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Pizza CafPizza CafPizza CafPizza Cafeeee'''' Ta Torn YornTa Torn YornTa Torn YornTa Torn Yorn

Pizza Café Ta Torn Yorn

2010

[Miss.Sutasinee Suwarapattanaporn ]

ID: 5031205505 Tourism Management Project feasibility study and evaluation

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Preface

This report is Project Feasibility Subject. This report is part of third semester

(summer) the course code is 1203302. I spend time one month for to do this project. I

find out the information and analysis the information by myself. I collect the

information every time, which I can to do this. In this course, that I think successful and

I can practice myself about responsibility and develop skill to continuous. This Business

project feasibility conducted from Pizza café to perform the small and medium-business

enterprises for proposes by use in operation system and find For the report of project tell

information that investor should be know about operator in business of furniture

category as well as introduction, industry profile, market feasibility study, technical

feasibility study, financial analysis, and summary of project. This report tell about

problem analysis and resolvable include of recommendations benefit for investors to

invest. Pizza café hope to this business project can be build confidence and create better

profit return for the investor.

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Executive Summary

Description of Business

Ta Torn Yorn Pizza is the pizza café. Ta Torn Yorn Pizza is pizza restaurant.

Customers can relax with good atmosphere and tasty food and one of my services is

delivery pizza around Phitsanuloke not more than 8 kilo. In the morning, I serve

breakfast, sandwich and beverages for customers. So they can order breakfast for going

work or they can stay at café for eat in the morning. In the afternoon: pizza, appetizers,

ice cream, bakery and beverages is the main menu. I provide set of menu for customers.

In evening, I provide cocktail bar and acoustic song. In occasionally I also provide a

special drink for each season. My pizza café is the first restaurant at Public Chomnan

River. Ta Torn Yurn Pizza mix is between cocktail bar and pizza restaurant. My kitchen

is the container, and the container can not move. As well as I provide delivery service.

The most important is I have Thai pizza style and classic style pizza that, I concern with

using herb ingredients. I open between 7.00 – 10.00, 11.30 – 00.00 am.

For other pizza restaurant, they not only not fast, but also have a basic food.

While Ta Torn Yorn Pizza menu has much more than other pizza such as cocktail bar,

breakfast, afternoon and lunch. So Ta Torn Yorn Pizza suitable for meeting and having

a party. Moreover, when customers are exhausted from work they can come here for

relax. My café locate at Public Chomnan River, Phitsanulok Province in front of high

school, telephone organization (TOT) and post office.

Pizza cafe Ta- Torn-Yorn creates a friendly and pleasant environment for

customers in a well-designed and productive environment in which people can work

happily. I focus to the look and taste of pizza as well as to high-quality ingredients. I

look to provide the best possible value to our customers who desire great tasting pizza

and to provide customers with the satisfaction of receiving a great value, both tangibly

and intangibly.

I will also create and nurture a healthy, creative, respectful, and fun working

environment, in which our employees are fairly compensated and encouraged to respect

the customer and the quality of the product to produce. I give fair price to consumer

and give fair salary to employee, including to fairly compensating owners and investors

for their investment and risk.

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Table of Contents

Preface............................................................................................................................... b

Executive Summary ........................................................................................................ c

Description of Business ................................................................................................... c

Table of picture ................................................................................................................. e

Chapter 1 ........................................................................................................................... 1

Introduction ................................................................................................................... 1

Background and Significance of the project ............................................................. 1

Project Objective ............................................................................................................... 2

Expectation ................................................................................................................... 2

Chapter 2 ........................................................................................................................... 4

Industry profile.............................................................................................................. 4

Nature of industry ..................................................................................................... 4

Situation of Industry ......................................................................................................... 6

Product/service .................................................................................................................. 8

Vision .............................................................................................................................. 10

Mission ........................................................................................................................ 10

Strategy ........................................................................................................................... 11

Chapter 3 ....................................................................................................................... 13

Market Feasibility Study ............................................................................................. 13

Pizza and Politics....................................................................................................... 13

Competitor Analysis ....................................................................................................... 17

Customer Analysis .......................................................................................................... 17

Competitive Analysis ...................................................................................................... 19

STP Analysis ................................................................................................................... 20

Market Segmentation ...................................................................................................... 20

Marketing Mix Strategy .................................................................................................. 21

Sale Forecast/Profit Estimation....................................................................................... 30

Sale Forecast ................................................................................................................... 30

Sales Forecast/Profit Estimation ..................................................................................... 32

Marketing Expenses (Sales Incentive) ........................................................................... 42

Conclusion .................................................................................................................. 44

Chapter 3 ..................................................................................................................... 44

Market Analysis .......................................................................................................... 44

General Environment Analysis (PEST)...................................................................... 44

Competition Analysis (3C Analysis) .......................................................................... 44

Competitor Analysis ....................................................................................................... 44

Customer Analysis .......................................................................................................... 45

Chapter 4: Technical Feasibility Study ........................................................................... 46

Machine Tools/ Equipment ............................................................................................. 50

Location .......................................................................................................................... 52

Facility Layout ............................................................................................................ 53

Map of pizza café .................................................................................................... 54

Facility Management .................................................................................................. 55

Cost of investment .......................................................................................................... 57

Pre cost of investment ..................................................................................................... 57

- Furniture ................................................................................................................... 57

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- Electronic equipment ............................................................................................ 59

The product in pizza café ................................................................................................ 61

Depreciation .................................................................................................................... 70

Investment cost ............................................................................................................... 73

Income of glow and pizza café ................................................................................... 74

Direct labor cost ...................................................................................................... 76

Overhead ..................................................................................................................... 76

Management Analysis ................................................................................................. 76

Chapter 4 ......................................................................................................................... 77

Conclusion ...................................................................................................................... 77

Chapter 5 ......................................................................................................................... 78

Financial Analysis ........................................................................................................... 78

Profit/Loss Statement ...................................................................................................... 78

Cash Flow ....................................................................................................................... 94

Balance sheet ................................................................................................................ 107

All financial Statement ................................................................................................. 113

Financial analysis ...................................................................................................... 113

Profitability Ratio.......................................................................................................... 115

Profit margin ............................................................................................................. 115

Return on asset (ROA) .................................................................................................. 115

Return on investment .................................................................................................... 116

Asset turnover ........................................................................................................... 116

Debt ratio .................................................................................................................. 117

Time interest earn ......................................................................................................... 117

Conclusion .................................................................................................................... 117

Chapter7 ........................................................................................................................ 118

Conclusion .................................................................................................................... 118

Reference: ..................................................................................................................... 122

Table of picture

Figure 1company ............................................................................................................ 17

Figure 2 customer ........................................................................................................... 18

Figure 3: pie chart ........................................................................................................... 21

Figure 4: picture types of pizza ....................................................................................... 23

Figure 5: spaghetti........................................................................................................... 24

Figure 6: beverage and cocktail ...................................................................................... 26

Figure 7: ice-cream ......................................................................................................... 28

Figure 8: cake .................................................................................................................. 29

Figure 9: shop ................................................................................................................. 52

Figure 10: layout ............................................................................................................. 53

Figure 11: map ................................................................................................................ 54

Figure 12: chomnan river ................................................................................................ 54

Figure 13: machine ......................................................................................................... 55

Figure 14:furniture .......................................................................................................... 57

Figure 15: electronic equipment ..................................................................................... 59

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Picture 1: pizza .................................................................................................................. 9

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Chapter 1

Introduction

Background and Significance of the project

The reason of why I choose to do the pizza café, because of nowadays the most

people interested western culture including the food style of western. I realize the new

flavor for Thai people and for foreigner tourist. My business emphasize the new flavor

and exotic for attractive the customer. My business is small business and low

investment, pizza café in car. My business can remove to everywhere, when I want to

move. My business has many product and service such as product salad bar, pizza,

bakery and beverage. I want to open a small pizza business, because of there are three

possible outcomes, resounding success, minimal success or failure. Help maximize

your chances for success. Find a suitable location for a pizza business using

demographics, and other valuable information Avoid the most common pitfall. I want to

develop new recipes that will become my license. That means I think of all possible

consequences of any action I take and through organization of effort, move forward as

quickly and effectively as possible. To start and organize any restaurant business and

get the most from my efforts I must set goals. My targets are students, workers, and

foreigner or foreigner tourist.

Our business will be making in municipal of Phitsanulok province.

Year Men Women Total

2550 414,311 427,372 841,683

2551 415,106 428,889 843,995

2552 415,593 429,968 845,561

The number of population is evidence of civilian register is in the municipal

limits only. It still has some people come to investment, work, student and tourist that

come in Phitsanulokin each day. The population in this group is uncertainty (the hide

population), that is the people who have come to use many service within municipal

city Phitsanulok limits. So, they are another one that important for growing of the

population and city.

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Project Objective

The project Pizza Café business has required knowledge and objective as follow

1. For study in the real situation and analysis situation.

2. For analyze to set the goal and management of project.

3. For analyze competitor of the business in real situation.

4. For study return and risk of project.

Expectation

Expectations of the project Pizza Café business are the way that conduct to the objective

and made the business accomplish.

1. Can analysis situation and meet the way to solve the problem.

2. Can accomplish the goal and effective management of the project.

3. Can generate modern Pizza Café that have unique different from competitor.

4. Can generate income and achieve sale forecast or more.

5. Can increase income in my business continuously.

The benefit from project after accomplish from set and learn process of the project, and

it lead you to understand every step to make the project in the real life.

1. Can evaluate and identify the meaning of the Project Feasibility.

2. Have more skill and efficiency to do the project in the real situation.

3. Have more ability to solve the problem when situation change.

4. Have channel differentiation.

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Time frame

No

Time

Activity

1

2 days

-Meeting discussion for choose the business that we

want to do.

2

1 week

- Planning the operation of business.

3

1 week

- Survey the market of pizza.

- Choose the target market of customer.

4

1 week

-Set the budget of the pizza café

5

2 weeks

-Survey of the location near the target market and buy

the building.

6

2 weeks

-Design and decorate the building

7

1 week

-Buy material and equipment.

8

2 weeks

-Set up the electronic and equipment

9

1 week

-Advertising and promote our business.

Activities

- Meeting with your friends or family.

- Celebration of birthday and congratulations.

- Marriage of anniversary.

- Meeting with your girlfriend or boyfriend

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Chapter 2

Industry profile

Nature of industry

Pizza’s history

Pizza was considered a peasant's meal in Italy for centuries. Modern Pizza is believed

to have been invented to Raffaele Esposito a baker in Napes aski (Napoli), in the

Campania region of Italy.

According to published reports, in 1889 Esposito of Pizzeria di Pietro (now called

Pizzeria Brandi) baked pizza especially for the visit of Italian King Umberto I and

Queen Margherita. One of these pizzas embellished the classic pizza alla marinara with

mozzarella and basil.

According to historians this pizza was said to be very patriotic and because it

"resembled the Italian flag" with its colors of green (basil), white (mozzarella), and red

(tomatoes), and was favored by the Queen.

