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F O Final Group Project Report
MIANWALI
FUNDAMENTALS OF
OPERATIONS
Final Project Report
CANE-V JUICE
Presented To:
Dr. Syed Tariq
GROUP NAMES:
Alveena Basheer NIM-BBA-2020-13
The Exordium
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all, we are thankful to Almighty ALLAH for giving us
much cooperation and supporting parents who have given us this
opportunity to study at Namal University Mianwali. I would
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like to thanks Dr. Syed Tariq for giving us the confidence and
opportunity to prove ourselves.
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Table of Contents
Vision------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
Mission----------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
Values -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
Cost-Profit-Volume Analysis----------------------------------------------------9
Process Selection--------------------------------------------------------------------10
Forecasting----------------------------------------------------------------------------11
Design Capacity---------------------------------------------------------------------12
Location Strategy-------------------------------------------------------------------13
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Recommendations ------------------------------------------------------------------14
Business Owners----------------------------------------------------------------------18
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Introduction:
We have chosen Cane-V Juice, a remarkable student-led startup from the
business department. Launched in 2022, this venture continues to thrive. The
team cleverly named their endeavor the MAARQS organization, incorporating
the initials of each member. Additionally, they go by the name Cane V Juice.
Their offerings include refreshing sugar cane juice, catering to the Namal
family, which comprises faculty, male and female students, and other staff
members.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to empower hostel students by providing them with convenient
access to revitalizing sugar cane juice, thereby enhancing their overall well-
being and fostering a spirit of entrepreneurship among all our valued
shareholders.
Vision Statement
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Values:
Quality Convenience
We are committed to providing our We prioritize convenience by
customers with the highest quality offering our services within the
sugar cane juice, using fresh and hostel premises, making it easy and
natural ingredients, ensuring a accessible for students to enjoy our
delightful and refreshing sugar cane juice without having to
experience. leave their living area.
Empowerment Community
We believe in fostering an We value building a sense of
entrepreneurial spirit among our community within the hostel,
shareholders, empowering them to creating a welcoming and inclusive
actively participate in the business environment where students can
and contribute to its growth and come together, socialize, and enjoy
success. a healthy beverage option.
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OPERATION STRATEGIES
OFCane-V juice:
If we talk about the differentiation of Can v Juice then they are highly involved in
customer specifications and customer satisfaction. Because if they are receiving
feedback about their juice then they add some additional ingredients in juice which
help them in engaging customers. Here is the important thing is that there is no
specific competitor in this area so, they focus on customers’ interest and
satisfaction.
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juice:
If we discuss the low cost and High-Quality strategy then this
juice is totally hygienic because some other that have business of
this juice then they mix water in the juice but Can v is no kind of
that because each ingredient in this juice is natural and fresh
hygienic. So there is a high quality of this juice at an affordable
price for hostelite students.
Cost-profit-Volume Analysis
Total revenue
TR = Selling Price per Unit (SP) x Quantity Sold (Q)
Selling Price per Unit (SP) = Rs.80
Quantity Sold (Q) per day= 38 glasses
TR= 80*38
TR= 2400
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Process Selection:
They have a bit simple and easier process selection to process the
sugar cane juice. They have a machine to process sugar cane called as
processing unit.
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There are various parts of the machine shown in the image above. Moreover,
they have three major steps,
Washing sugar cane:
As they receive sugar cane from one of the
suppliers belonging to D.I Khan. As sugar cane is supplied from
miles away, it gets so much dust. First of all, they wash the sugar
cane. Then store it and keep using it for ten to fifteen days.
Processing through Processing Unit:
They simply put sugar cane into the unit through
the inlet, and rollers process it and produce juice in the juice outlet.
Filtering and mixing:
After getting juice out of the processing unit, they
use a strainer to avoid impure substances. Then they mix lemon, salt, and
sometimes mint to enhance the tast
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Forecasting:
Currently, they are not using any forecasting technique as they are in the initial
stage of business. But they can use the naive method and moving average
technique to conduct forecasting.
Design/Layout Strategies
Cleaning sugarcane
Storing in room
Extracting juice
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Capacity Planning
Design Capacity of cane-v juice
According to the working mechanism of the processing unit they can
produce maximum numbers of glass of juice. According to the
design capacity processing unit take only five minutes to produce 2
glass of juice. As they work for 5 hrs. So,
600÷5= 140
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Location Strategies
Location:
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Recommendations:
Currently the machines used by Cane-V juice is no doubt
one of the best machines which are being used in Pakistan
and is producing a good quality of juice but still they can
improve their production by importing quality machine
that can have uniquefeatures which are not available in the
machine in use. By using imported machines they can
further reduce labor cost as well as energy and labor
hours.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A. Operation Strategies
B. Layout Strategies
C. Capacity Planning
D. Location Strategies
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Exhibit 1:
Processing Machine:
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EXHIBIT 2: Business Owner , MAARQS group,
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