is insufficient to cancel the deficiency.
Profits and Losses: The profits and losses of the partnership shall be divided
by the partners according to a mutually agreeable schedule and at the end of
each calendar year according to the proportions listed above.
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Term/Termination: The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of 30
years, unless the partners mutually agree in writing to a shorter period. Should
the partnership be terminated by unanimous vote, the assets and cash of the
partnership shall be used to pay all creditors, with the remaining amounts to be
distributed to the partners according to their proportionate share.
Disputes: This Partnership Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the
State of the Philippines. Any disputes arising between the partners as a result of
this Agreement shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the rules of the
Republic of the Philippines and judgment upon the award rendered may be
entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.
Withdrawal/Death of Partner: In the event a partner withdraws or retires from
the partnership for any reason, including death, the remaining partners may
continue to operate the partnership using the same name. A withdrawing partner
shall be obligated to give sixty (60) days’ prior written notice of his/her intention to
withdraw or retire and shall be obligated to sell his/her interest in the partnership.
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No partner shall transfer interest in the partnership to any other party without the
written consent of the remaining partner(s). The remaining partner(s) shall pay
the withdrawing or retiring partner, or to the legal representative of the deceased
or disabled partner, the value of his interest in the partnership, or (a) the sum of
his capital account, (b) any unpaid loans due him, (c) his proportionate share of
accrued net profits remaining undistributed in his capital account, and (d) his
interest in any prior agreed appreciation in the value of the partnership property
over its book value. No value for good will shall be included in determining the
value of the partner’s interest.
Non-Compete Agreement: A partner who retires or withdraws from the
partnership shall not directly or indirectly engage in a business which is or which
would be competitive with the existing or then anticipated business of the
partnership for a period of 6 months, in those months of this State where the
partnership is currently doing or planning to do business.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partners have duly executed this Agreement
on the day and year set forth hereinabove.
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Partner Partner
Partner Partner
Partner Partner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Republic of the Philippines
Before me, a notary public for and in ___________ Philippines, this

___________ day of ___________, 2013 personally came and appeared the
following persons with their residence certificates as follow:
NAME RES. CER. # DATE/PLACE ISSUED
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Known to me and known to be the same person who executed the

foregoing Articles of Partnership, and they acknowledge to me that the same is
their voluntary act and level.
WITNESS MY SEAL AND SIGNATURE ON THE DATE FIRST ABOVE

WRITTEN.
______________________
Notary Public
Doc. No. _______

Page No. _______
Book No. _______
Series of 20 _______
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FORM OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION

Since the business is composed of six (6) members, each of the
proponents agreed and decided to become partners. The group preferred to use
partnership as a type of business organization.
Partnership – is an organization where two or more persons bind
themselves to contribute money, property, or industry into a common
fund with the intention of dividing profits among themselves.
MANAGEMENT THEORY
There are different theories existed for management of a certain
organization and its employees. We would like to apply the theory of Abraham
Maslow, the Hierarchy of Needs theory. We find a particular focus on human
motivation which includes: satisfaction, incentive and intrinsic.
From his studies, he proposed a hierarchy of human needs building from
basic needs at the base to higher needs at the top. He made assumptions that
people need to satisfy each level of need, before elevating their needs to the next
higher level e.g. a hungry person's need is dominated by a need to eat (i.e
survival), but not to be loved, until he/she is no longer hungry.
The advantage of this theory is that managers can/should consider the
needs and aspirations of individual subordinates.
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PRE-OPERATING MANAGEMENT
During the pre-operating period of the project, it should be managed by
the partners or the project manager. We should consider the structural and
financial aspects of the project. We should look for a greater demand of the
project before building it. We should also consider the capability of the business
to cater all the needs of our prospected clients. We should have a good
geography, bigger counts of population and a good area to build our business to
gain and prosper the business we’re planning to build.
Guidelines of Business
1. All malicious sites are blocked.
2. We’re not allowing inserting flash drive or any storage device
without the consent of the shop manager.
3. Eating and drinking inside the premises is not allowed.
4. Students whose wearing school uniform especial ly from 8am to
12pm are not allowed to play games.
5. O n e p e r s o n f o r o n e p c t o m a i n t a i n o r d e r l i n e s s .
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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
The project must be managed accordingly and it should have a patented pattern
to be followed:
Ann Mary June Varquez