This pizza was named Pizza Margherita after the Queen of is believed to be the origin of

the pizza we have today. Many believe it also establishes Naples as the pizza capitol of

the world. If you visit Europe you'll find that what we call a Cheese Pizza is commonly

referred to as a Marghertia Pizza.

In 1830 what is believed to be "the world's first true pizzeria," Antica Pizzeria Port'

Alba, opened. This pizzeria is still in business today at Via Port'Alba 18 in Naples!

The general consensus is that the most authentic pizza is Pizza Napoletana (Neapolitan

Pizza) made with fresh mozzarella, home-made sauce from fresh vine ripened tomatoes

and fresh herbs, and the artistry of the pizzaioli, the pizza makers.

Truly great pizza dough is made only with flour, natural yeast or brewers yeast, salt and

water. It must be kneaded by hand or mixers which do not cause the dough to overheat

and the dough must be punched down and shaped by hand.

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The Original Pizza Was Probably not Italian

Pizza is basically a meal prepared in a plate made of bread. This idea actually dates

back to the 16 century Greeks who eat flat round bread (plankutos) backed with an

assortment of toppings.

Tomatoes, which were originally thought to be a poisonous ornamental plant, came

from Italy to Mexico and from Peru to Spain.

True mozzarella is actually made from the milk of the water buffalo and was imported

from India in the 7th century. It was not widely available as a cheese product in

Southern Italy and Campania until the second half of the eighteenth century.

Pizza migrated to America with Italian immigrants in the latter half of the 19th century.

By the turn of the century, Italians had begun to open their own bakeries and were

selling groceries as well as pizza. Gennaro Lombardi opened the first true U.S. pizzeria

in 1905 in New York City at 53 1/3 Spring Street (Lombardi's is reopened today at 32

Spring Street).

But it wasn't until after World War II when returning GI's created a nationwide demand

for the pizza they had eaten and loved in Italy that pizza went public.

In the 1950's packaged pizzas to prepare at home from Chef Boyardee hit the market

and Pizza Hut, Shakes, and other mass production pizza parlors appeared greatly

expanding the market for pizza. Today, pizza is consistently within the top 3 foods

eaten by Americans and a staple of the American diet. Pizza consumption in the United

States is staggering. It's estimated that Americans eat approximately 150 acres of pizza

each day, or about 400 slices per second. The pizza industry is estimated to gross more

than $35 billion annually.

In 1960 the Vietnam war with the American military base in Thailand. It has brought

the culture of eating pizza with one but not as prevalent. Need to mesh the modern hotel

and only Italian restaurant. But at about 2513 BC Pizza Hut. Opening the first Thai

children younger generation is home parade through the city mesh. Today, eating pizza

is not difficult anymore. Just one phone ring within 15 minutes to send home slice

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Situation of Industry

Present

Today the pizza company or any fast-food is still famous and popular in teenager

and foreigner. Since the beginning to promote restaurant until now, my company want

to focus on student and worker near Chomnan River is first and make them is the center

to promote Ta Torn Yorn pizza café can attract customers both of Thai people and

foreigner.

Ta Torn Yorn identity atmosphere and design structure in the restaurant to

support within café for the customers enjoy and take time have a meal calmly and

private. And then my company is suitable for Thai people and foreigner. In the

integration is Thai herbs mix together with pizza. Such as spicy Tom Yum Kung, Pa-

neng , Kee-Mao seafood pizza.

My company set 3 size for the customer to select and tasty. In the raw material

to use in component in pizza is easy to find in Thai market thus Ta Torn Yorn pizza café

can set lower price than other company for attract the customers. My company will be

care about service and good taste, concern about every circumspect for make customers

satisfy in Ta Torn Yorn pizza café.

- In the present most of people knows about pizza and pizza distribution in the

world wide. My business is small and many competitors, such as pizza hut and

Pizza Company.

- Choice evaluation a consumer will have led the data that collects to keep come to

very is a category and analyze the merit , disadvantages , both of in comparison

character seeks the choice and the worthiness most , the making a decision chooses best

choice , assessment back , the assessor will know the merit , disadvantages , thereafter a

person will must decide to choose best choice in something , problem , often use the

experience in the past is standard , both of the experience of oneself and others

- Because of Pizza Hut be the franchise shop that has high Brand Image and in

pizza market , Pizza Hut be 1 number leader always there is a branch in the

foreign countries more than 90 worldwide countries has a prima facie case the

value more 4,700 dollars but in Thailand which , have a prima facie case market

value totals up 3,000 million, Pizza Hut have Market share stay 30% just which ,

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be born the cost has million 900 although high Brand Image and have the

outstanding about always innovation. But the location many brunches in

Bangkok and provincial a little more. The Pizza Company push , Market Mix a

side is price and promotion still don't attract a consumer although , now will

have doing , IMC side advertising such as ,leaflet distribution , advertise the way

, television by have glory be skilled at make offerings star model famous half-

caste comes to are presenter repeat pizza style eyes smack imitates which

originally from ,Pizza Hut never take an interest with , Presenter , no matter ,

besides still systematically , E-commerce at the website of Pizza Hut , directly

which will have serve order a pizza and give news all information about a

company for a consumer enhances , Brand Awareness of a pizza more and

more and selling important that make market pizza point grows up to go up

continuously be the administration is like delivery that have something ,

Guarantee the time in sending within 30 minute if exceed while fix take free ,

both of stagger but , although will have side addition. Promotion the some is

how much but .The Pizza Company as a result have Promotion at the power

more better such as using promotion BOGO , ( buy 1 1 in addition ) on March

of every year using policy 199 one baht prices using. Sport marketing in the

motorsports, BMW, in year 2006 Music Marketing for being Sponsor gives with

the list, Academy Fantasia using oval stump Zen that is that will in customer

group throws to mark type trace. Nat family then make , The Pizza Company ,

build , Brand Awareness get well visit moreover still have a consumer who have

Brand royalty as well with such then big problem that can not make , Pizza Hut ,

step come in 1 number in Thailand replaces the rival that has type strength the

Pizza Company get until seek something Differentiate get clearly in the feeling

of a consumer moreover filtration behavior eats a pizza of a consumer is

important that make circulation point of Pizza Hut change to come to 1 number

has of Thailand.

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Growth rate

Ta Torn Yorn pizza café is the same other fast-food companies but our company

can make difference style in testy in business. That has relatively high competitor

because it’s the process of the production is not complex and our company can design a

new menu for the customers every time. Then the integration is easy to find and use

budget is not high. It’s in the networking of restaurant has been financial for investment

and expand business by franchise or branch in another province in Thailand. However

each market has grown continuously. So our company might be safety customers by set

promotion and service standard make the customer satisfy. In another way our company

will be continuous to focus on marketing above the line advertising media, if other

customer knows brand and location of Ta Torn Yorn pizza café. Then pizza business

will be expanding automatically in the market.

Product/service

Ta Torn Yorn pizza café is a small restaurant and a new business to entry in the

market. The company try to promote Thai herb, Thai foods and intervene Thai culture

mix with Ta Torn Yorn pizza in Manu to attract the customers and identity own Manu.

The company wants to focus on teenagers, students, and foreigner the most around

Chomnan River. Thus Ta Torn Yorn pizza café maintain about component in foods and

want to make customer feel happy, when they tasty in special pizza of Ta Torn Yorn

pizza café.

My company design different style and different other company because other

company is the same tasty but Manu of Ta Torn Yorn pizza will be present different

tasty in pizza menu.

The component is pizza in my restaurant use raw material in Thai and support

Thai herbs, Thai foods into the market for the customers. It’s can make different idea

and attract many customers comes to Ta Torn Yorn pizza café.

In the future our company hopes to expand a new branch or franchise in Chiang

-Rai and promote a new branch in other province in Thailand. And then Ta Torn Yorn

pizza café emphasize in time and make the customers satisfy in service and tasty of a

special pizza.

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My business is pizza café, which difference with other pizza company, such as tasty

and location, including difference style my business style is Thai style.

because , in Thailand the food , fast food , type , Pizza , get come in hold a market in

Thailand 26 more year , in now , still have progress rate continuously , still be

regarded as don't be full , because , have a prima facie case the value million 3,000

just a baht , when , compare with the food , fast food , chicken kind that have a

prima facie case market value more 7,000 million a baht , and the behavior of a Thai

, turn to have a meal a kind , fast food , more and more , neither will in the group ,

high school education child , undergraduate , student , until reach working age adult

age since , 7-25 year , pizza shop must give the safety in the sense of the quality of

the food , the food that use in cooking must change checking ,The Food and Drug

Administration is (food project and a medicine) and have the saving heals ruby

crowd horse farm , protect disease occurrence .

Picture 1: pizza

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Recipe of pizza

360 wheat gram flours are salt half the teaspoon is 3 baking teaspoon powders are come

to oval crow dissolve already or 75 room gram temperatures 120 fresh milks are gram

in front a pizza choose add as you like it there is add go to tomato sauce , salt is the

pepper is the shrimp is sweet green chili is the ham is an onion slices the butter abrades

a cover in front crowd a crow swells out the way does , wheat flour adds a basin mixes ,

take the butter or come to oval crow that the mountain not a room adds down go to,

follow with salt , baking powder , sugar , milk , mix blend then massage , from that time

iron powder is round this powder uses a half, this powder formula can do a pizza 2

powder does nun edge take the nun has added straight the edge already the edge, take

window gang adds down go to add tomato sauce follows ,grade down thoroughly please

, heap the nun down go to plentiful when get the favors of a pizza has followed to want

already as a result , induce bake at 100 degree Celsius temperatures for 10-15 minute,

for 10 powders minute , OK. Already.

Vision

- In the future if I already to expand my business, I hope to expand in other province in

Thailand. A consumer who is influential buying behavior and use goods, psychological

factor composes the persuasion, acknowledgement, the belief and the attitude, the

personality and the idea of oneself.

Mission

- Pizza Café Ta Torn Yorn creates a friendly and pleasant environment for customers in

a well-designed and productive environment in which people can work happily. I focus

to the look and taste of pizza as well as to high-quality ingredients. I look to provide the

best possible value to my customers with the satisfaction of receiving a great value, both

tangibly and intangibly. My business is the first home-deliver of pizza in my hometown.

In the future I will also create idea for a nurture healthy, and concern about the

environment. The employees are respect and fairly for customer, including loyalty in the

business.

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Pizza creates a friendly and pleasant atmosphere for customers in a well-designed and

productive environment in which people can work happily. We are sensitive to the look

and taste of good pizza as well as to high-quality ingredients. We look to provide the

best possible value to our customers who desire great tasting pizza and to provide

customers with the satisfaction of receiving a great value, both tangibly and

intangibly. Additionally, we are the first home-deliverer of pizzas in our area.

Our customers are our neighbors as we are residents of our market area. We will also

create and nurture a healthy, creative, respectful, and fun working environment, in

which our employees are fairly compensated and encouraged to respect the customer

and the quality of the product we produce. We seek fair and responsible profit, enough

to keep the company financially healthy for the long term and to fairly compensate

owners and investors for their investment and risk.

