A

PRODUCT PROJECT REPORT

ON

PACKAGED MINERAL WATER BOTTLE

PREPARED BY:

LAKHVARA VAIBHAV

EXAM NO - 320

MUCHHAL KULDIP

EXAM NO – 308

BBA SEM – V, BATCH: 2023-2024

GUIDED BY:

PATEL KHUSHALI MADAM

GROWMORE BBA DEPT

SUBMIGTTED TO:

HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATAN

GROWMORE INSTITUTE OF BUSSINESS ADMINISTRATION

GROWMORE GROUP OF INSTITUTION

AHMEDABAD-UDAIPUR NH-NO-8, HIMATNAGAR- 383001, GUJARAT, INDIA

 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The quality of a public water supply, although quite acceptable when it leaves the
treatment plant, may deteriorate before it reaches the user. This may occur as a result of
either chemical or biological transformations or by loss of integrity of the system. Serious
sources of potential contamination arise when nonpotable water enters the system as a
result of cross-connections, back-flow, back-siphonage, or during repairs.

Although it is not the purpose of this report to review the optimum engineering design,
construction, and operation of distribution systems, it is important to recognize that
adverse health effects may result from inadequate attention to any of these areas.

this report contain reviews of the factors and conditions associated with retention of
water quality in the distribution system and the committee's recommendations for
control procedures and future research.

PREFACE
Marketing research is an important part of the syllabus for the student of BBA. The
infusion gets special consideration and is important to the programs as it allows students
exposure to real business life. A person doesn’t learn merely by reading a book on it,
he/she requires to practice his/her hand at learn of it marketing research guides the
students for improving their personality in the business administration and undertalking
regarding the theories of management. Thus theorectical studies is not enough for the
management understanding of the application of management principals.

In this modern word, theoretical study has no value without its practical application
practical knowledge is more powerful than the knowledge of books. In today’s business
words, practical knowledge plays an important role course involves industrial training
which provides pratical knowledge and experience to the student in the field of
management.

The goal or object of this report is to make student learn about various factors that should
be a kept in mind before starting up and industry in other words, it is purely
entrepreneurship development and training for establishment of SSI.

The contribution of SSI is 45% in the economic growth of the country. So it become
essential to study the management and working of SSIs as a student of management.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is really the matter of a great pleasure for me to undertake

and present this creative and practical work, a product project

report of TYBBA on PACKAGED MINARAL WATER BOTTLE

Certainly, here's a more detailed acknowledgment of the significance of water

bottles:"Water bottles deserve our heartfelt acknowledgment for their multifaceted
importance in our lives. They are silent yet steadfast companions on our journey to
maintain proper hydration and promote environmental responsibility.First and foremost,
water bottles are essential tools for our health.

They enable us to carry clean, potable water wherever we go, ensuring that we remain
adequately hydrated throughout the day. Proper hydration is not only crucial for our
bodily functions but also for our mental clarity and overall well-being. Water bottles
facilitate this by making it convenient to sip and stay refreshed, whether at work, during
exercise, or while traveling.Moreover, water bottles play a pivotal role in environmental
conservation.

The prevalence of single-use plastic bottles has contributed to plastic pollution and
environmental degradation. By choosing reusable water bottles, we reduce our reliance
on disposable plastics, lessening the burden on our planet. It's an acknowledgment of our
collective responsibility to safeguard the environment for future generations.

the period of my project work.

Finally yet importantly, the help & support of my friends and

Professors have made this venture successful. Therefore, I would

Like to thank them all from care of my heart.