Jovelyn Toos
General Manager
Jean Bocol Menchu Gentapa Joden Paul Nituda Randyl Aranaydo

Bookkeeper Cashier Technician Computer Assistant
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PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS
Manager – a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Management,
male/female, with/without experience in handling or managing business
Bookkeeper – a graduate of Bookkeeping or Bachelor of Science in Business
Management major in Financial Management or major in Accounting, preferably
female, with/without experience
Cashier/Computer Assistant – must knowledgeable about computer, college
graduate, male/female, with pleasing personality
Technician – must be a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Information
Technology or any computer related course, male/female, with/without
experience
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PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION
Positions Qualifications
Manager Graduate of Bachelor of Science in
Business Management, male/female,
with/without experience in handling or
managing business
Bookkeeper Graduate of Bookkeeping or Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration major
in Financial Management or major in
Accounting, preferably female, with/without
experience
Cashier Graduate or College level in Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration,
male/female, with pleasing personality

Computer Assistant Must be knowledgeable about computer,
college level or graduate, preferably male,
with pleasing personality

Technician Must have taken any computer related
course or by experience in handling and
patch up computer problems, male/female,
with/without experience
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JOB DESCRIPTION
Manager
1. Establishes store policies and procedure for strict implementation
2. Execute final decisions on all matters pertaining to the operation
and the management functions of the business
3. Audit individual computers to check for proper system
4. Visit the shop every other day
Bookkeeper
1. Check the book of accounts and financial statement in daily basis
2. Handles license renewals, facilities preparation and payment
of annual tax generated by the business.
3. Visit the shop every other day.
Cashier
1. Accept payment
2. Maintains inventory of supplies in the shop
3. Logging the customers hours consumed
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Computer Assistant
1. Maintain cleanliness and orderliness.
2. Help conserve utilities consumption
3. To assist customers in their needs
Technician
1. In charge in computer maintenance
2. Provide information and/ or technical aspect
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FRINGE BENEFITS OF THE EMPLOYEES
1. They will have a free 2 pairs of uniform every year.
2. They can attend seminars and workshops in which the expenses are provided
by the business.
3. Each of the employees will have a day off once a week.
Time Table of the Project
This is the accumulated time table of BA13 internet café. It is the summary
of the business pre-operating period.
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

Construction
Legal
Processing
Preparation
Start of Full
Operation
CHAPTER 5
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TECHNICAL ASPECT
Objectives:
 To determine the exact location of the
business.
 To describe how to use properly the
equipment and machinery.
 To determine how the firm will disposeits
waste.
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Introduction
The technical aspect helps to determine the capacity of the project. The
technical study will provide information in service activity and the raw materials to
be used in providing activity this product as well as their resources. It is also to
determine the utilities and equipment to be acquired in showing the location and
layout of the project.
Service Description
BA13 Internet Café will provide full access to email, WWW, FTP, Usenet
and other Internet applications (except for sites that are prohibited to be opened).
Printing, scanning, and photocopying will also be available to the customer.There
will be also access to common software and hardware. For fun, gaming is an
easy access but just to ensure that the customers will not be too loud and noisy
during their play.
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EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
The proposed project consist 15 computer systems and the details of the
equipment required for the project is given below:
Equipment Requirement and Details:
Description No. Cost per Unit Total Cost

Computer System – Power 15 P22,000 P330,000
Logic
Hub 1 P1,000 P1,000
Computer Camera 15 P300 P4,500
UPS 1 P3,000 P3,000
Printer/Scanner/Photocopying 2 P40,000 P80,000
Modem DSL with Cable 1 P10,000 P10,000
Total Equipment Cost P428,500
Computer Application Software Amount

OS MS Office 2007 19500
Game Software:
War craft 1450
Counterstrike 350
Battle Realms 700
Dance Audition 1900
Auto Jam 1900
Anti-virus and Anti Spyware 10500
Total Software Expense 36300
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List of Supplies
Bond Paper 150 (500 pcs/rim)