Strategy

- I use material from local area, because cheaper price and easy to find it.

- I use material from local area, because I get new material and fresh more than material

other area or far from my business located.

- My business set up at Public Park and many varieties of menus.

- If the customers order pizza the medium size, they can get salad bar free and if they

order pizza large size, they can get free bacon bread.

- pizza shop will must give social requirement , such as , the aims does the membership

card and shop pizza way for receive special discount , which , will the show think , shop

pizza way takes an interest with a customer who is a member of more and more.

Product & Service

I offer agriculture product to market for support the demand of fruit follow the trend of

popular that are increase in every year, and in the other hand that affect to decrease in

area for agriculture. For now will to put fruit to market that is Jujube (Jujube Fresh

Milk).

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Vision

For make the product quality, must to has standard of product more than base

that customer ask and always to develop the product.

Mission

- Set standard more than market and do it.

Strategy of the company divides to corporate level, business level, and function level.

I decide to use strategies for will help the company to be as the vision of company by I

recognize the organic farming in farm for guarantee to quality of product for safety and

healthy. That makes motivation for market to ask for our product. Out of that strategy

we will to set stable standard in every time

For this business is sell all to wholesale that to be on time are very important there is in

I standard for make sure to wholesaler who need our product.

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Chapter 3

Market Feasibility Study

General Environment Analysis (PEST)

PEST analysis is very important that an organization considers its environment

before beginning the marketing process. In fact, environmental analysis should be

continuous and feed all aspects of planning. The organization's marketing environment

is made up from: PEST analysis stands for "Political, Economic, Social, and

Technological analysis.

It is a part of the external analysis when doing market research and gives a certain

overview of the different macro environmental factors that the company has to take into

consideration. Political factors include areas such as tax policy, employment laws,

environmental regulations, trade restrictions and tariffs and political stability. The

economic factors are the economic growth, interest rates, exchange rates and inflation

rate. Social factors often look at the cultural aspects and include health consciousness,

population growth rate, age distribution, career attitudes and emphasis on safety. The

technological factors also include ecological and environmental aspects and can

determine the barriers to entry, minimum efficient production level and influence

outsourcing decisions. It looks at elements such as R&D activity, automation,

technology incentives and the rate of technological change.

- Political

Pizza and Politics

"Pizza and Politics" are open events, primarily targeted for students, to engage in a free-

flowing discussion led by an expert, professor, or political/media figure on an important

issue. Pizza is provided, the event is very informal, and the location is almost always at

a venue away from the IOP such as a dorm common room or other space up in the Yard.

Registration of business

Individual- It has one owner, several owners or partnership not registration.

− Enterprise of individual pizza café business not registration commerce.

− Classify by corporate, limited company, partnership, common partnership.

− Enterprise must registration following commercial law.

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Location for registration

− Request for registration at Department of Business Development in Phitsanulok.

Admission

1. Partnership

− Partner not more than 3 persons 1,000 bath

− Partner more than 3 persons paid for add per person 200 bath

2. Limited company

− Registration for memorandum of association 500-25,000 bath

− Registration for organization 5,000-25,000 bath

Income Tax

Individual

Request identity personal pay tax card for Revenue Department in the area, that the

location of the establishment.

− Must refer form of list of personal income tax annual year or semi year

(income tax 90and 94).

− If you have income more than 1,200,000 per year, must refer value at tax

following VAT. 30

Corporation

Request identity personal pay tax card for Revenue Department in the area, that the

location of the establishment.

− Must refer personal income tax annual year and half year (personal income tax

50and 51)

− If you have income more than 1,200,000 per year, must refer value at tax

following VAT. 30

- Economy

It remains difficult to predict the total revenue potential owned a pizza franchise.

Each franchise sector faces challenges at the moment, waving to the economy and

sales should decrease by the Board in 2009. Cost control, efficiency of management

and commodity prices fall to help offset declining sales of the fall in the economy.

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According to research by direct vote, pizza franchises that can improve your quality

service and offer consumers true will be those who enjoy the positive results in

2009.

- Social

The socio-cultural environment encapsulates demand and tastes, which vary with

fashion and disposable income, and general changes, can again provide both

opportunities and threats for particular companies (Thompson, 2002; Pearce and

Robinson, 2005). Over-time most products change from being a novelty to a situation of

market saturation, and as this happens pricing and promotion strategies have to change.

Similarly, some products and services will sell around the world with little variation, but

these are relatively unusual. Organizations should be aware of demographics changes as

the structure of the population by ages, affluence, regions, numbers working and so on

can have an important bearing on demand as a whole and on demand for particular

products and services. Threats to existing products might be increasing: opportunities

for differentiation and market segmentation might be emerging.

tell that a pillar in running a business for shows the responsibility that social must

consider 3 pillar type bases that is 1) Products that is products production that doesn't be

poisonous to are harmful a consumer and the social in the price , and 2) Process fair

worth have the process produces the safety zone and work inventor and not safe with the

diligent person and don't liberate are born the pollution , be bad the producer by oneself

include the environment with , the raw material that use must miss from a place where

destroys the environment , and something digest can crumble , do not be the

responsibility both of environment in now and 3) People futures that are using labor

fairly , there have labor good standards , and have Hello! with regard to be appropriate ,

the trend of , CSR , just begin highly popular not long ago stock of Thailand exchange

all right stand business institute for the social , (Corporate Social Responsibility

Institute , upward see and protect social problem and the environment but [ T letter ] ,

might happen from running a business of the self , and seem way marketing tool of a

company in something public organization relations of oneself more than , though , ,

CSR , will happen get must have the cooperation of the labor , consumer , and the

community , by must consider the sound of a consumer , in the foreign countries , will

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regard important power will to cause , CSR , get permanently , network businessman

chairman for the social and the environment ,

- Environment

The idea about the environment permanence or, the responsibility builds the social,

at apply in the administration of a company on each day. Give a chance at equally

old everybody officer, an officer will have had the right to works in the environment

at without, threat, menace sexual, or The other , have no officer physical penalty ,

use the practice according to law the labor. The way work safety zone environment

and good build the health, request an officer follows side safety regulation, and

know the way protects oneself and the colleague. The measures of palace pertaining

to reduction using plastic bag, or, garbage other reduction in the food shop or,

selling point.

- Technology

Technology is widely recognised by various literatures on strategic management

(Capron and Glazer, 1987; Johnson and Scholes, 1993; Jan, 2002), as part of the

organization and the industry part of the model as it is used for the creation of

competitive advantage. However, technology external to the industry can also be

captures and used, and this again can be influenced by government support and

encouragement. Technological breakthroughs can create new industries which might

prove a threat to existing organizations whose products or services might be rendered

redundant, and those firms which might be affected in this way should be alert to the

possibility. Equally, new technology could provide a useful input, in both

manufacturing and service industries, but in turn its purchase will require funding and

possibly employee training before it can be used.

Competition Analysis (3C Analysis)

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Competitor Analysis

For the plan increases the number of branches abundantly a pizza, to be continued

concern about emphasize in provincial more and more. That’s depend on the

latency’s of the location and the area that come and opening of new mall, now

abundantly a pizza has 203 branch amounts, suppose end of this year has will about

208 a branch, from the end of year last have about 198 a branch, which, this year

open a little new branch last year more that open very arrive at 28 a branch, because

suppose next year economy situation will generally should improve.

Customer Analysis

Company The Pizza Company

Product Pizzas, Pastas, Baked rice, Appetizers, Ice-Cream, Beverage

Price 10 – 550 baht.

Features High quality

Packaging Plastic, Paper bag,Box

Advertising

Sales

Leaflet

Distribution Phone, Order, Specialty, Store

Figure 1company

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Figure 2 customer

Consume the food , consuming ratio , consume a pizza , 9.46% , the fried chicken is

9.22% , and consume scurry lay , 8.66% , by male student consumes the fried

chicken most thinks to are 9.60% , student female part consumes a pizza most thinks

to are , 9.61% , from way marketing factor meets that , a student takes an interest

products side , about the smack , variety , and the clean , price side , choose

consume at valuable correspond the quality of the food , place side , be convenient

travel , and shop decoration modernly , way side something will sell , be a side that

a student gives precedence specially , be , must have serve send arrive at a house ,

and have the network that cover , push marketing side , important most , be good

serve , fastness , and way television advertisement .

Advantage:

1. We use materials from local area, because price is not expensive and easy to

find.

2. Because of our materials are easy to find, so it’s always fresh.

3. My business set up around the Public Chomnan River, so we can delivery fast

more than other restaurant.

4. Our menus are variety and we open between 7.00 – 10.00, 11.30 – 00.00 a.m.

Pizza 9.46%

Frendfried

8.66%

Chicken

9.22%

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5. The environment in my café is friendly, because most of customers are teenager

and employee is still in teenager too.

6. The customer can have a party in my café and can relax, because my café is an

open air restaurant (pizza container) and especially we have a cocktail bar.

7. My business also concern with environment by using recycle package (green

box).

Disadvantage:

1. My business stills not famous in local area.

2. The customer may not be familiar with new flavors, because some people may

adhere to Pizza Company flavor.

Competitive Analysis

The strength of the Ta Torn Yorn Pizza Café concept is its stress on opening

freestanding units, which offers immediate visibility and credibility to the consumer.

Despite their adequate funding, rapid growth, and free-standing store concept, they

are vulnerable to the competition food quality. The menu items and prices listed are

nearly identical to ours, but the portions are smaller. This enables us to qualify more

potential, which enable faster development. One of the most important factors in

establishing a company as a leader in any new industry is developing brand name

and brand identity among potential customers. While it is not impossible to use an

unfamiliar brand name, establishing the brand name and linking it to the product

identity takes a significant amount of marketing funds. Companies that have been

able to use a brand name to automatically link them to the target market.

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STP Analysis

Market Segmentation

Those residents of neighboring communities of Freedom, including Oneida,

Sniderville, and Center Valley are included in the Market Segmentation. Only those

residents of Freedom are included in the delivery, as delivery radius is limited to a

5-mile radius in the Town of Freedom. An estimated 53% of Freedom residents live

within the Sanitary District, or within this 5-mile radius.

Target Market Segment Strategy

Including Freedom and its surrounding areas, no pizza establishments exist. In the

Town is of Freedom one to two restaurants serve pizza, but not as a primary menu

item. These pizza outlets are in taverns which are not conducive to family-type

atmosphere. No eating establishments in the Freedom area provide home-delivery

service.

Market Analysis

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Potential

Customers Growth CAGR

Dine-In or

Take-Out 7% 13,860 14,830 15,868 16,979 18,168 7.00%

Delivery 7% 5,000 5,350 5,725 6,126 6,555 7.00%

Total 7.00% 18,860 20,180 21,593 23,105 24,723 7.00%

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Market Analysis (Pie)

Figure 3: pie chart

Marketing Mix Strategy

Pizza Ta Torn Yorn is provided at the beginning of this proposal along with an analysis

of the fast food industry. Current trends in demographics and eating habits are included.