 INDEX
Sr. Particulars Pg.
No No
1 Project At Glance
2 Owners & Promoters Bio-Data
3 water bottle Varieties
4 Project Location’s Justification
5 Introduction of Product
6 History of Product
7 Market Potential
8 Production Schedule
9 Financial Analysis
10 Means of Finance
11 Financial Analysis
12 Profitability of Project
13 Project Summary
14 Balance Sheet for 5 Year
15 B.E.P. Statement for 5 Year
16 Project Advancement and Future Planning
17 Bibliography

PROJECT AT GLANCE
Name of the Unit: RADHE PLASTIC
Address for communication 367, GIDC – 1
Sabarkantha,
Himatnagar – 383001
Type of unit Small Scale Industry
Name of product WATER BOTTLE
 SSI Registration no: Apply for registration
Subsidy Registration No: Apply for registration
Details of the Location & 367, GIDC – 1
Unit Sabarkantha,
Himatnagar – 383001
Partner’s Name & Address: PRATIK R. Makhesana
Ta – himatnagar
Dis – Sabarkantha
Mo –
MUKESH A. Ladani
Ta – Himatnagar
Dis – Sabarkantha
Mo -

OWNERS & PROMOTERS BIO-DATA

(PARTNER’S DETAILS)
There are mainly two partners :

• Pratik R. Makhesana

• Mukesh A. Ladani

• Pratik R. Makhesana
 Name : Pratik R. Makhesana

Age : 20 years

Religion : Hindu

Address for communication :

Financial Contribution : 50 %

Responsibility : Finance dept. manager

Education : undergoing BBA from

Saurashtra University

Share in profit : 50 %

• Mukesh A. Ladani

Name : Denisha A. Ladani

Age : 23 years

Address for communication :

Financial Contribution : 50 %

Responsibility : Marketing Dept.

Manager

Education : MBA from Gujarat

University

Share in profit : 50 %

PACKAGED MINARAL WATER BOTTLE VARIETIES

PROJECT LOCATION JUSTIFICATION
 Location is the prime factor which has to be considering for starting a new
business. The location should be decide by considering all factors and making
independent analysis of each variable separately through cost benefit analysis and the
location should either be near to the market or where the raw material is easily available
in adequate quantity.

Availability of raw material :

The raw material is an important and intial part of Production process. It
shoud be easily available at reasonable price and time because it is first step of production
process for any industry.

In case of this industry the basic raw material is plastic which are available
from nearby districts. Our Raw material supplier is Luxurious Plastic Products, Methoda
GIDC, Himatnagar.

Labour resources :
Labour resources are the second important thing for any industry for
effectively running and achieve maximum production. Labour should be available at least
cost.

In this case I sales cum production manager, I skilled and I unskilled labour
requires which is available from nearby area.

Electricity supply :
The continuous electricity supply is very important for manufacturing
process of this unit to run the machines. And due to residential area the electricity
company provides electricity continuous at a current rate.

Transportation facilities :
Transport the raw material and finished products from one place to another
place each industry should required of good transport facility. There are many transport
companies situated in nearby area.

Market facilities :
 The demand of water bottle is increasing at a very high rate because it is easy
to use. As water bottle are a product of daily consumption and necessity, their marketing
will not be a problem as the consumers are aware of the advantages of using water bottle.
The raw material are indigenously available and the manufacturing process is also simple.

water bottle find potential market in IT companies, Education al Institutions

Canteens, Industrial Cantees, Restaurants, Fast Foods, Catering People, Tea Shops, plastic
Product Dealers and Super Markets.

INTRODUCTION OF PRODUCT
Packaged mineral water bottles have become an essential part of modern life,
offering a convenient and reliable source of clean and safe drinking water. These bottles
serve the primary purpose of packaging and distributing mineral-rich water, sourced from
natural springs or underground aquifers. With the growing concerns about water quality
and accessibility, the availability of packaged mineral water has become a reassuring
solution for many.

These bottles are designed to preserve the purity and quality of the water, ensuring that
consumers can stay hydrated while on the go or in regions where tap water quality may
be a concern. Packaged mineral water bottles are known for their convenience,
portability, and reliability, making them a staple in homes, offices, travel, and recreational
activities.This introduction sets the stage for further details on the history, production,
packaging, and the market potential of packaged mineral water bottles, which are critical
aspects of the product's overview."