Ball pen 50 (box of 12 pcs)
Stapler 100
Stapler Wire 30
Black & Colored Ink 1700
Record Book 25
Fire Extinguisher (10 lbs) 3950
Total Supplies Cost 6005
Furniture and Fixture Details:
Description No. Cost per Unit Total Cost

Computer Table and Cabins 15 P1,500 P22,500
Plastic Chairs 15 P175 P2,625
Air Conditioner 2 P11,000 P22,000
Telephone 1 P1,000 P1,000
Total Furniture and Fixtures P48,125
The project is based on brand new computer system. Second hand
systems are also available in the market at much lower prices. The reason for
using the latest system is the new software coming in the market that
requires more powerful systems which will provide better service to the
customer. The prices of computer systems vary with the introduction of new
technology in the market.
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UTILITIES
Mainly two utility are required to operate the café:
1. Telephone – used as a medium of communication.
2. Electricity – DANECO is providing power supply to all places in
Nabunturan.
EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
1. Computer System - a system of interconnected computers that share a
central storage system and various peripheral devices such as a printer,
scanner, router. Each computer connected to the system can operate
independently, but has the ability to communicate with other external
devices and computers.
2. Hub – is a device for connecting multiple internet devices together and
making them act as a single network segment.
3. Computer Camera – is a video camera that feeds its images in real time
to a computer or computer network. It is generally connected by a USB
cable, FireWire cable or similar cable.
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4. UPS - Uninterruptible Power Supply, also Uninterruptible Power Source
or battery / flywheel backup, is an electrical apparatus that provides
emergency power to a load when the input power source, typically,
mains power, fails.
5. 3in1 Printer/Scanner/Photocopier – use for printing files, scanning
pictures and files, and photocopying of files.
6. Modem DSL w/ Cable – digital subscriber line modem, is a device used
to connect a computer or router to a telephone line which has the digital
subscriber line service configured, to allow the computer to connect to
the internet.
7. Computer Table & Cabins – are furniture pieces designed to
comfortably and aesthetically provide a working surface or conceal office
equipment including computers, peripherals, and cablings.
8. Plastic Chairs – used for sitting and for having a comfortable position
during internet session.
9. Air Conditioner – is a major or home appliance, system, or mechanism
designed to change the air temperature and humidity within an area.
This will used to avoid the computers to overheat for long hours of
usage.
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ILLUSTRATIONS
3 IN 1 PRINTER, SCANNER, PHOTOCOPIER
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AIR CONDITIONER
COMPUTER CAMERA
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COMPUTER TABLE AND CABINS
HUB
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MODEM DSL
NETWORKING CABLES
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UPS
PLASTIC CHAIRS
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COMPUTER SET
TELEPHONE
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Description No. Cost per Total Cost

Unit
Metal Cable - 12mm 132 Pcs 1 25,740.
95.00 00
Metal Cable - 8mm 36 Pcs 2,700.
75.00 00
Hollow blocks 900 Pcs 6,750.
7.50 00
Plywood - 5mm 136 Pcs 3 51,680.
80.00 00
Lumber & Board feet 400 Pcs 11,200.
2x2x10 28.00 00
Jam 2x5x8 60 Pcs 1,680.
28.00 00
Cement 90 Bags 2 21,600.
40.00 00
Roof - 26G 24 Pcs 2 5,040.
10.00 00
Umbrella Nails 5 Kls 290.
58.00 00
Common Nails 8 Kls 480.
60.00 00
Sand & Gravel 6 loads 1,5 9,000.
00.00 00
Electricity 25,000.
00
Labour 2 persons 10,8
00.00 21,600.00
Total Construction
Cost 182,760.00
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PLANT LAY-OUT
LOCATION MAP
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OUTSIDE VIEW OF THE INTERNET CAFÉ
INSIDE VIEW OF TH0E INTERNET CAFÉ
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DESIRABILITY OF LOCATION
The location of the internet café is near to a place where people can
surely notice the area. Although it is a bit far from school, surely, that would not
be a problem, as long as there is a need for the students and as long as we will
maintain a better marketing strategy. But we are also confident that the certain
location will not be idle for customers since there are also passers-by and people
who will wait for vehicles and maybe have a past time to explore and make surf
to the café. Also we can attract customers for a price that will be cheaper than of
the competitors. It is accessible to public because it’s along the highway and our
target market is mostly students. Our Internet café will provide small private
booths for quiet chatting compare to the standard elbow to elbow computer
station.
We agreed that the shop should be well ventilated (air condition)
to make our customer comfortable, good music is well provided, the
PC’s is all well organized and arranged properly according to their rows
for the convenience of our customer. Each computer has their own
games, internet and surfing to be chosen by our customer, what they want and
need is mainly our concerns.
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WASTE DISPOSAL
The proper disposal of the garbage is very important. Since our business
is a computer café we usually use bond paper, so it is not hard for us to think
how it will be disposed. To maintain the cleanliness inside the café there are
trash basket at one corner.
Additional Expense
Padlock 2 1800 3600
Cleaning Materials
Quantity Unit Amount

