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1.

0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Company Background

An exciting new company, Food Occasions Corporation is taking the sector by stoma

with one of the largest ranges of beverages and cream puff with batik cake as our main product

on the Malaysia market. The company officially launched its initial range of products into the

retail, wholesale and foodservice sectors in 8 March 2008. Drawing on the expertise of the

largest batik cake brand in the Malaysia, founders of this business, Mr. Amir Husaini Zakwan

Mazlan have selected a diverse range of European specialty batik cake, cream puff and also

beverages to suit a wide variety of customers and eating occasions. Rahimah Hassan is looking

to target independent retailers, delicatessens, farm shops, catering establishments, and food

service, national.

Food occasions’ employees take tremendous pride in Food Occasions’ rich heritage and

bright future. Unquestionably, our products represent the industry benchmark for consistent taste,

quality, and freshness. The idea of using cream puff and batik cake and conveniently available at

the local grocer, was uniquely appealing to Malaysians.

Back in 2006, Mr. Amir went into business in London to find some ideas on the products;

were so good that he, after trying some of the samples at the one of London famous batik cake

occasions, said they were so "tasty," so he eventually named the business Food Occasions

Corporation and came up with the catchy name, Food Occasions.

Today, Food Occasions expands its business at G01/82, Alamanda, Putrajaya

Shopping Centre, Jln Alamanda, Precint 1, 62000 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan.

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Machinery was built, employees were hired, and routes were expanded. And today, we are proud

to announce about batik cake and cream puff as the first new product developed by this company

and of course, batik cake and cream puff are the special menu for all customer.

The desserts industry is facing numerous challenges, but we are confident we are going to

turn things around in a number of concrete ways. We will continue to increase shareholder value

through leveraging our tremendous Food Occasions brand, and increase sales through our

company's core routes, new initiatives and strategic partnerships, and by finding partners to put

our products on a larger direct store delivery system. We also are empowering our managers,

owner-operators and all other employees to take ownership of their functions in the bottom-up

approach. Finally, we are going to be a much more customer-diverse organization, working with

our customers, and consumers to deliver what they tell us they want. With all these changes

underway, we believe we will be a company that will be a formidable competitor in the years to

come.

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2.0 PURPOSE OF BUSINESS PLAN

The main reason of making this proposal is to promote our new company and product

which is batik cake and cream puff. After a few months we testing and review this product,

finally we are confident with this product and indeed we are to achieve sales targets of the most

highest sales as compared to other company.

Besides that, we did a survey to our prospect about our planning to create this new

product, and it is very amazing feedback from them. Most of our prospect agree and support our

product. They said, batik cake and cream puff is accepted and consumed by all layers of society,

regardless of age, old or young.

These types of desserts are very unique and delicious. Besides, it is also difficult to find.

In fact, people started recognizing about this since wedding of the year of the most famous singer

in Malaysia; Datuk Siti Nurhaliza with Dato’ Mohd Khalid Mohd Jiwa. Therefore, we think we

will succeed with this brilliant idea and we hope we will get the support of all people around us.

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2.1 Company Background

Name of Company : Food Occasions Operation

Address : Alamanda Shopping Centre,

Jalan Alamanda Precint 1,

62000 Putrajaya,

Wilayah Persekutuan.

Telephone Number: 03-83296457

Fax Number : 03-83966457

Email : FoodOccasions@yahoo.com

Form of Business : Partnership Organization

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CEO : Amir Husaini Zakwan B.Mazlan

General Manager : Rahimah Bt Hassan

Financial Manager : Putri Intan Zuriena Bt Syed Mahadzir

Marketing Manager : Nurul Atiqah Bt Baharuddin

HR/Admin Manager : Muhammad Haziq B. Mohd Arip

Accountant : Siti Nur Laily Bt Asni

Operation Manager : Ahmad Farhan B. Azulkarnain

Sale Officer : Nadia Ashikin Bt Samsuri

Main Business Activities: 1) Batik Cake

2) Cream puff

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Name of Partner: Amir Husaini B Zakwan

Identity Card: 841027-01-6685

Permanent Address: No 5, Jln Kerning 4, Taman Rinting, 81750 Masai, Johor Bharu

Correspondence Address: aamer_hz@yahoo.com

Telephone Number: 017-7246159

Date of Birth: 27 Oct 1984

Age: 26 Years Old

Marital Status: Divorced

Academic Qualification: Degree in Business Management

Course Attended: International Business Course

Skills: Can Speak English, Expert In Calculating, Accounting Management, And Control
Organizational Flow.