A SWOT analysis has been done to identify Pizza’s strengths, weaknesses,

opportunities, and threats so that these factors can be taken into consideration in

deciding whether or not to launch the new pizza We will target the X and Y

Generations, which is the fastest growing segment in America. This segment has been

successfully targeted.

Price

The consumer could buy a small pizza for the same price, however when sales slowed

down encouraged most pizza consumers the product attained neither the expected sales

volume nor the profitability levels that.

Pricing

Normally, the pricing of pizza depend on the size of pizza and topping.

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The pricing of our beverage are from 49 baht.

The pricing of pasta and spaghetti are from 49 baht.

The pricing of ice-cream are 25 from baht.

The pricing of cake are 39/49 from baht.

Place

My location is staying at Public Chomnan River Phitsanulok. Public Chomnan River is

public park, it’s has many people because they’re exercise, go for a walk and aerobic

dance. Place includes physical distribution, storage, inventory management, and

channel selection. The most of pizza restaurants are small spaces,

especially behind the counter in the food preparation area. These areas are

designed for efficiency equipment is placed close together to cut down on

wasted movement and energy. It was difficult for the restaurants to find room for the

new pizza ovens and the ingredients for the new pizza. They had to update their supplies

Pan & Thin

Crispy

Extreme

Pizza

Extra Cheesy

Sausage Bites Pizza

M 159.- M 329.- M 329.-

L 249.- L 429.- L 429.-

Pan & Thin Crispy Extreme Pizza Extra Cheesy

Sausage Bites Pizza L 149.- L 289.- L 289.-

M 99.- M 199.- M 199.-

PizzaPizzaPizzaPizza ClassicClassicClassicClassic ToppingsToppingsToppingsToppings

PizzaPizzaPizzaPizza Thai Thai Thai Thai stylestylestylestyle ToppiToppiToppiToppi

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inventory and streamline their delivery system to ensure that pizza dough and other

ingredients were shipped to the stores as effective. Employees were trained in the use of

the new pizza ovens, in pizza preparation, and pizza sales, with the goal of maintaining

the usual high standards of customer service.

Product

Product includes research, product development, packaging and branding. The

packaging was a standard pizza box. The box protected the pizza, established the pizza

look for the consumer, and fit the product mix very well. Product research provides the

technology to make pizza quickly. This led to the development of new pizza ovens and

to the recipe for the product itself. Consumer research provided positive. Research also

indicated that this new product would require a shift in consumer’s perceptions of the

restaurant. The company felt that it could deal with these concerns in the promotion.

Pizza

Figure 4: picture types of pizza

Hawaiian

Sliced ham, sliced bacon, Pineapple, Shredded

ham.

Kua- King pizza

pork, makrod leaves, Chili beef, Lemon grass

Italian Sausage

Pepperoni, Mushroom, Onion, Tomato, Italian

sausage.

Eggs Pizza

Slice Bacon, Sausage, Vegetable

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Spicy Tum Yum Kung

Prawn, Mushroom, Squid, Chili paste.

Kee – Mao Seafood Pizza

Makrod leaves, Capsicum, Mixed seafood, crab

stick

Chicken Trio

Mushroom, Roasted chicken, Garlic butter

chicken, BBQ chicken, Red and green chili.

Pa- neng Pizza

Pork, Ting mine, Basil leaves, Makrod leaves,

Chili Beef

Spaghetti & Pasta

Figure 5: spaghetti

Green Curry Chicken Spaghetti

Chicken, Crisp Eggplants, Ting mine

Pesto Tuna Spaghetti

Cream Cheese, Tuna, Okm Vegetables, Pepper

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North Spaghetti

Sai Ouw, Numb peck num

Lab Kai Spaghetti

Chicken, Roasted Rice

Kee – Mao Pasta

Makrod leaves, Chicken, eggs

Tomato Pasta

Tomato, Pork, corn

North Pasta

Shrimps, Numb Peak Oong

Prew Warn Seafood Pasta

Sauce Prew Warn, Seafood

Appetizers

Sandwich Chicken

Sandwich charcoal grilled chicken sauce

fermentation

Tuna Sandwich

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Hot Dog

Hamburger

Fruit Salad

Sautéed Crystal Prawns In Salad Sauce

Garlic Bread

Sandwich Lover collection

l

Breadsticks

Cheesy Bread or Breadsticks with Marinara or

Garlic Sauce.

Beverage

Figure 6: beverage and cocktail

Wine Cocktail

Mock tail

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Lemon Cocktail

Chocolate Cocktail

Blue Hawaii Cocktail

special valentine's day cocktail

Glamorous Pink Cocktail

Halloween Cocktail

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Ice – cream

Figure 7: ice-cream

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Bakery

Figure 8: cake

Raspberry Paradise

Cheese Cake

Blueberry Pie

Croissants

Cookie Chocolate

White Chocolate

Strawberry Honey Roll Cake( special

Valentine’s Day only)

Butter Cake

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Promotion

The promotion consists of advertising, sales promotion, and publicity. Business has

magazines, television news reports, and newspaper articles. The opportunity is to

explain the reasoning behind the menu addition and to reassure their customers.

The sales promotion efforts included free samples, lunch parties, and store banners.

A coupon will be available to customers, and the coupon will be 10% discount for

anyone who brings the coupon to the café (the coupon can use just only one time).

Intermittent newspaper advertisement will continue throughout the year to promote

upcoming event. Additionally, family-oriented event will be hosted by Pizza café Ta-

Torn-Yorn to attract customers such as birthday parties, and prize giveaways. Pizza café

Ta-Torn-Yorn will also sponsor a local Little League soccer team to publicize the

restaurant within the community events. We also have a stamp for customer who comes

to eat to correct and bring the stamp to exchange with our gift. And every year in open

date we have a party at our café name is “Ta-Torn-Yorn”. In the party we celebrate

Café‘s Birthday, have eating pizza competition and the party at night.

Sale Forecast/Profit Estimation

Sale Forecast

My sales forecast assumes a modest change in annual costs to accommodate new

entry into the market. I am expecting to increase sales modestly over the next year,

which is a respectable growth rate. The growth forecast is assumed given this is a new

product for the area using new channels of availability. I am not projecting significant

change in the product line, or in the proportion between different lines.

I am predicting an average of 36 pizzas sold each week night (Monday –

Friday). On the weekend (Saturday – Sunday), I am estimating 5 pizzas are sold each

day. Of those pizzas ordered, I am expecting approximately 1/3 to be dined – in

customers. Those customers dining in will most likely order drinks and/or cocktail (on

average 4 for each family). Additionally, I am estimating that approximately one-third

of the pizza orders will be accompanied by an order for breadsticks.

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Sales Forecast/Profit Estim

ation

Year 1

Forecast

sale

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Pizza

500

0

100

%

144

125

100

450

200

150

450

600

650

350

525

600

4,344

Classic

style

-

Size M

-

Pan/Thin

159

12% 17

15

12

54

24

18

54

72

78

42

63

72

521

Sale

PC/M

/T

2,743

2,385 1,908 8,586

3,816 2,862 8,586

11,44

8

12,40

2

6,678 10,01

7

11,44

8

82,879

Extrem

e 329

6%

9

8

6

27

12

9

27

36

39

21

32

36

261

Sale

PC/M

/E

2,838

2,468 1,974 8,883

3,948 2,961 8,883

11,84

4

12,83

1

6,909 10,36

4

11,84

4

85,746

Ex/Cheese/

Sau

329

6%

9

8

6

27

12

9

27

36

39

21

32

36

261

Sale

PC/M

/S

2,838

2,468 1,974 8,883

3,948 2,961 8,883

11,84

4

12,83

1

6,909 10,36

4

11,84

4

85,746

Size L

-

Pan/Thin

249

9%

13

11

9

41

18

14

41

54

59

32

47

54

391

Sale

PC/L/T

3,221

2,801 2,241 10,08

5

4,482 3,362 10,08

5

13,44

6

14,56

7

7,844 11,76

5

13,44

6

97,343

Extrem

e 429

3%

4

4

3

14

6

5

14

18

20

11

16

18

130

Sale

PC/L/E

1,850

1,609 1,287 5,792

2,574 1,931 5,792

7,722

8,366

4,505 6,757

7,722

55,904

Ex/Cheese/

429

3%

4

4

3

14

6

5

14

18

20

11

16

18

130

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Sau

Sale PC/L/S

1,850

1,609 1,287 5,792

2,574 1,931 5,792

7,722

8,366

4,505 6,757

7,722

55,904

Sale Total

C

15,340

13,33

9

10,67

1

48,02

0

21,34

2

16,00

7

48,02

0

64,02

6

69,36

2

37,34

9

56,02

3

64,02

6

463,522

Thai style

-

Size M

-

Pan/Thin

99

14% 20

18

14

63

28

21

63

84

91

49

74

84

608

Sale

PT/M

/T

1,992

1,733 1,386 6,237

2,772 2,079 6,237

8,316

9,009

4,851 7,277

8,316

60,204

Extrem

e 199

10% 14

13

10

45

20

15

45

60

65

35

53

60

434

Sale

PT/M

/E

2,861

2,488 1,990 8,955

3,980 2,985 8,955

11,94

0

12,93

5

6,965 10,44

8

11,94

0

86,441

Ex/Cheese/

Sau

199

10% 14

13

10

45

20

15

45

60

65

35

53

60

434

Sale

PT/M

/S

2,861

2,488 1,990 8,955

3,980 2,985 8,955

11,94

0

12,93

5

6,965 10,44

8

11,94

0

86,441

Size L

-

Pan/Thin

149

13% 19

16

13

59

26

20

59

78

85

46

68

78

565

Sale PT/L/T

2,784

2,421 1,937 8,717

3,874 2,906 8,717

11,62

2

12,59

1

6,780 10,16

9

11,62

2

84,138

Extrem

e 289

7%

10

9

7

32

14

11

32

42

46

25

37

42

304

Sale PT/L/E

2,908

2,529 2,023 9,104

4,046 3,035 9,104

12,13

8

13,15

0

7,081 10,62

1

12,13

8

87,874

Ex/Cheese/

Sau

289

7%

10

9

7

32

14

11

32

42

46

25

37

42

304

Sale PT/L/S

2,908

2,529 2,023 9,104

4,046 3,035 9,104

12,13

8

13,15

0

7,081 10,62

1

12,13

8

87,874

Sale Total T

16,314

14,18

6

11,34

9

51,07

1

22,69

8

17,02

4

51,07

1

68,09

4

73,76

9

39,72

2

59,58

2

68,09

4

492,972

Pizza

31,654

27,52

22,02

99,09

44,04

33,03

99,09

132,1

143,1

77,07

115,6

132,1

956,494

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5

0

0

0

0

0

20

30

0

05

20

Spaghetti

500

14

25

20

45

20

15

45

60

65

35

53

60

457

Spaghetti

49

704.37

5

1225

980

2205

980

735

2205

2940

3185

1715

2572.