HISTORY OF PRODUCT
The history of packaged mineral water bottles is a relatively recent
development in the broader history of bottled beverages. Here's a brief history:

Ancient Origins: The practice of bottling and packaging water dates back to ancient
civilizations, but it was typically for local use rather than mass distribution. Ancient
Greeks and Romans often stored and transported water in amphorae, clay pots, and glass
containers. However, this was not for commercial purposes but rather for personal or
local use.

Emergence of Bottled Water: The commercial production and distribution of bottled

water, including mineral water, began in the 17th and 18th centuries. Natural mineral
springs were sought after for their perceived health benefits, and bottles of mineral water
were sold as medicinal remedies. One of the most famous mineral springs is in the town
of Spa, Belgium, which gave rise to the term "spa" to describe health resorts and mineral
water sources.

Industrial Revolution: The industrial revolution in the 19th century saw advancements in
glass production and bottling technology. This made it easier to mass-produce and
distribute bottled water. Mineral water, carbonated water, and soda water all gained
popularity during this time.

Sparkling Water: The concept of sparkling or carbonated water, which was often sourced
from natural springs, became a significant part of the bottled water industry. This led to
the development of soda water and carbonated soft drinks.Plastic Bottles and the Modern
Era: In the mid-20th century, the invention of plastic bottles revolutionized the bottled
water industry. Plastic offered a lightweight, convenient, and affordable packaging
solution for water. This marked the transition from primarily glass bottles to plastic
containers.

Growth of the Bottled Water Industry: With concerns about water quality and
convenience, the bottled water industry experienced significant growth in the latter part
of the 20th century and into the 21st century. Mineral water, along with purified and
spring water, became widely available in various types of packaging, including single-
serve bottles, larger containers, and environmentally friendly options like reusable
bottles.

PLANT OF MINARAL WATER BOTTLE

MINARAL WATER BOTTLE VOLUME CHANNEL

MARKET POTENTIAL
India's Bottled water market size was valued at $22.72 billion in 2022 and is expected to
reach $36.21 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 6 per cent from 2023 to 2030, said a report by
GreyViews Research released in January 2023.

Despite the presence of a huge number of small and local manufacturers, this industry is
controlled by multinational corporations such as Parle Bisleri, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Parle
Agro, Nestle, Mount Everest, Kingfisher and Manikchand, among others. According to a
Statista report published in September 2022, the share of Bisleri by Parle in the packaged
drinking water market was 26 per cent in India. In contrast, the share of Aquafina owned
by PersiCo was 11 per cent in the packaged drinking water market

These companies are the trend setters in the marketing of bottled drinking water. Bottled
water market is a symbol of health-consciousness rising in India, especially post COVID-
19. While a substantial portion of the Indian population struggles to get safe drinking
water, in metro cities spending high costs for packaged drinking water is increasing.
"Over the last five years, the bottled water market has grown by 40-45 percent. Higher
disposable income, increasing taste for hygiene, improved price, easier availability of
packaged drinking water and a lack of safe drinking water are driving demand for bottled
water," quoted a report by Maximize Market Research.

PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
• Production process of water bottle :
A product schedule for water bottles involves planning and outlining the key stages of the
product's development, production, and launch. Here's a simplified product schedule for
a reusable water bottle:

Phase 1: Conceptualization and Planning

Market Research (2-4 weeks): Understand consumer preferences, market trends, and
competitors in the water bottle industry.

Product Ideation (2-3 weeks): Brainstorm and generate concepts for the water bottle,
considering materials, design, features, and target audience.

Feasibility Analysis (2-3 weeks): Assess the technical, financial, and logistical feasibility of
the proposed water bottle concept.
 Concept Selection (1-2 weeks): Choose the most viable concept based on feasibility,
market research, and strategic goals.

Phase 2: Design and Development

Design and Prototyping (8-12 weeks): Create detailed product designs and develop
prototypes for testing and refinement.