Present Occupation: Chief Executive Officer

Experience: Have Being Work As Accountant At Big Company Such As Ranhill

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Name of Partner: Rahimah Bt Hassan

Identity Card: 860104-10-5014

Permanent Address: R2 Kg Melayu Wira Damai, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor

Correspondence Address: imahray@gmail.com

Telephone Number: 017-2766901

Date of Birth: 4 Jan 1986

Age: 24 years old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: Degree in Banking

Course Attended: Financial

Skills: Can Speak In English, Expert in Calculating

Present Occupation: General Manager

Experience: Position as Executive Officer at Brunei Company

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Name of Partner: Putri Intan Zuriena Bt Syed Mahadzir

Identity Card: 840724-10-5988

Permanent Address: No 8, Jln 12, Taman Damai, Spg Morib, 42700 Banting, Selangor

Correspondence Address: put3_zuriena84@yahoo.com

Telephone Number: 013-6451348

Date of Birth: 24 July 1984

Age: 26 years old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: Degree in Accounting

Course Attended: Accounting

Skills: Can Speak In English and Well In Calculating Business Statement

Present Occupation: Financial Manager

Experience: Position as Financial Executive at Singapore Company

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Name of Partner: Nurul Atiqah Bt Baharuddin

Identity Card: 850411-01-5076

Permanent Address: J 7994, Km32, Jln Tambak Merah, 77400 Sungai Rambai , Melaka

Correspondence Address: Charlie_tieqa85@yahoo.com

Telephone Number: 017-3023158

Date of Birth: 11 April 1985

Age: 25 years old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: Degree in Marketing

Course Attended: Selling

Skills: Can Speak English and Also Can Take the Business International Market

Present Occupation: Marketing Manager

Experience: Have Being Work as Selling Executive at Berjaya Holdings In K.L

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Name Of Partner: Ahmad Farhan B Azulkarnain

Identity Card: 840921-56-5647

Permanent Address: No 25, Jln AU1C/2E Taman Keramat Permai, 54200, Kuala Lumpur

Correspondence Address: farhan27_84@yahoo.com

Telephone Number: 017-8728056

Date Of Birth: 27 Sept 1984

Age: 26 years old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: Degree in Business Management

Course Attended: Management

Skills: Can Speak English and Good Communication with the Workers

Present Occupation: Operational Manager

Experience: Have Being Work as Operational Executive at Zon Holdings

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Name of Partner: Siti Nur Laily Bt Asni

Identity Card: 830317-06-5660

Permanent Address: E7, Rumah K/T Staff Kilang Peggeli Timur, Bandar Tenggara, Kulai, Johor

Correspondence Address: sweeitielaily@yahoo.com

Telephone Number: 014-2604766

Date of Birth: 17 Mach 1983

Age: 27 years old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: ACCA

Course Attended: Accounting

Skills: Can Speak English and Good Communication with The Workers

Present Occupation: Accountant

Experience: Have Being Work as Accountant at Mydin Company

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Name of Partner: Muhammad Haziq B Mohd Arip

Identity Card: 841022-46-5353

Permanent Address:No31, Jln Melati, Puncak Menara Gading, Kajang, 53900, Selangor

Correspondence Address: axiq_jepun@yahoo.com

Telephone Number: 017-2323504

Date of Birth: 22 Oct 1984

Age: 26 years old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: Degree in Human Resources

Course Attended: Human Resources/ Admin Manager

Skills: Can Speak English and Good Communication with The Workers

Present Occupation: Human Resources/ Admin Manager

Experience: Have Being Work as HR Executive At Sony Company

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Name Of Partner: Nadia Ashikin Bt Samsuri

Identity Card: 850823-10-5318

Permanent Address:Lot 2209 Lorong Hj Musa, Kg Delek Kanan, 41250 Klang, Selangor

Correspondence Address: cinta_fana@hotmail.com

Telephone Number: 014-2388031

Date Of Birth: 23 August 1985

Age: 25 Years Old

Marital Status: Single

Academic Qualification: Degree In Selling

Course Attended: Selling

Skills: Can Speak English And Good Communication With The Workers

Present Occupation: Sales Officer

Experience: Have Being Work as Selling Executive At Jakel Company

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3.0 BUSINESS LOCATION

Alamanda Putrajaya is currently shopping malls that serve residents of Putrajaya and

surrounding town. It was opened to the public in August 2004 and has over 100 lots of shops.

