Name: Hussain Abbas Zaidi

Class: BBA-VI(A)

Subject: SME

Seat No: 11052062

Assignment

Submitted to: Sir Aslam

 Assignment No#2
3 Business Tycoons in the world

Elon Musk
Elon Musk is a business magnate and entrepreneur who is known for his
work in a variety of industries, including space exploration, electric
vehicles, and renewable energy. He is the founder and CEO of SpaceX, a
company that designs and manufactures reusable rockets and
spacecraft, and Tesla, a company that designs and manufactures electric
vehicles and clean energy products. He also co-founded PayPal, an
online payment system, and was an early investor in Zip2, which was
sold to Compaq for almost $300 million. Musk is renowned for his
ambitious goals and innovative approach to business.

Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos is the founder and CEO of Amazon, one of the world's largest
e-commerce and technology companies. He started the company in
1994 as an online bookstore, and it has since grown to sell a wide range
of products and services, including streaming media, cloud computing,
and advertising. In addition to Amazon, Bezos owns The Washington
Post and Blue Origin, a space exploration company. He is also known for
his business acumen and has a net worth of over $150 billion.

Bill Gates
Bill Gates is a co-founder of Microsoft, one of the world's leading
software companies. He started the company with Paul Allen in 1975 and
was the CEO until 2000. He remains a technical advisor and board
member at the company. Gates is also known for his philanthropic work
through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation which focuses on global
health and development. He has a net worth of over $130 billion and is
considered one of the most influential people in the business world.
 Assignment No#3
Registered companies in Pakistan Stock Exchange (P.S.E)?

Almost around 500 total companies are registered in Pakistan Stock Exchange (P.S.E)

Assignment No#1
Feasibility Report
Introduction
Report is made to identify the feasibility condition of opening a small business of grocery shop in our
area

Feasibility Analysis
• Market Analysis:
The market for this business is solely based on the quality of the product and
honestly of seller. Starting and keep it running this business required heavy investment but in a
long run business will be more profitable.

• Location Analysis
Location for this business must be near the residential area and cooking related
business so they can become your permanent and you will get more potential clients.

• Competitive Analysis
Competition in this business might be high than the others but it can be deal
with a quality of product and the honesty of shop keeper because only few provides these
things among the majority, we can also notice that thing in local area where we live.

• Stock Availability
Availability of stocks are the hardest part for this business idea due to the fact
that whole business depends on the quality of product we buy from supplier, and to find a trust
worthy supplier isn’t an easy task to counter that we will get in touch with the most running
shop of our local area and get the contact details of their supplier.

• Financial Statement
Over-all financial needs for the shop to keep running might be around 18-25 lacs
PKR. No product can be arranged on credit base on high rent of around 30k month for highly
 residential area, and the electrical and other bills that you have to pay will be cut from your
capital for starting months.

Conclusion
The market, stocks, competition, location and financial condition are all suitable & feasible for
the business, therefor we will do the business.

Assignment No # 4
Pricing Methods
There are several methods of pricing that can be used. Some of the most common methods include:

1. Cost-plus pricing:
This method involves determining the cost of producing a product or service and then adding a
markup to that cost to determine the final price. This method ensures that plagiarism is avoided as
the price is based on the actual costs incurred in creating the product or service.

2. Competitive pricing:
This method involves analyzing the prices of similar products or services in the market and setting
the price based on that analysis. This method ensures that plagiarism is avoided as the price is based
on the prices of competitors.

3. Value-based pricing:
This method involves setting the price based on the perceived value of the product or service to the
customer. This method ensures that plagiarism is avoided as the price is based on the unique value
of the product or service.

4. Premium pricing:
This method involves setting a higher price for a product or service due to its unique features or
superior quality. This method ensures that plagiarism is avoided as the price reflects the unique
value of the product or service.

5. Skimming pricing:
 This method is used when a new product is introduced in the market with high price, later on it will
be decreased as the competition increases.

Ultimately, the method of pricing that is used will depend on the specific product or service being
offered and the goals of the business.