5

2940

22,387

Beverage/C

450

13

23

18

41

18

14

41

54

59

32

47

54

411

Beverage

49

633.93

75

1102.

5

882

1984.

5

882

661.5 1984.

5

2646

2866.

5

1543.

5

2315.

25

2646

20,148

Ice-cream

470

14

24

19

42

19

14

42

56

61

33

49

56

429

Ice-cream

25

337.81

25

587.5 470

1057.

5

470

352.5 1057.

5

1410

1527.

5

822.5 1233.

75

1410

10,737

Cake

-

Size M

700

20

35

28

63

28

21

63

84

91

49

74

84

640

Sale CM

39

784.87

5

1365

1092

2457

1092

819

2457

3276

3549

1911

2866.

5

3276

24,945

Size L

600

17

30

24

54

24

18

54

72

78

42

63

72

548

Sale CL

49

845.25

1470

1176

2646

1176

882

2646

3528

3822

2058

3087

3528

26,864

Cake

1630.1

25

2835

2268

5103

2268

1701

5103

6804

7371

3969

5953.

5

6804

51,810

Total sale

34,960

33,27

5

26,62

0

109,4

40

48,64

0

36,48

0

109,4

40

145,9

20

158,0

80

85,12

0

127,6

80

145,9

20

1,061,5

75

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Years 2

Forecast

sale

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Pizza

8000

100

%

920

400

320

720

320

240

720

960

1,040

560

840

960

8,000

Classic

style

-

Size M

-

Pan&Thi

n

15

9

12%

110

48

38

86

38

29

86

115

125

67

101

115

960

Sale

PC/M

/T

17,55

4

7,632

6,106

13,73

8

6,106

4,579

13,73

8

18,31

7

19,84

3

10,68

5

16,02

7

18,31

7

152,64

0

Extrem

e 32

9

6%

55

24

19

43

19

14

43

58

62

34

50

58

480

Sale

PC/M

/E

18,16

1

7,896

6,317

14,21

3

6,317

4,738

14,21

3

18,95

0

20,53

0

11,05

4

16,58

2

18,95

0

157,92

0

Ex/Chees

e/Sau

32

9

6%

55

24

19

43

19

14

43

58

62

34

50

58

480

Sale

PC/M

/S

18,16

1

7,896

6,317

14,21

3

6,317

4,738

14,21

3

18,95

0

20,53

0

11,05

4

16,58

2

18,95

0

157,92

0

Size L

-

Pan&Thi

24

9%

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n

9

83

36

29

65

29

22

65

86

94

50

76

86

720

Sale

PC/L/T

20,61

7

8,964

7,171

16,13

5

7,171

5,378

16,13

5

21,51

4

23,30

6

12,55

0

18,82

4

21,51

4

179,28

0

Extrem

e 42

9

3%

28

12

10

22

10

7

22

29

31

17

25

29

240

Sale

PC/L/E

11,84

0

5,148

4,118

9,266

4,118

3,089

9,266

12,35

5

13,38

5

7,207

10,81

1

12,35

5

102,96

0

Ex/Chees

e/Sau

42

9

3%

28

12

10

22

10

7

22

29

31

17

25

29

240

Sale

PC/L/S

11,84

0

5,148

4,118

9,266

4,118

3,089

9,266

12,35

5

13,38

5

7,207

10,81

1

12,35

5

102,96

0

Sale

Total C

98,17

3

42,68

4

34,14

7

76,83

1

34,14

7

25,61

0

76,83

1

102,4

42

110,9

78

59,75

8

89,63

6

102,4

42

853,68

0

Thai

style

-

Size M

-

Pan&Thi

n

99

14%

129

56

45

101

45

34

101

134

146

78

118

134

1,120

Sale

PT/M

/T

12,75

1

5,544

4,435

9,979

4,435

3,326

9,979

13,30

6

14,41

4

7,762

11,64

2

13,30

6

110,88

0

Extrem

e 19

9

10%

92

40

32

72

32

24

72

96

104

56

84

96

800

Sale

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PT/M

/E

18,30

8

7,960

6,368

14,32

8

6,368

4,776

14,32

8

19,10

4

20,69

6

11,14

4

16,71

6

19,10

4

159,20

0

Ex/Chees

e/Sau

19

9

10%

92

40

32

72

32

24

72

96

104

56

84

96

800

Sale

PT/M

/S

18,30

8

7,960

6,368

14,32

8

6,368

4,776

14,32

8

19,10

4

20,69

6

11,14

4

16,71

6

19,10

4

159,20

0

Size L

-

Pan&Thi

n

14

9

13%

120

52

42

94

42

31

94

125

135

73

109

125

1,040

Sale

PT/L/T

17,82

0

7,748

6,198

13,94

6

6,198

4,649

13,94

6

18,59

5

20,14

5

10,84

7

16,27

1

18,59

5

154,96

0

Extrem

e 28

9

7%

64

28

22

50

22

17

50

67

73

39

59

67

560

Sale

PT/L/E

18,61

2

8,092

6,474

14,56

6

6,474

4,855

14,56

6

19,42

1

21,03

9

11,32

9

16,99

3

19,42

1

161,84

0

Ex/Chees

e/Sau

28

9

7%

64

28

22

50

22

17

50

67

73

39

59

67

560

Sale

PT/L/S

-

-

18,61

2

8,092

6,474

14,56

6

6,474

4,855

14,56

6

19,42

1

21,03

9

11,32

9

16,99

3

19,42

1

161,84

0

Sale

Total T

104,4

11

45,39

6

36,31

7

81,71

3

36,31

7

27,23

8

81,71

3

108,9

50

118,0

30

63,55

4

95,33

2

108,9

50

907,92

0

Total

pizza

202,5

88,08

70,46

158,5

70,46

52,84

158,5

211,3

229,0

123,3

184,9

211,3

1,761,6

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84

0

4

44

4

8

44

92

08

12

68

92

00

Spaghetti

800

-

92

40

32

72

32

24

72

96

104

56

84

96

800

Sale S

49

4508

1960

1568

3528

1568

1176

3528

4704

5096

2744

4116

4704

39,200

Beverage

720

-

83

36

29

65

29

22

65

86

94

50

76

86

720

Sale B

49

4057.

2

1764

1411.

2

3175.

2

1411.

2

1058.

4

3175.

2

4233.

6

4586.

4

2469.

6

3704.

4

4233.

6

35,280

Ice-

cream

752

-

86

38

30

68

30

23

68

90

98

53

79

90

752

Sale Ice

25

2162

940

752

1692

752

564

1692

2256

2444

1316

1974

2256

18,800

Cake

-

- -

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Size CM

1120

129

56

45

101

45

34

101

134

146

78

118

134

1,120

Sale CM

39

5023.

2

2184

1747.

2

3931.

2

1747.

2

1310.

4

3931.

2

5241.

6

5678.

4

3057.

6

4586.

4

5241.

6

43,680

Size CL

960

-

110

48

38

86

38

29

86

115

125

67

101

115

960

Sale CL

49

5409.

6

2352

1881.

6

4233.

6

1881.

6

1411.

2

4233.

6

5644.

8

6115.

2

3292.

8

4939.

2

5644.

8

47,040

Total

cake

10432

.8

4536

3628.

8

8164.

8

3628.

8

2721.

6

8164.

8

10886

.4

11793

.6

6350.

4

9525.

6

10886

.4

90,720

Total

sale

223,7

44

97,28

0

77,82

4

175,1

04

77,82

4

58,36

8

175,1

04

233,4

72

252,9

28

136,1

92

204,2

88

233,4

72

1,945,6

00

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Years 3

Forecast sale

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Pizza

12800 100% 1,472

640

512

1,152

512

384

1,152

1,536

1,664

896

1,344

1,536

12,800

Classic style

-

Size M

-

Pan&Thin

159

12%

177

77

61

138

61

46

138

184

200

108

161

184

1,536

Sale PC/M

/T

28,086

12,211

9,769

21,980

9,769

7,327

21,980

29,307

31,749

17,096

25,644

29,307

244,224

Extrem

e 329

6%

88

38

31

69

31

23

69

92

100

54

81

92

768

Sale PC/M

/E

29,057

12,634

10,107

22,740

10,107

7,580

22,740

30,321

32,847

17,687

26,531

30,321

252,672

Ex/Cheese/Sau 329

6%

88

38

31

69

31

23

69

92

100

54

81

92

768

Sale PC/M

/S

29,057

12,634

10,107

22,740

10,107

7,580

22,740

30,321

32,847

17,687

26,531

30,321

252,672

Size L

-

Pan&Thin

249

9%

132

58

46

104

46

35

104

138

150

81

121

138

1,152

Sale PC/L/T

32,988

14,342

11,474

25,816

11,474

8,605

25,816

34,422

37,290

20,079

30,119

34,422

286,848

Extrem

e 429

3%

44

19

15

35

15

12

35

46

50

27

40

46

384

Sale PC/L/E

18,945

8,237

6,589

14,826

6,589

4,942

14,826

19,768

21,416

11,532

17,297

19,768

164,736

Ex/Cheese/Sau 429

3%

44

19

15

35

15

12

35

46

50

27

40

46

384

Sale PC/L/S

18,945

8,237

6,589

14,826

6,589

4,942

14,826

19,768

21,416

11,532

17,297

19,768

164,736

Sale Total C

157,077 68,294

54,636

122,930 54,636

40,977 122,930 163,907 177,565 95,612

143,418 163,907 1,365,888

Thai style

-

Size M

-

Pan&Thin

99

14%

206

90

72

161

72

54

161

215

233

125

188

215

1,792

Sale PT/M

/T

20,402

8,870

7,096

15,967

7,096

5,322

15,967

21,289

23,063

12,419

18,628

21,289

177,408

Extrem

e 199

10%

147

64

51

115

51

38

115

154

166

90

134

154

1,280

Sale PT/M

/E

29,293

12,736

10,189

22,925

10,189

7,642

22,925

30,566

33,114

17,830

26,746

30,566

254,720

Ex/Cheese/Sau 199

10%

147

64

51

115

51

38

115

154

166

90

134

154

1,280

Sale PT/M

/S

29,293

12,736

10,189

22,925

10,189

7,642

22,925

30,566

33,114

17,830

26,746

30,566

254,720

Size L

-

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Pan&Thin

149

13%

191

83

67

150

67

50

150

200

216

116

175

200

1,664

Sale PT/L/T

28,513

12,397

9,917

22,314

9,917

7,438

22,314

29,752

32,232

17,356

26,033

29,752

247,936

Extrem

e 289

7%

103

45

36

81

36

27

81

108

116

63

94

108

896

Sale PT/L/E

29,779

12,947

10,358

23,305

10,358

7,768

23,305

31,073

33,663

18,126

27,189

31,073

258,944

Ex/Cheese/Sau 289

7%

103

45

36

81

36

27

81

108

116

63

94

108

896

Sale PT/L/S

29,779

12,947

10,358

23,305

10,358

7,768

23,305

31,073

33,663

18,126

27,189

31,073

258,944

Sale Total T

167,057 72,634

58,107

130,740 58,107

43,580 130,740 174,321 188,847 101,687 152,531 174,321 1,452,672

Total pizza

324,134 140,928 112,742 253,670 112,742 84,557 253,670 338,227 366,413 197,299 295,949 338,227 2,818,560