Being the only here, it is usually packed everyday in month where many residents around here

will bring their family for a time to buy meal chocolate fruit dishes for their breakfast. It is also

near to the government and private department.

Not only that, our market in selling is less competitors at other shops. Beside that,

Alamanda Putrajaya is at the strategic place where many staff department located nearby of

Alamanda Putrajaya. Residents and government staffs are seems to be our potential prospect.

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3.1 MAP

Here
we are!
(^_^)

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4.1 Manpower planning
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No Position Qualifications

CEO Degree in Business Management

General Manager Degree in Banking

HR/Admin manager Degree in Human Resource Management

Marketing Manager Degree in Marketing

Sales Officer Degree in Selling

Financial Manager Degree In Accounting

Operational Manager Degree In Business Management

Accountant ACCA

4.2 Schedule of tasks and responsibilities

No Position Responsibilities

1. CEO  Responsible for the success of failure of

the company.

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 Decide set budget from partnership and

hires a team to steer the company

accordingly.
2. General Manager  To plant, implement and control the

overall management of the business.

 To plan, and monitor the strategy

progress of the business.

 To be accountable for the overall


3. HR/Admin manager  To measure and applicant potential to

perform the job include performance,

aptitude, interest, intelligent, skills, of

practical test.

 To recruit and staffing candidates.


4. Marketing Manager  To make sure all marketing activity

must satisfy customer need and wants,

and the same time achieve the target

profit.
5. Sales Manager  To help their current financial and

earning growth.

 To advice their client on investment

option by assessing and sharing risk

factor.

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6. Financial Manager  To plan and view the overall financial

standing of the business at the end of

accountant period.

 To plan and view the business profit or

loss estimate at the end of the

accounting period.

 To ensure that the initial capital is

sufficient.
7. Operational Manager  To preparing the operation budget, a

business must consider fixed asset cost,

monthly expenses and other expenses.

 To prepare the operation overhead

encompass water, electricity, telephone,

and gas facilities as well the other basic

utilities that are essential in moving the

operation
8. Accountant  To prepare profit and loss statement

monthly closing and cost accounting

report.

 Establish, maintain, coordinates the

implementation of accounting and

accounting control procedure.

 Explain billing invoice and accounting

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and policy to staff, vendors and client.

5.0 OPERATION AND PRODUCTION

5.1 Flow Chart For The Production of Fruity Chocolate

Transfer the fruits from the store to the production


area
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Check the quality of the fruits and segregate the bad
fruits
Clean the fruits under running water

Put the fruits into the fruit chopper for chopping


process

Put the chopped fruits into the boller for streaming


process

Use electric ladle to slir the fruit until the fruits change
into

Add toss parts of water into the mixture

Boll the mixture for 90 mixtures

5.2 Project Implementation Schedule

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Activities Deadlines Durations

Incoporation of business Jan – March 2007 3 months

Application of permits and Jan – April 2007 4 months


license

Searching for business Feb – March 2007 3 months


premise

Renovation of premise April 2007 1 month

Procurement of machines April – June 2007 3 months


and raw material

Recruitment of labours June 2007 1 month

Installation of machines June 2007 1 month

5.3 Raw Material Requirement

Fruity Chocolate

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Material Quantity Total purchase (RM) Supplier

Strawberry 150 kg 1200.00 Cameron Highland

Grapes 150 kg 780.00 Cameron Highland

Apple 150 kg 800.00 Cameron Highland

Cherry 150 kg 600.00 Cameron Highland

Chocolate : Van Houten

Coco Powder 750 kg 2000.00

Butter 500 kg 500.00

Milk 500 kg 500.00

Marshmallow 10000 units 2000.00 Direct from


Marshmallow Factory

TOTAL RM8380.00

5.4 Machine requirement

Machine Quantity Price / Unit(RM) Total Purchase(RM)


Mixer 2 units 2000.00 4000.00
Cutter 3 units 1100.00 3300.00
Cash Register 1 units 1500.00 1500.00
Chocolate Fountain 3 units 1000.00 3000.00
TOTAL 9 units 11800.00

