ENTREPRENEURSHIP 9

Subject:ENTREPRENEURSHIP 9 Subject Teacher: (Miss) Liezel C. Sanoria

Grade: 9 - Quarter 3 – Lesson 5 FB Account: Liezel Sanoria
Contact No.: 09122037449

This module is a continuation of Lesson 4.

The lesson deals with financial plan.

What Will You Learn?

After reading this information sheet, you will be able to:

 make your own financial plan based on your product concept.

Cost (C) - an amount that has to be paid or spent to buy or obtain something.
Mark -up (M) – is an amount added to the cost price to determine the selling price.
Selling Price (SP) – is the final price of a product, i.e., how much the end user pays for something.
Sales – refers to money you receive when you sell your product or service.
Income – refers to the profit you make after you subtract your expenses from your sales. Income is often
referred to as net income.
Revenue – refers to all monies you bring in, which can include money from product sales, royalties, leases, rent, investments,
asset sales or lawsuit judgments.
Projected revenue is just what is sounds like – it’s money you are estimating will be coming into your company. It includes
all sources of money you will earn.

Table 2
PROJECTED REVENUE
Types of Bread Costing Projected Daily Revenue Projected Monthly Yearly
Volume Volume Revenue Projected
Daily Monthly Revenue
Peter Pandesal C - P 1.50
M – 50 ¢ 200 P 400.00 6000 P 12,000.00 P 144,000.00
SP – P 2.00
C- P 4.00
Monay Lisa M – P 1.00 100 P 500.00 3000 P 15,000.00 P 180,000.00
SP – P 5.00
Mama C – P 4.50
Empanada M – P 1.50 50 P 300.00 1500 P 9,000.00 P 108,000.00
SP – P 6.00
Hopia Like Ko C – P 1.75
M - .75¢ 150 P 375.00 4500 P 11,250.00 P 135,000.00
SP – P 2.50
Tasty Ang C – P 22.00
Bread Ko M – P 5.00 25 P 675.00 750 P 20,250.00 P 243,000.00
SP – P 27.00
Total 525 P 2,250.00 15,750 P 67,500.00 P 810,000.00

Break-Even - This is the point where your total revenue (sales or turnover) equals total costs. At this point there is no profit
or loss—in other words, you 'break even'. Knowing your break-even point can help you make a decision about your selling prices,
set a sales budget and prepare your business plan.

Total Revenue (TR) = Fixed Cost (FC) + Variable Cost (VC)

When TR is greater than FC and VC means the business is earning profit.
When TR is less than the FC + VC means the business is losing.
When TR = FC + VC, the business is break-even.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP 9
Name of Student: ______________________________ Task Sheet No. 5
Yr. & Sec.: _______________________________ Grade: 9- Quarter 3 – Lesson 5

Directions: Compute your projected cost and revenue by month based on your product concept.
Use table 2 as your reference.

Projected Revenue

Costing Projected Daily Revenue Projected Monthly Yearly

Volume Volume Revenue Projected
Daily Monthly Revenue

Total