Price
Broom 2 50 100
Dust Pan Plastic 1 45 45
Trash Basket 4 100 400
Feather Dust 1 25 25
Mop 1 250 250
Powder Soap 6 5 30
Total 850
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CHAPTER 6
FIFINANCIAL ASPECT
Objectives:
 To determine the cost that the proposed business
will incur for the preparation of the business.
 To create an assumptions that will work out for
the business
 To determine if the proposed business is
profitable.
 To analyze the financial statements and interpret
the financial ratio.
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FINANCIAL ASPECT
Financing is a business function that uses numbers and analytical tools to
help managers make better decisions. Every business owner must learn at least
basic finance principles to effectively run his company. Financing helps
management gain a clear understanding of a company’s current financial
decision particularly whether the business is profitable or not. Companies of all
sizes benefit from thorough financial planning to guide the business steadily
down the path to future growth.Financial aspect involves furcating and planning,
accounting and measuring result, monitoring cash position and analysis for
decision making.
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Financial Assumptions
1. The proposed business capitalization is Php 1,050,000.00.
2. Straight line method is used in depreciating the fixed assets.
3. Income tax is 30%.
4. Electricity is 5% increased per year.
Means of Finance
For the purpose of this pre-feasibility study, it has been assumed that all the funding
required for this subject would be provided by the partners. The P1, 050, 000.00 will be
divided by the partners which means each will contribute P 175, 000.00.
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FINANCIAL RATIO ANALYSIS
Current Ratio: Not applicable since the business doesn’t have liabilities.
Acid-Test Ratio: Not applicable since the business doesn’t have liabilities, accounts receivable
and short term investment.
Debt Ratio:Not applicable since the business doesn’t have debts or payables.
Debt –Equity Ratio: Not applicable since the business doesn’t have debts or payables.
Receivable Turnover Ratio:Not applicable since the business doesn’t havereceivables.
Total Asset Turnover Ratio: Asset Turnover = Revenue/ Assets
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Revenues 156,960.00 695,520.00 763653.60 832240.80 763653.60 763653.60
Assets 1,111,4426.66 1,439,784.84 1,739,364.70 2,017,238.74 2,117,288.65 2,386,690.72
Asset turnover 14.12% 48.31% 43.90% 41.26% 35.07% 32.00%
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Return on Investment (ROI): Net Profit after Tax/ Total investment.
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Net Profit 614,26.66 328,358.18 299,579.85 277,874.04 160,049.90 209,402.07
After tax
Total 996,436.96 272,786.32 367,278.25 458,771.26 508,028.20 603,243.66
investment
ROI 6.16% 120.37% 81.57% 60.57% 31.50% 34.71%
Return on Equity: Net Income/ Partner’s Equity
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Net Income 61,426.66 328,358.18 299,579.04 277,874.04 160,049.90 209,402.07
Partner’s 1,111,426.66 1,439,784.84 1,739364.70 2,017,238.74 2,177288.65 2,386,690.72
Equity
ROE 5.53% 22.81% 17.22% 13.77% 7.35% 8.77%
Cash Payback Period: Cost Project/ Annual Cash Inflows.
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Cost of Project 996,436.96 272,786.32 367,786.25 458,771.26 508,028.20 603,243.66
Annual Cash 120,6960.00 695,520.00 763,653.60 832,240.80 763,653.60 763,653.60
Inflows
CPP 82.56% 39.22% 48.09% 55.12% 66.53% 79.99%
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CHAPTER 7
SOCIO-ECONOMIC
ASPECT
Objectives:
 To evaluate the benefits of the proposed
business to the society and to the country’s
economy.
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECT
This comprises socio culture and demography, cultural acceptability and
social strategy. The socio-economic evaluation determines the benefits to accrue
to the society and economy, which business expects to contribute. This
considers the acceptability of the proposed project to the society as a whole. This
study does not mainly focus on the business profitability but it also encompasses
its specific contribution to the society by paying tax operation and the economy of
the country, including every single individual within the community.
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COMMUNITY