Spaghetti

500

58

25

20

45

20

15

45

60

65

35

53

60

500

Sale S

49

2817.5

1225

980

2205

980

735

2205

2940

3185

1715

2572.5

2940

24,500

Beverage

450

52

23

18

41

18

14

41

54

59

32

47

54

450

Sale B

49

2535.75 1102.5

882

1984.5

882

661.5

1984.5

2646

2866.5

1543.5

2315.25 2646

22,050

Ice-cream

470

54

24

19

42

19

14

42

56

61

33

49

56

470

Sale Ice

25

1351.25 587.5

470

1057.5

470

352.5

1057.5

1410

1527.5

822.5

1233.75 1410

11,750

Cake

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

-

Size CM

700

81

35

28

63

28

21

63

84

91

49

74

84

700

Sale CM

39

3139.5

1365

1092

2457

1092

819

2457

3276

3549

1911

2866.5

3276

27,300

Size CL

600

69

30

24

54

24

18

54

72

78

42

63

72

600

Sale CL

49

3381

1470

1176

2646

1176

882

2646

3528

3822

2058

3087

3528

29,400

Total cake

6520.5

2835

2268

5103

2268

1701

5103

6804

7371

3969

5953.5

6804

56,700

Total sale

337,359 146,678 117,342 264,020 117,342 88,007 264,020 352,027 381,363 205,349 308,024 352,027 2,933,560

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Marketing Expenses (Sales Incentive)

No. Product Price

1. Espresso machine 6,990�

2. Measuring spoon set 45�

3. Rowing clubs 45�

4. Food tray 97�

5. Wood thresh flour 97�

6. Stone mortar 360�

7. Pot set 6 pieces 719�

8. Shallow dish 9-inch (per dozen) 290�

9. Glass dessert bowl 4 inches (per dozen) 190�

10. Steak knife 19�

11. Bowl, mix flour 202�

12. 250 ml squeeze bottle of sauce cylinder (per dozen) 144�

13. Tray served 160�

14. Small soup spoon 68�

15. Dipping bow 14�

16. Dessert glass 168�

17. Coffee cup + Coffee saucer 276+204�

18. The scissor for cut pizza 85�

19. Canon stick pan 26 cm 989�

20. Gas stove in the double header auto 1,205�

21. Spade of frying pan 67�

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22. Pizza boxes 19�

23. Pizza pan 250�

24. liter jug 90�

25. Sweet water dispenser 5,490�

26. Pizza Oven 55,000�

27. Iron powder 120,000�

28. Deep fryer (electric) 7,665�

29. Display Warmer 20,125�

30. Display Chiller one door 15,365�

31. Juice Dispenser 41,300�

32. Leaflet 13,750�

33. Drink water and ice 3,060�

34. Menu 400�

Total 294,948�

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Conclusion

Chapter 3

Market Analysis

General Environment Analysis (PEST)

PEST analysis is very important that an organization considers its environment before

beginning the marketing process. In fact, environmental analysis should be continuous

and feed all aspects of planning. The organization's marketing environment is made up

from: PEST analysis stands for "Political, Economic, Social, and Technological

analysis.

It is a part of the external analysis when doing market research and gives a certain

overview of the different macro environmental factors that the company has to take into

consideration. Political factors include areas such as tax policy, employment laws,

environmental regulations, trade restrictions and tariffs and political stability. The

economic factors are the economic growth, interest rates, exchange rates and inflation

rate. Social factors often look at the cultural aspects and include health consciousness,

population growth rate, age distribution, career attitudes and emphasis on safety. The

technological factors also include ecological and environmental aspects and can

determine the barriers to entry, minimum efficient production level and influence

outsourcing decisions. It looks at elements such as R&D activity, automation,

technology incentives and the rate of technological change.

Competition Analysis (3C Analysis)

Competitor Analysis

For the plan increases the number of branches abundantly a pizza, to be continued

concern about emphasize in provincial more and more. That’s depend on the

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latency’s of the location and the area that come and opening of new mall, now

abundantly a pizza has 203 branch amounts, suppose end of this year has will about

208 a branch, from the end of year last have about 198 a branch, which, this year

open a little new branch last year more that open very arrive at 28 a branch, because

suppose next year economy situation will generally should improve.

Customer Analysis

Customers have an advantage and disadvantage. We use materials from local area,

because price is not expensive and easy to find, because of our materials are easy to

find, so it’s always fresh. Our café set up around the Public Chomnan River, so we can

delivery fast more than other restaurant. Our menus are variety and we open between

7.00 – 10.00, 11.30 – 00.00 a.m. The environment in our café is friendly, because most

of customers are teenager and employee is still in teenager too. The customer can have a

party in our café and can relax, because our café is an open air restaurant (pizza

container) and especially we have a cocktail bar. Our café also concern with

environment by using recycle package (green box), but my business stills not famous in

local area. The customer may not be familiar with new flavors, because some people

may adhere to Pizza Company flavor.

Moreover, pizza products of my business, my business have cake, ice-cream, spaghetti

and cocktail for serve to consumer.

My forecast sale of my business is the first year that I forecast sale of pizza is 4,314

trays of pizza for first year, second years that I forecast is 8,000 trays and the third years

that I forecast is 12,800 trays. So my product is increase sale to each year. I think my

business can increase sale of each year.

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Chapter 4: Technical Feasibility Study

- Production and Operations Analysis

Raw material Price Unit

Wheat flavor 17.78 Baht/kg

Powder yeast 52.00 Baht/g

Pine apple 140 Baht/kg

Pork 58 Baht/kg

Egg 3 Baht/unit

Chicken 47 Baht/kg

Prawn 140 Baht/kg

Crab stick 130 Baht/Pack

Squid 80 Baht/kg

Tuna can 250 Baht/Can

Bread burger 250 Baht/Pack

Bread hotdog 19 Baht/Pack

- Product Characteristics (In Detail)

Instructions to do pizza

Basil leaves Pizza (������������ �ก������)

Prepare Ingredients

-Wheat bread 400g

-Wheat flour does the cake 100 g

-Cane sugar 60 g

-Dry yeast is readymade for do kind sweet bread 2

teaspoons

-Salt is powdery 1 1/2

teaspoons

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-A substance adds rim quality 1

teaspoons

-The cold water

-Egg 1egg

-Chicken butter 60 g

-Chili sauce for powder a pizza 200 g

-The entrails of a swine cook basil leaves

-Mozzarella Cheese for Sprinkle on top

-Basil leaves fried

How basil does leave pizza

How do beat mix wheat flour does the bread and wheat flour do the cake , cane sugar ,

dry yeast is readymade , for do , kind sweet bread , powdery salt and a substance add

rim quality together , add the cold water and the reddish yellow , beat mix give , reach ,

prevent , add come to oval crow , beat mix give blend poor clean powder , cut divide

powder weight piece vacates 150 a g. , iron powder goes out to are thick trick about 1/2

centimeter , lay add appeared the tray that reserve , stop poor powder goes up to are 2

times , rub chili sauce on pizza powder gives throughout , stuff a pig cooks the sweet

basil down on powder , grade down give throughout , sprinkle , with mozzarella cheese

, pick the rim orderly , import the oven that 400 degree temperatures scurries , long ago

about 6-8 minute until. The cooked, lead depart a stove, make up with crisp basil, fully

eat.

Prepare ingredient

-Garlic chops 1 teaspoon

-Vegetable oil for cook 2

tablespoons

-Oyster sauce 1 tablespoon

-Soy sauces 10 g

-Paprika 2 teaspoons

-The guinea-pepper grinds 1 teaspoon

-The pork grinds 200 g

-The sauce flavors 1 teaspoon

-Cane sugar 10 g

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-Basil leaves

How to cooked pork

- Fry the garlic and the guinea-pepper and vegetable until fragrant oil , add the pork

grinds down cook cooked until flavor with , oyster sauce , the sauce flavors , soy sauces

and cane sugar , add the goat pepper and the basil , cook blend , reserve.

1. Step 1

Sprinkle the yeast into a medium bowl containing 1 1/4 cup warm water and stir

until yeast dissolves.

2. Step 2

Add 2 cups sifted flour and stir until blended.

3. Step 3

Add another one1/2 to 2 cups flour and blend until too stiff to stir with a spoon.

4. Step 4

Turn the dough out onto a floured surface and knead it for 10 to 15 minutes until

dough is smooth and elastic. Step 5

Place the dough in another bowl greased with a small amount of oil. Turn the dough

once so that the top is oiled.

5. Step 6

Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and put it in a warm place for about 45 minutes--

until the dough rises to about double its original size.

6. Step 7

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Preheat the oven to 500 degrees F.

7. Step 8

Dump the dough back onto the floured surface and punch it down, getting rid of any

bubbles. Divide the dough in half and let it rest a few minutes.

8. Step 9

Roll each half into a 12-inch circle, depending on your personal preference for how

thick pizza crust should be. (It will puff slightly when baked.)

9. Step 10

Transfer the dough to an oiled pizza pan or baking sheet, or, if you have a baking

stone, to a cornmeal-sprinkled wooden pizza peel for transfer directly to the stone.

10. Step 11

Add sauce, cheese and toppings as desired. If you like, brush exposed edges of the

crust with olive oil.

11. Step 12

Bake each pizza for 15 to 20 minutes or until crust is nicely browned and cheese is

melted.

Tips & Warnings

• If the water is too cold or too hot, the yeast will either not activate or be killed.

"Warm" water should be about 115 degrees F - it should feel warm but not hot,

rather like you were preparing a baby's bottle. (See "How to Proof Yeast" in the

Related eHows.)

• You can add a tablespoon or two of olive oil to the dough if you like.

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• To freeze the dough, form it into a ball, wrap it in plastic wrap and then in foil,

and freeze. To defrost, put it in the refrigerator in the morning before you go to

work, and then take it out for an hour or two before you plan to bake. It should

be room temperature when you roll it.

• Possible toppings include roasted eggplant and bell peppers; sautéed onions and

Kalamata olives; and wilted spinach with sun-dried tomatoes and ricotta cheese.

If you like fresh basil or other herbs on your pizza, add them after the pizza

comes out of the oven.