Material Sourcing and Supplier Selection (4-6 weeks): Identify suppliers for raw
materials and components. Negotiate contracts and agreements.

Testing and Quality Assurance (6-8 weeks): Conduct rigorous testing of prototypes
to ensure functionality, durability, and safety.

Manufacturing Setup (4-6 weeks): Prepare production facilities and processes,

including tooling and molds.

Phase 3: ProductionInitial Production Run (4-6 weeks): Begin manufacturing a

limited quantity of water bottles for initial market testing and quality
control.Scaling Production (8-12 weeks): Gradually increase production volumes to
meet anticipated demand.

Phase 4: Marketing and PromotionBranding and Packaging (4-6 weeks): Develop

branding strategies, design packaging, and create marketing materials.Marketing
Campaign (8-12 weeks): Plan and execute marketing campaigns across various
channels, including digital, social media, and traditional advertising.

Phase 5: Distribution and LaunchDistribution Setup (4-6 weeks): Establish

distribution channels, including partnerships with retailers and e-commerce
platforms.Launch (1-2 weeks): Officially introduce the water bottle to the market
through product listings, promotions, and events.

Phase 6: Post-Launch Evaluation and OptimizationGather Feedback (Ongoing):

Continuously collect feedback from customers, retailers, and distributors.Product
Iteration (Ongoing): Use feedback to make improvements to the water bottle,
addressing any issues or enhancing features.Scaling and Expansion (Ongoing):
Evaluate the market response and consider expanding product lines or entering
new markets as appropriate.

• PRODUCTION CAPACITY
Installed 100 % :
 The production Capacity of this establoished plangt will be
30,000 nos. of water bottle per day.

Utilized 50 % :
The production Capacity of this established plant will be
15,000 nos. of water bottle per day.

The schedule for production would be as follows:

9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

&

3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The whole production process would be carried out

simultaneously and the post production will also be speedily.

FINANCIAL ASPECTS
• Fixed capital
• Land and Building :

• Pre operative expenses 10,000

 Total Fixed capital (1+2+3) 27,80,000
• Working Capital
• Salary (Per Month):

• Utilities (Per Month):

• Other Expenses (Per Month):

Total Working Capital for 3 months (1+2+3+4):
TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT :

Fixed Capital : 27,80,000

(+)Working Capital for 3 months : 4,21,000

Total : 32,01,200

MEANS OF FINANCE
• MAKHESANA PRATIK R. 16,00,600

• LADANI MUKESH A. 16,00,600

TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT 32,01,200

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
• Cost Production (per Year):
• Turnover (Per Year):

• Net Profit (Before Taxation)(Per Year):

Turn Over : 24,75,000

(-)Cost of Production : 19,33,800

Total : 5,41,200

PROFITABILITY OF PROJECT

PROJECT SUMMARY
BALANCE SHEET FOR 5 YEARS
FOR 2016-17
FOR 2017-18
FOR 2018-19
FOR 2019-20
FOR 2020-21
B.E.P. STATEMENT FOR 5 YEARS
P.V.Ratio:
Break Even Point (in Rs.):
 PROJECT ADVANCEMENT AND FUTURE
PROSPECTS

India bottled water market will witness a robust growth during the
forecasted period owing to the rising awareness among consumers about
health and bygiene, shortage of clean water in the country and the easy
availability of minaral bottle water in India.

Because of India's massive population growth,influx of foreign students and

visitors, poor qualityof tap water, easy access to minaral bottle water, and
growing health consciousness, there is a significant

demand for minaral bottle water. Private players have notonly filled the gap
left by the government's failureto supply clean drinking water everywhere,
but they have also built a growing industry.
Water that is packaged in food-grade bottles and designed for human
consumption is referred to as minaral water. Depending on the type of water
offered and the source of the water, there are various sorts of packaged
minaral water bottle .

BIBLIOGRAPHY

BOOKS:

Websites:

www.google.com
Wikipedia