1. Gives internet knowledge – through this kind of business the community
can surely be attracted with the business services especially with their
daily needs in schools and works, also it can help them with their
connection to their far away relatives and friends.
2. Creates employment – if one of the employees may retire or leave from
the job we can offer position for certain people but of course who will pass
the qualifications. Even if is just a small type of business it can also cater
employment.
GOVERNMENT
1. Increase in government revenue – through paying taxes and by
acquiring legal documents and processes, the business can increase the
government’s revenues.
STUDENTS AND RESEARCHERS
1. Reference guide – this business can aid the students and researchers in
terms of engaging the same business and for information about the
requirements and the operation of the business as a whole. It can
encourage them to undergo business after they will graduate and proceed
with their own businesses like internet business.
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SOCIAL IMPLICATION/DESIRABILITY
This kind of business can improve the skills of the people present in the
community near the vicinity of the business to operate and become
knowledgeable in using the internet and computers. The services that the
business offers can help the workers and students for their documents and
projects which can create an impact to the public. The proposed business will
give the employees the things that they will need for their work.
ECONOMIC IMPLICATION
By putting this kind of business it can develop the country by giving
employment, improving the skills of the residents especially the students with
their computer literacy, and can give essential information to the public about the
development of our technologies.
The proposed business will generate income for the government in the
form of taxes. It gives affordable internet rates with a better connection.
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CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
We recommended to those students will study this kind of
feasibility study; they should gather information through reality and
base on facts. This research work has enabled us to gather a lot of
information about the caféb u s i n e s s a n d w e h a v e b e e n a b l e t o
apply our classroom knowledge to t h e practical life very
effectively.I n conclusion, for the Projected Balance Sheet,
P r o j e c t e d I n c o m e , Projected Cash Flow and other major financial ratio
calculation it can be said thatt h e p r o j e c t i s v e r y m u c h f e a s i b l e , h a v i n g
g o o d p r o f i t a b i l i t y , c o n c e i v e d b y t h e people already experienced in the
similar field. Promoters are having expertise inmarketing for decades.
Individually each promoter is having a sound financial background. The
group concerns are also in profitable existence for a number of years. The
financial and economic feasibility of the project is well established ont h e b a s i s
of estimates and projections. All the assumptions and
basis o f estimation are on the principle of conservatism and
prudence. Therefore, it canbe concluded that the business has a high
potential in terms of profit.
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CHAPTER 8
LEGAL ASPECT
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1. Barangay Clearance - The proposal business will secure Barangay permit
that is one of our responsibilities. It would make the immediate community
to be aware of the business that would give satisfaction and promote
community involvement.
2. Business/Mayor’s Permit - Business Permit must be applied with
the licensing office at the Municipal Hall of the s a i d l o c a l i t y . I t
would be based on the reported business entity to be put
up; we secured barangay clearance as a requirement for an
application.
3. BIR Form - The proposed business should register with BIR and
secured TIN (Tax Identification Number) which will be used as
simplifying the record control producers relating to taxation and securing
VAT (Value Added Tax).
4. DTI Registration of Business - The proposed business should be registered
with DTI to assure that any organization of individual for their business
proposal for future use would not copy the name of the business.
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This Certifies that
BA13 INTERNET CAFÉ
INFRONT OF GENACOR DRUGSTORE,