Machine Tools/ Equipment

No. Product Price

1. Espresso machine 6,990�

2. Measuring spoon set 45�

3. Rowing clubs 45�

4. Food tray 97�

5. Wood thresh flour 97�

7. Pot set 6 pieces 719�

8. Shallow dish 9-inch (per dozen) 290�

9. Glass dessert bowl 4 inches (per dozen) 190�

10. Steak knife 19�

11. Bowl, mix flour 202�

12. 250 ml squeeze bottle of sauce cylinder (per dozen) 144�

13. Tray served 160�

14. Small soup spoon 68�

15. Dipping bow 14�

16. Dessert glass 168�

17. Coffee cup + Coffee saucer 276+204�

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18. The scissor for cut pizza 85�

19. Canon stick pan 26 cm 989�

20. Gas stove in the double header auto 1,205�

21. Spade of frying pan 67�

22. Pizza boxes 19�

23. Pizza pan 250�

24. liter jug 90�

25. Sweet water dispenser 5,490�

26. Pizza Oven 55,000�

27. Iron powder 120,000�

28. Deep fryer (electric) 7,665�

29. Display Warmer 20,125�

30. Display Chiller one door 15,365�

31. Juice Dispenser 41,300�

Total 277,738�

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Location

Figure 9: shop

After that my business has the beverage zone that locate at right side of the shop

because this corner has a plug and can see the customer who to come to my shop

distinct that easy to serve any beverage to a customer at the sofa them seat by my

shop has the fresh water , coffee and tea that customer can choose the beverage that

them want .The customer can relax. I provide for them and customer can use the Wi-Fi

with their note book or their mobile phone. I have the plug in every corner at uses the

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electric equipment are area television and be hide of sofa at for a relax zone for the

customer bring the not book come to our shop and I provide the flowerpot or vase in

each zone for good atmosphere

My business set at the Pubic Chomnan River near the Nan River, near school, studying

special and post office including telephone organization (TOT)

Facility Layout

Figure 10: layout

My facility arranges for protect the social, because of my business have delivery service

pizza and can set with at too. I think my shop may take time in building a little. The café

was made from an old shipping container favorite thing to build with, and pretty

magically folds out into a beautiful environment in about 90 seconds.

All of the materials used were recycled or recyclable, and the space contains a kitchen,

dining room, bathroom, bedroom, living room, and a library. All is in one tiny shipping

container. They’re going to be around the city for sale pizza.

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Map of pizza café

Figure 11: map

Figure 12: chomnan river This riverfront park located along the Nan River as it flows through the provincial town

of Phitsanulok is being developed is 4 stages, with phases I & II already complete. The

park provides continuous waterfront access for the community with a waterfront

boulevard, jogging tracks, aerobics and tai-chi areas, passive recreation zones and

outdoor cafes. Phase III will encompass a regionally important temple (Wat) and

surrounding grounds merging into the public park. Design also included redevelopment

of two vehicular bridges crossing the river. This park is already hugely successful with

the local community with approximately 500 people attending free outdoor aerobics

sessions everyday.

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Facility Management

Pizza Ta Torn Yorn café feature a number of unique, eco-efficient products, techniques

and designs. Pizza eco-elements include countertops made of re-used bottles from other

Pizza Fusions and manufactured using a cradle-to-cradle approach glass, bamboo

flooring, 30% recaptured industrial concrete, non-VOC paints, energy start certified

appliances, insulation made from recycled blue jeans, low voltage lighting, furniture

made from reclaimed wood, and much more.

The length of most contracts is ideally suited to our partnership ethos and commitment

to service delivery and through performing the role of service delivery partner, there is

no conflict of interest with other consortia members.

Machine/Tools/Equipments

Figure 13: machine

Espresso machine

6,990

Gas stove in the double

header auto

1,205

Sweet water dispenser

5,490

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Pizza Oven

55,000

Iron powder

120,000

Deep fryer (electric)

7,665

Display Warmer

20,125

Display Chiller one door

15,365

Juice Dispenser

41,300

Total 273,140

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Cost of investment

Pre cost of investment

The Stock of the furniture and electronic equipment in pizza café

- Furniture

Figure 14: furniture

No Product Price Number Total

1. Sofa 21,900.-

2 43,800

2. Table and chair

11,900.- 5 59,500

3.

Lamp

350 3 1,050

4. Lamp ceiling

850 2 1,700

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5. Book Shelfs

1,700 2 3,400

6. Computer Desks

3,300 2 6,600

7.

Chairs

4,500 2 9,000

Total 125,050

Table 4.2 Cost of Furniture

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- Electronic equipment

Figure 15: electronic equipment

No Product Price Number Total

1. Air conditioner

25,900.-

1 25,900

2. Television

22,000.-

1 22,000

3. Stereo

12,900.- 1 12,900

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4. Vacuum cleaner 1,450 1 1,450

8. Calculator/cashier machine

5,500

(second

hand)

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1 5,

500

9. Computer

61,990 2 123,980

10. Telephone

2,450 1 2,450

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Total 194,180

Table 4.3 Cost of Electronic equipment

The product in pizza café

Pizza

Hawaiian

Sliced ham, sliced bacon, Pineapple, Shredded

ham.

Kua- King pizza

pork, makrod leaves, Chili beef, Lemon grass

Italian Sausage

Pepperoni, Mushroom, Onion, Tomato, Italian

sausage.

Eggs Pizza

Slice Bacon, Sausage, Vegetable

Spicy Tum Yum Kung

Prawn, Mushroom, Squid, Chili paste.

Kee – Mao Seafood Pizza

Makrod leaves, Capsicum, Mixed seafood, crab

stick

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Chicken Trio

Mushroom, Roasted chicken, Garlic butter

chicken, BBQ chicken, Red and green chili.

Pa- neng Pizza

Pork, Ting mine, Basil leaves, Makrod leaves,

Chili Beef

Pan & Thin Crispy Extreme Pizza Extra Cheesy

Sausage Bites Pizza

M 99.- M 199.- M 199.-

L 149.- L 289.- L 289.-

PizzaPizzaPizzaPizza Thai Thai Thai Thai stylestylestylestyle ToppiToppiToppiToppi

PizzaPizzaPizzaPizza ClassicClassicClassicClassic ToppingsToppingsToppingsToppings

Pan & Thin Crispy Extreme Pizza

Extra CheesySausage Bites Pizza

M 159.- M 329. - M 329.-

L 249.- L 429. - L 429.-

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Spaghetti & Pasta

Green Curry Chicken Spaghetti

Chicken, Crisp Eggplants, Ting mine

49-.

Pesto Tuna Spaghetti

Cream Cheese, Tuna, Okm Vegetables, Pepper

49-.

North Spaghetti

Sai Ouw, Numb peck num

49-.

Lab Kai Spaghetti

Chicken, Roasted Rice

49-.

Kee – Mao Pasta

Makrod leaves, Chicken, eggs

49-.

Tomato Pasta

Tomato, Pork, corn

49-.

North Pasta

Prew Warn Seafood Pasta

Sauce Prew Warn, Seafood

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Shrimps, Numb Peak Oong

49-.

49-.

Appetizers

Sandwich Chicken

Sandwich charcoal grilled chicken sauce

fermentation

49-.

Tuna Sandwich

49-.

Hot Dog

49-.

Hamburger

49-.

Fruit Salad

Sautéed Crystal Prawns In Salad Sauce

49-.

Garlic Bread

49-.

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Sandwich Lover collection

49-.

l

Breadsticks

Cheesy Bread or Breadsticks with Marinara or

Garlic Sauce.

49-.

Beverage

Wine Cocktail

49-.

Mock tail

49-.

Lemon Cocktail

49-.

Chocolate Cocktail

49-.

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Ice-cream Lotus root

25-.

Ice-cream Taro

25-.

Blue Hawaii Cocktail

49-.

special valentine's day cocktail

49-.

Glamorous Pink Cocktail

49-.

Halloween Cocktail

49-.

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Ice-cream Coconut milk

25-.

Ice-cream Coconut milk

25-.

Ice-cream Coconut jelly

25-.

Ice-cream Coconut milk mix

25-.

Ice-cream Coconut milk waffle

25-.

Ice-cream Coconut milk bean

25-.

Bakery

Raspberry Paradise

Cheese Cake

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49-. 49-.

Blueberry Pie

49-.

Croissants

Set of 49-.

Cookie Chocolate

49-.

White Chocolate

49-.

Strawberry Honey Roll Cake( special

Valentine’s Day only)

49-./pieces

Butter Cake

39-./pieces

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Depreciation

Investm

ent

Cost

Per

unit/set

Amount

Total

Tim

e period

(y)

Tim

e period

(m)

Expense

per

month

Equipment

Bah

t

Shop

1,500,000 Per unit

1

1,500,000 10

120

12,500

Sofa

21,900

per unit

2

43,800

5

60

730

Table&Chair

11,900

per unit

5

59,500

5

60

992

Air conditioner

25,900

per unit

1

25,900

5

60

432

Television

22,000

per unit

1

22,000

5

60

367

Stereo

12,900

per unit

1

12,900

5

60

215

Vacuum cleaner

1,450

per unit

1

1,450

5

60

24

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Computer desk

3,300

per unit

2

6,600

5

60

110

Chair

4,500

per unit

2

9,000

5

60

150

Book shelf

1,700

per unit

2

3,400

5

60

57

Telephone

2,450

per unit

1

2,450

5

60

41

Computer

61,990

per unit

2

123,980

5

60

2,066

Cash register

5,500

per unit

1

5,500

5

60

92

Lam

p

350

per unit

3

1,050

5

60

18

Lam

p ceiling

850

per unit

2

1,700

5

60

28

Umbrellas

1,500

per unit

5

7,500

5

60

125

Espresso m

achine

6,990

Per unit

1

6,990

5

60

117

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Utensil

9,052

Per set

1

9,052

5

60 151

Gas stove

in the

double

header

1,205

Per unit

1

1,205

5

60

20

Sweet water dispenser

5,490

Per unit

1

5,490

5

60

92

Pizza Oven

55,000

Per unit

1

55,000

5

60

917

Iron powder

120,000

Per unit

1

120,000

5

60

2,000

Deep fryer (electric)

7,665

Per unit

2

15,330

5

60

256

Display W

armer

20,125

Per unit

1

20,125

5

60

335

Display Chiller one door

15,365

Per unit

1

15,365

5

60

256

Juice Dispenser

41,300

Per unit

1

41,300

5

60

688

Total

1,960,382 Per unit

43

2,116,587 0

0

22,776

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Investment cost

Investment Cost

1. Land

2. Shop

3. Furniture

4. Electronic equipment

42,000/year

1,500,000

326,730

502,872

Total 2,371,602

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Income of glow and pizza café

Year 1

In the first fourth month, we will begin to start our business. We do not have everything,

so we will buy and invest everything new for our business it makes our business does

not have income in this period.