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5.5 Other Materials

Materials Quantity Total Purchase(RM) Supplier


stick 5000 units 1000.00 Plastic Factory
plastic 5000 units 340.00 Plastic Factory
TOTAL 10,000units 1340.00

5.6 Business And Operation Hours

Business Hours Time

8.00am - 4.00pm

Day

Monday-Saturday

Operation Hours Time

4.00pm -7.00pm

Day

Monday-Thursday

5.7 Operation Layout

Payment

counter

Kitchen
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Receiving Area Finishing good storage

Fruits Cleaning Area

Washin Chocolate Fountain Filling Area


g
Machine
Area
Fruits Cutting Chocolate
Mixer

Office

5.8 Operation Budget

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Item Fixed Asset(RM) Monthly Expense(RM) Other Expense

Machine and Equipment 16140.00

Factory Renovation 30000.00

Raw Materials 8380.00

Wages + EPF + SOCSO 7000.00

Utilities 800.00

Factory Rent 3500.00

Deposit for rent 5000.00

Deposit for utilities 1500.00

TOTAL 46140.00 19680.00 6500.00

6.0 MARKETING ASPECT

6.1 Marketing Objectives

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Most major thing for entrepreneur is to manage business and this must be done efficiently

and should be effectively to manage business willing to run smoothing and successfully towards

the business plan. Therefore, in order to achieve our target, out marketing department have state

several objectives.

Our marketing objectives are list as below:

Maximize profit – to attract and ensure the customer confident and satisfaction.

Good quality – to provide the best and high quality fruity and marshmallow with chocolate

with the suitable price that will fulfill the customers’ needs and want.

Rational quality – able to face and solve any rather foresee and situations.

Friendly – to create a good relationship for attract the customer to be regular customer.

Future planning – create new planning to expand our business till successful besides getting

high profits.

6.2 Description of Product and Services

Our shop, Boutique of Chocolate Occasions sold junk food related with chocolate at the

Alamanda Putrajaya. We sold many types of fruits with chocolate and also marshmallow with

chocolate as our main products. For fruity and marshmallow with chocolate, we use some

marshmallow and chocolate cooking only. We make the mix of chocolate with high quality

butter and milk. Our chocolate is the most delicious chocolate compared to other competitors.

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And because of that, we are dare to announced that if our prospects and target customers try our

product, they will not hesitate to come again to our shop.

6.3 Target Market

Target Area Market Category Market Segment

Residents of Housing for Families, Student, Career Person (e. g


each Presint at Alamanda Lecturer), People How like To Eat
Putrajaya. Junk Food(e. g Teenagers)

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Night Market, Grocery shop Retailer

Tesco, Giant Hypermarket Wholesaler

ALAMANDA PUTRAJAYA

Families, Student, (e. g Lecturer),


People How like To Eat Traditional
Food(e. g Adult)

6.4 Market Size

Market Segment Estimated Purchase/days(3months)


Population
(RM)

BASE ON RM3 PER


UNIT

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Student, Retailer and 500 135,000
Wholesaler

Families 400 108,000

Career Person, Other 200 54,000

TOTAL 297,000

6.5 Market Strategies

Market strategies are important to our company. It’s very uncertain and the results are

effective. That is why several marketing strategies are made.

PRICE STRATEGIES

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 Price is a process of determining of value of product customers at a particular time

quantitative terms of Ringgit Malaysia and Cents. Price strategies are important to make

sure the organization can gain on profit, but still can provide reasonable price to our

customers.

 Our company use the competition based pricing which the prices we offer are base on the

price of our competitors. The process that we offer are not to high and too low from our

competitors because we want our prices to be affordable to our customers. Another

reason, the prices we offer are suitable with our product.

 Cost base pricing base on the total cost of the product or service plus a standard mark-up.

The mark-up that our company take in fruity and marshmallow with chocolate is

RM3.00 per unit.

PLACE STRATEGIES

 We choose place at Alamanda Putrajaya because of it is currently serve to the resident of

Selangor and surrounding towns. This also makes it easier for us to target on our

customers since there are most of the governments and private worker was stayed in this

area. Not only that, learning institution also located nearby of Alamanda Putrajaya such

as University Kuala Lumpur, University Kebangsaan Malaysia and Kolej Poly-Tech

Mara. So students and worker are seem to be our potential prospect.