L. ARABEJO ST., NABUNTURAN, COMVAL PROVINCE
Is a business name registered in this office pursuant to the provision of Act 3883, as amended
by Act 4147 and Republic Act No. 863, and in compliance with the applicable rules and
regulations prescribed by the Department of Trade and Industry.
This Certificate Issued to
BA13 INTERNET CAFÉ

Is valid from June 1, 2013 to June 1, 2017 subject to continuing compliance with the above-
mentioned laws and all applicable laws of the Philippines, unless voluntary cancelled.
In testimony whereof, I hereby sign this
Certificate of Business
Name Registration
And issued the same on this 1st day of June 2013 in Nabunturan, Compostela Valley Province
____________________________
Regional Director
Certificate No. 12345678

This certificate is not license to engage in any kind of business and valid only at the place
indicated herein.
TRN 123456
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BARANGAY BUSINESS CLEARANCE
_______________________
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that _____________________________ with residence/office
address at ____________________________________________________ is hereby
granted clearance to operate the business of ________________________________ which
is within the territorial jurisdiction of the Barangay, pursuant to the provisions of Section # 152C,
Republic Act No. 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991.
This clearance is issued upon request of the subject person/establishment.
Issued this ______ day of ______________________, 2013.
______________________
Barangay Chairman
Renewal _______________________
New Application _________________
Others ________________________
Business Application No. __________
Representative __________________
Res. Cert. No. __________________88
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CURRICULUM
VITAE
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ANN MARY JUNE VARQUEZ

Cell phone number: 09089122845
Email address: amjv_19@yahoo.com
P-11, Siocon, Compostela Valley Province
Objectives
 To enhance my skills in managing business.
 To become an asset in the company
 To serve the clients with my ability and skill
Education
2013, Assumption College of Nabunturan, graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration Major in Financial Management
2006, Assumption Academy of Compostela, Secondary level
2002, Assumption College of Compostela, Primary level
Awards, fellowships, grants

Leadership Award- Rotaract Club
Positions held
2013, Business Manager
Rotaract Club of Assumption College of Nabunturan
2013, Director of Club Service Committee
Rotaract Club of Assumption College of Nabunturan
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References
1. Julius Micarandayo
Purok-9, Nabunturan Compostela Valley Province
09182345671
2. Alexandria Alaba
Purok-19, Poblacion, Nabunturan Compostela Valley Province
09207613459
3. John Marco Suazo

Purok-9, PoblacionNabunturan Compostela Valley Province
09176549003
Field of interest
Computer encoding, Financial Analyzation
Professional organizations
Rotaract club, Jfinex
Languages
Vernacular, tagalong, English
Hobbies
Listening of Music, Computer Encoding
Volunteer experience
Community extension, bloodletting, tree planting, relief operation
Computer skills
Word, excel, PowerPoint, publisher
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JEAN M. BOCOL
Cellphone No. 09483372376
E-mail Address: jeanbocol@yahoo.com
P-11 Magsaysay, Nabunturan, Compostela Valley Province
P-17 PoblacionNabunturan, Compostela Valley Province
Objective
 To serve the clients with my ability and skill.
Education
2013, Assumption College of Nabunturan, Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business
2008, Nabunturan National Comprehensive High School, Secondary Level
2004, Nabunturan Central Elementary School. Primary Level
Positions Held
2013, Auditor
White Dragon Club
References
09182345671
2. Alexandria Alaba
09207613459
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3. John Marco Suazo

09176549003
Field s of Interest
Goes to other places to gather information about the servicing of our company
Languages
Vernacular, Tagalog, English
Hobbies
Making Ice Cream, Cooking, Online Gamers
Volunteer Experience
Sales Lady, Cashier, CommunityService, Marketing Specialist
Computer Skills
MS PowerPoint, MS Word, MS Excel, Making Website
98
MENCHU B. GENTAPA
Cellphone no.:09071667190
E-mail address: menchugentapa @yahoo.com
P-18, palmera, Nabunturan Compostela Valley Province
Objective
Education
2008, Assumption Academy of Monkayo, Secondary Level
References
09182345671
2. Alexandria Alaba
09207613459
3. John Marco Suazo