PRODUCT AND SERVICES STRATEGY

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 Product and services strategies are one of the most important strategies for our business.

It is because to ensure that customers like to make some business to our company and

also a way to attract customers to get better product for us. Thus, by giving and providing

the best quality will give good impression to our company’s name.

 Our ways on controlling our product quality is we test out our product on whether

it tasted good or not, whether it is good on nutrients or not, and whether it is good

to eat or not. This also can ensure the satisfactory of our customers.

 Packaging plays an important role in attracting customer’s attention and to

encourage them. The function of packaging is to protect the product. We use our

Boutique of Chocolate Occasions brand plastic cover, to cover our product and to

attract customer through the plastic design.

 Not only that, we also provide other service such as delivery.

This is another list some of product from our boutique. The price of our product is cheap and

their tastes are delicious. Our product is a different from the others especially our Fruity and

Marshmallow with Chocolate.

PROMOTION STRATEGIES

 Promotion is important to our company and also to our product. Chocolate Occasions

already promotes our product through internet. Not only that we also give a good

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discount to our regular customer. Beside that we also did some brochures to help to boost

up our product for our fruity and marshmallow with chocolate business.

6.6 Marketing Budget

Item 3 Months Other Expenses

Expenses (RM)

(RM)

Poster, Banner, and Broucher 3000 1200

Traveling 1500

Promotion 1200

Grand Opening 2550

TOTAL 5700 3750

7.0 FINANCIAL PLAN

7.1 Project Implementation Cost Schedule

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RM RM
Capital Expenditure
Land & Building (contribution by owner) 40,000
Machinery and Equipment 5, 000
Furniture and Fixtures 3,000
Vehicle – Van (hire purchase) 25,000
Renovation cost 4,000 77, 000

Working Capital ( 3 months )


Marketing 1,500
Operation/Production 3,000
Administration 4,000 8, 500

Other Expenditure
Pre-operating
Business registration 1,000
Insurance 1,000
Road Tax 500
Other expenses 500 3,000
Deposit
Utilities 1,500 4,500
Grand Total 90, 000
Add: Contigency cost (10%) 9, 000

TOTAL PROJECT 99, 000


IMPLEMENTATION COST
SCHEDULE

7.2 Sources of Financing Schedule

RM RM
A. Equity/Contribution

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Cash 10, 000
Assets ( land & building ) 40, 000 50, 000

B. External Sources
Hire purchase 20, 000
Term Loan 29, 000 49, 000

C. Other Sources -

TOTAL SOURCES OF FINANCING 99, 000

7.3 PRO FORMA CASH FLOW STATEMENT

Month Pre-Operation March April May Total

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A. Cash Inflow
Equity-Cash 10,000 10,000
Term Loan 29,000 29,000
Cash Sales 5,000 5,000 5,000 15,000
B. Total Cash Inflow 39,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 54,000
C. Cash Outflow
Marketing Expenditure 500 500 500 1,500

Operation Expenditure
Raw Materials 1,500 1,500 1,500 4,500
Direct Labor 2,000 2,000 2,000 6,000
Operation Expenditure 1,000 1,000 1,000 3,000
Administrative Expenditure
Salaries & Wages 5,000 5,000 5,000 15,000
EPF & Socso 1,000 1,000 1,000 3,000
Loan Repayment
Principal 483 483 483 1,449
Interest 48 48 48 144
Hire Purchase Repayment
Down Payment 5,000 5,000
Principal 333 333 333 999
Interest 33 33 33 99
Capital Expenditure
Machinery & Equipment 5,000 5,000
Furniture & Fixture 3,000 3,000
Renovation 4,000 4,000
Pre- Operating Expenditure 3,000 3,000
Other Expenditure
Deposits 1,500 1,500
D. Total Cash Outflow 21,500 11,897 11,897 11,897 35,691
E. Cash Surplus (Deficit) 17,500 (6,897) (6,897) (6,897) (6,897)
F. Beginning Cash Balance 0 17,500 10,621 3, 742 0
G. Ending Cash Balance 17,500 10,621 3,742 (3,137) (10,016)

7.4 PROFORMA PROFIT AND LOSS

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CHOCOLATE OCCASIONS CORPORATION
PRO-FORMA INCOME STATEMENT

RM RM

Sales 15, 000

Less: Operating Expenses


Administrative 4, 000
Marketing 1, 500
Operation/Production 3, 000
Another Expenses 4, 500
Total Operating Expenses (13, 000)