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09176549003
Fields of Interest
Accounting study, Computer Encoding
Languages
Hobbies
Computer Skills
100
RANDYL L. ARANAYDO
Cellphone No. : 09105142239
Email Address: odyanara_nice_guy@yahoo.com
P-3 Libasan, Nabunturan Compostela Valley Province
Objective
Education
References
09182345671
2. Alexandria Alaba
09207613459
3 .John Marco Suazo

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09176549003
Field s of Interest
Languages
Hobbies
Computer Skills
102
JUDEN PAUL NITUDA

Cellphone no. : 09462378226
Email address: joden21_2008@yahoo.com
P-5 Basak, Nabunturan Comval Province
Objective
Education
References
Purok-9 ,Nabunturan Compostela Valley Province
09182345671
2. Alexandria Alaba
09207613459
3. John Marco Suazo

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09176549003
Field s of Interest
Languages
Hobbies
Sales Lady, Cashier, CommunityService,Marketing Specialist
Computer Skills
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JOVELYN T. TOOS
Cellphone No. 09464899643
Email address: jovetoos@yahoo.com
Objective
Education
2013, Assumption College of Nabunturan,Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business
Positions Held
2013, treasurer Rotaract Club
References
09182345671
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2. Alexandria Alaba
09207613459
3. John Marco Suazo

09176549003
Field s of Interest
Languages
Hobbies
Sales Lady, Cashier, CommunityService,Marketing Specialist
Computer Skills
106
REFERENCES
1. WWW.WIKIPEDIA.COM
2. WWW.INVESTOPIDEA.COM
3. WWW.STUDYMODE.COM
4. WWW.BPLANS.COM
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ASSUMPTION COLLEGE OF NABUNTURAN

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BA13 INTERNET CAFÉ

The researcher’s deep gratitude goes to the following people:

and the materials needed.

construction materials needed.

their internet business.

giving ideas about best options in computer system.

ideas and knowledge they had given to us to understand the financial

whole aspect of the feasibility study.

instructions for the modification of our Feasibility Study.

of this work making it a great success.

TABLE AND CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Summary of the Project………………………………………………...6

Chapter 3: Marketing Aspect………………………………………………………....21

Chapter 4 : Management Aspect………………………………………………….41

Name of the Firm

are all Business Administration students and BA stands for Business

Café would be established and begins to operate.

We have decided to put up the said café in front of GenaCor drugstore in

Brief Description of the Product

BA13 Internet Café, soon to be located in front of GenaCor drugstore

will offer such as printing, photocopying, photo developing and others.

customers with convenient access to their online needs.

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

 What is the type of business organization the proposed business

 How many workers the proposed business will need?

 What are the qualifications of the workers?

 How much compensation workers will receive?

 What should be the marketing plan of the proposed business?

 Where will be the distribution of the product?

 Who will be the target market?

 What are the legal requirements to be accomplished?

 Where is the exact location of the proposed business?

 How will the firm disposed its waste?

 What are the machineries and equipment necessary for the

Nature of Feasibility Study

services around the municipality of Nabunturan. It is also focuses on how to

promote the proposed business.

The study concentrates on the operational process of the firm including

The study gives the attention to the proper management of an

Scope and Limitation

the organization man power managements and employee compensation. The

marketing aspect is concerned about the market description supply analysis,

the analysis of the financial statement.

feasibility and variability of internet servicing in Nabunturan. The target market

projection of five years, from 2013 to 2017.

 To enumerate the services being offered.

 To explain the significance and importance of the

business in the community.

methods of communication and volumes of information now available on the

not socially, economically, or politically isolated. BA13's goal is to provide the

community with a social, educational, entertaining, atmosphere for worldwide

This Feasibility Study is prepared to obtain financing in the amount of

work on site preparation and modifications, equipment purchases, and to cover

expenses in the first year of operations.

featured Internet cafe. A unique, upscale, and innovative environment is required