NET
2, 000
PROFIT

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7.5 PROFORMA BALANCE SHEET

CHOCOLATE OCCASIONS CORPORATION


PRO-FORMA BALANCE SHEET

RM RM
Non Current Asset
Land & Building 40, 000
Machinery and Equipment 5, 000
Furniture & Fixture 3, 000
Renovation 4, 000
Vehicle 20, 000
Deposit 1, 500 73, 500

Current Asset
Raw Material 4, 500
TOTAL ASSETS 78, 000

Owner’s Equity 50, 000


Capital 15,000
Accumulated Profit 65, 000

Long Term Liabilities


Term Loan 7, 000
Hire Purchase 6, 000 13, 000
TOTAL OWNER’S EQUITY & 78, 000
LIABILITIES

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8.0 CONCLUSION

Our company is the most unique shop that sell Fruits and Marshmallow with chocolate

that difficult to find in our company area. Because of that, we have made decision to build our

company together and our first and main product is fruity and marshmallow chocolate.

As the conclusion, the main reason of making this proposal is to promote our new

product which is Fruits and Marshmallow with chocolate. We will sell our new unique product to

our entire prospect, and the first place of our promotion is at our own stall in Alamanda,

Putrajaya. We will try our best to make the best promotion and marketing strategies that can help

us in earn revenue to maximize our profit.

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8.1 ATTACHMENTS

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APPENDICES

PARTNERSHIP AGGREMENT LETTER

In this form of business, a person trade jointly with one or more person to carry on a business

with a view to making profits. Partnership is governed by partnership Act 1961. The business

registration Act 1961 does not specify that the formalization of partnership business must be

followed by the written agreement between our amount partners. However, it is necessary for the

business to have same Rnd of contract or partnership agreement to void any misunderstanding

that may occur among the partner.

CHOCOLATE OCCASIONS CORPORATION

1. Name of the company

 Chocolate Occasions

2. Date of agreement

 8 January 2008

3. Type of business

 Partnership

4. Duration of partnership

 The duration of the partnership to present the dissolution of the business.

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 The agreement should also state that into event one partner passed away or

withdraw from the partnership the business will not be dissolved.

5. Responsible of partners

 Chocolate Occasions Corporation and all the shareholder in this company has

responsible to make sure that we will achieve our target in each month. Not only

that we will also make sure that we overcome all the problem.

6. Capital

 Capitals are to be shared equally among partners.

7. Profit and losses

 Profit and losses are to be shared equally with all the partners.

 Profit and losses in business partnership should be suffer together.

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8. Equity contribution:

No. Owner / shareholder Cash / assets (percentage % )

1. Amir Husaini Zakwan bin Mazlan 15%

2. Rahimah bt Hassan 15%

3. Putri Intan Zuriena binti Syed Mahadzir 13%

4. Muhammad Haziq bin Mohd Arip 13%

5. Ahmad Farhan B Azulkarnain 13%

6. Nurul Atiqah binti Baharuddin 13%

7. Siti Nur Laily binti Asni 10%

8. Nadia Ashikin Bt Samsuri 8%

Company bank : Public Bank

Bank account number : 12022918091527

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Agreement letter for all partnership.

Dear Sir/ Miss

Regarding to the above, this letter will be as approval to all the partnership that involve in this

business venture. All the partnership will be bound to this agreement. All partners must follow

the term that being provided by company. Any disagreement should be informed to the entire

partner.

Thank you

Your Sincerely,

_______________________________ __________________________________

(AMIR HUSAINI ZAKWAN B MAZLAN) (RAHIMAH BINTI HASSAN)

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CEO GENERAL MANAGER

_______________________________ __________________________________

(MUHAMMAD HAZIQ B MOHD ARIP) (NURUL ATIQAH BT BAHARUDDIN)

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER MARKETING MANAGER

_____________________________ __________________________________

(AHMAD FARHAN B AZULKARNAIN) (PUTRI INTAN ZURIENA S.MAHADZIR)

OPERATIONAL MANAGER FINANCIAL MANAGER

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_____________________________ __________________________________

(SITI NUR LAILY BT ASNI) (NADIA ASHIKIN BT SAMSURI)

ACCOUNTANT SALES OFFICER

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