Month List of Menu Income Expense Total

1. Land and building 1,542,000

Others 3,000

1,545,000

2. Furniture

326,730

Electronic equipment 470,070

Equipment

502,872

Others 3,000

1,308,262

3. Wi-Fi 590

Others 5,000

5,590

4. Employees 33,000

Manager 13,000

Others 3,000

49,000

Total

2,902,262

Income of glow and pizza café

-Operating cost

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Raw material

- Pizza 60,000

- Cake 5,000

- Ice-cream 2,000

- Beverage 3,000

Total 70,000

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Direct labor cost

Direct labor

Cost Price Unit Person Total

Employee 8,000 Salary/month 2

16,000

Deliver

employee 9,000 Salary/month 1

9,000

Cashier 8,000 Salary/month 1

8,000

Manager 13,000 Salary/month 1

13,000

Total

46,000

Overhead

Management Analysis

- Administration Cost

We estimate the administration cost per month

Overhead Price Unit Total

Electricity 3,000

Per

month 3,000

Telephone 2,000

Per

month 2,000

Internet(Wi-

Fi) 750

Per

month 750

Water supply 900

Per

month 900

Gas 222

Per

month 222

Total 6,872

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Chapter 4

Conclusion

Production and operations analysis has introduction to do pizza and prepare ingredients

of pizza. In my business is including machine/tools and equipment in use of to do pizza

café. My location is set of at my hometown, that Phitsanulok province. My business is

set at Public Chomnan River opposite school, TOT and post office. So customer can get

easy my product and service of my business. Because of my product is inexpensive and

many types of product for serve to customer. My service has delivery to serve for

customer. The café was made from an old shipping container favorite thing to build

with, and pretty magically folds out into a beautiful environment in about 90 seconds.

All of the materials used were recycled or recyclable, and the space contains a kitchen,

dining room, bathroom, bedroom, living room, and a library. All in one tiny shipping

container. They’re going to be around the city for sale pizza. My business has Pizza Ta

Torn Yorn café feature a number of unique, eco-efficient products, techniques and

designs. Pizza eco-elements include countertops made of re-used bottles from other

Pizza Fusions.

This riverfront park located along the Nan River as it flows through the provincial town

of Phitsanulok is being developed is 4 stages, with phases I & II already complete. The

park provides continuous waterfront access for the community with a waterfront

boulevard, jogging tracks, aerobics and tai-chi areas, passive recreation zones and

outdoor café. I will encompass a regionally important temple (Wat) and surrounding

grounds merging into the public park.

Operating cost of my business is raw material, direct labor and overhead cost. Raw

material has an ingredient such as wheat flavor and flavor yeast. Direct labor has salary

of employee. My business has three employees and one manager, which different of

salary of each person. Each month, I paid expense of overhead cost of each month is

water supply, electricity, telephone fees and internet fees.

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Chapter 5

Financial Analysis

Profit/Loss Statement

Year 1

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Sale

Pizza

31,654

27,525

22,020

99,090

44,040

33,030

99,090

132,12

0

143,13

0

77,070

115,60

5

132,12

0

956,49

4

Cake

1,630

2,835

2,268

5,103

2,268

1,701

5,103

6,804

7,371

3,969

5,954

6,804

51,810

Spaghetti

704

1,225

980

2,205

980

735

2,205

2,940

3,185

1,715

2,573

2,940

22,387

Beverage

634

1,103

882

1,985

882

662

1,985

2,646

2,867

1,544

2,315

2,646

20,148

Ice-Cream

338

588

470

1,058

470

353

1,058

1,410

1,528

823

1,234

1,410

10,737

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Total Sale

34,960

33,275

26,620

109,44

0

48,640

36,480

109,44

0

145,92

0

158,08

0

85,120

127,68

0

145,92

0

1,061,5

75

Cost of

good sold

Pizza

4,748

4,129

3,303

14,864

6,606

4,955

14,864

19,818

21,470

11,561

17,341

19,818

143,47

4

Spaghetti

106

184

147

331

147

110

331

441

478

257

386

441

3,358

Beverage

95

165

132

298

132

99

298

397

430

232

347

397

3,022

Ice-cream

51

88

71

159

71

53

159

212

229

123

185

212

1,610

Cake

245

425

340

765

340

255

765

1,021

1,106

595

893

1,021

-

Total cost

5,244

4,991

3,993

16,416

7,296

5,472

16,416

21,888

23,712

12,768

19,152

21,888

159,23

6

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Gross

profit

29,716

28,284

22,627

93,024

41,344

31,008

93,024

124,03

2

134,36

8

72,352

108,52

8

124,03

2

902,33

9

Marketing

cost

Leaflet

1,800

1,500

1,800

900

600

1,800

1,500

900

1,200

700

600

450

13,750

Drink

water&ice

300

260

200

200

300

340

220

260

240

280

180

280

3,060

Menu

400

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

400

Total

MKT cost

2,500

1,760

2,000

1,100

900

2,140

1,720

1,160

1,440

980

780

730

17,210

Direct

labor cost

-

Employee

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

192,00

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Deliver

Employee

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

108,00

0

Cashier

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

96,000

Manager

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

156,00

0

Total

direct

labor

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

552,00

0

Overhead

-

Rental

fees

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

42,000

Depreciati

on

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

273,31

7

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Electricity

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

36,000

Telephone

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

24,000

Internet

(Wi-Fi)

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

9,000

Water

Supply

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

10,800

Gas

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

2,664

Total

Overhead

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

33,148

397,78

1

Earning

interest

Tax

(51,93

2)

(52,62

5)

(58,52

1)

12,776

(38,70

4)

(50,28

0)

12,156

43,724

53,780

(7,776)

28,600

44,154

(64,65

3)

Income

tax

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

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Interest

30,000

29,713

29,424

29,132

28,837

28,539

28,237

27,933

27,626

27,316

27,003

26,686

340,44

6

Net

income

(81,93

2)

(82,33

8)

(87,94

6)

(16,35

6)

(67,54

1)

(78,81

9)

(16,08

2)

15,790

26,153

(35,09

2)

1,597

17,468

(405,0

99)

Retain

earning

(81,93

2)

(164,2

71)

(252,2

16)

(268,5

73)

(336,1

14)

(414,9

33)

(431,0

14)

(415,2

24)

(389,0

71)

(424,1

63)

(422,5

66)

(405,0

99)

(405,0

99)

Year 2

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Sale

Pizza

202,58

4

88,080

70,464

158,54

4

70,464

52,848

158,54

4

211,39

2

229,00

8

123,31

2

184,96

8

211,39

2

1,761,

600

Cake

4,508

1,960

1,568

3,528

1,568

1,176

3,528

4,704

5,096

2,744

4,116

4,704

39,200

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Spaghetti

4,057

1,764

1,411

3,175

1,411

1,058

3,175

4,234

4,586

2,470

3,704

4,234

35,280

Beverage

2,162

940

752

1,692

752

564

1,692

2,256

2,444

1,316

1,974

2,256

18,800

Ice-Cream

10,433

4,536

3,629

8,165

3,629

2,722

8,165

10,886

11,794

6,350

9,526

10,886

90,720

Total Sale

223,74

4

97,280

77,824

175,10

4

77,824

58,368

175,10

4

233,47

2

252,92

8

136,19

2

204,28

8

233,47

2

1,945,

600

Cost of

good sold

Pizza

30,388

13,212

10,570

23,782

10,570

7,927

23,782

31,709

34,351

18,497

27,745

31,709

264,24

0

Spaghetti

676

294

235

529

235

176

529

706

764

412

617

706

5,880

Beverage

609

265

212

476

212

159

476

635

688

370

556

635

5,292

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Ice-cream

324

141

113

254

113

85

254

338

367

197

296

338

2,820

Cake

1,565

680

544

1,225

544

408

1,225

1,633

1,769

953

1,429

1,633

13,608

Total Cost

33,562

14,592

11,674

26,266

11,674

8,755

26,266

35,021

37,939

20,429

30,643

35,021

291,84

0

Gross

profit

190,18

2

82,688

66,150

148,83

8

66,150

49,613

148,83

8

198,45

1

214,98

9

115,76

3

173,64

5

198,45

1

1,653,

760

Marketing

cost

Leaflet

1,800

1,500

1,800

900

600

1,800

1,500

900

1,200

700

600

450

13,750

Drink

water &

Ice

300

260

200

200

300

340

220

260

240

280

180

280

3,060

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Menu

400

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

400

Total

MKT cost

2,500

1,760

2,000

1,100

900

2,140

1,720

1,160

1,440

980

780

730

17,210

Direct

labor cost

Employee

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

192,00

0

Deliver

Employee

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

108,00

0

Cashier

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

96,000

Manager

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

156,00

0

Total

direct labor

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

552,00

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Overhead

Depreciatio

n

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

273,31

7

Electricity

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

3,000

36,000

Telephone

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

24,000

Internet

(Wi-Fi)

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

9,000

Water

Supply

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

10,800

Gas

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

2,664

Total

Overhead

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

355,78

1

Page 94: Project Feasibility

Earning

interest

Tax

112,03

4

5,280

(11,498

)

72,090

(10,398

)

(28,176

)

71,470

121,64

3

137,90

0

39,135

97,216

122,07

3

728,76

9

Income tax

33,610

-

-

-

-

-

-

36,493

41,370

-

-

36,622

148,09

5

Interest

-

Net

income

78,424

5,280

(11,498

)

72,090

(10,398

)

(28,176

)

71,470

85,150

96,530

39,135

97,216

85,451

580,67

4

Retain

earning

78,424

83,703

72,205

144,29

5

133,89

7

105,72

2

177,19

1

262,34

1

358,87

2

398,00

6

495,22

3

580,67

4

580,67

4

Page 95: Project Feasibility

Years 3

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Sale

Pizza

324,1

34

140,92

8

112,74

2

253,67

0

112,74

2

84,557

253,67

0

338,22

7

366,41

3

197,29

9

295,94

9

338,22

7

2,818,

560

Cake

2,818

1,225

980

2,205

980

735

2,205

2,940

3,185

1,715

2,573

2,940

24,500

Spaghetti

2,536

1,103

882

1,985

882

662

1,985

2,646

2,867

1,544

2,315

2,646

22,050

Beverage

1,351

588

470

1,058

470

353

1,058

1,410

1,528

823

1,234

1,410

11,750

Ice-Cream

6,521

2,835

2,268

5,103

2,268

1,701

5,103

6,804

7,371

3,969

5,954

6,804

56,700

Page 96: Project Feasibility

Total Sale

337,3

59

146,67

8

117,34

2

264,02

0

117,34

2

88,007

264,02

0

352,02

7

381,36

3

205,34

9

308,02

4

352,02

7

2,933,

560

Cost of

good sold

Pizza

48,62

0

21,139

16,911

38,051

16,911

12,684

38,051

50,734

54,962

29,595

44,392

50,734

422,78

4

Spaghetti

423

184

147

331

147

110

331

441

478

257

386

441

3,675

Beverage

380

165

132

298

132

99

298

397

430

232

347

397

3,308

Ice-cream

203

88

71

159

71

53

159

212

229

123

185

212

1,763

Cake

6520.

5

2835

2268

5103

2268

1701

5103

6804

7371

3969

5953.5

6804

56,700

Total Cost

56,14

6

24,411

19,529

43,941

19,529

14,647

43,941

58,587

63,470

34,176

51,264

58,587

488,22

9

Page 97: Project Feasibility

Gross

profit

281,2

13

122,26

7

97,813

220,08

0

97,813

73,360

220,08

0

293,44

0

317,89

3

171,17

3

256,76

0

293,44

0

2,445,

331

Marketing

cost

Leaflet

1,800

1,500

1,800

900

600

1,800

1,500

900

1,200

700

600

450

13,750

Drink

water &

ice

300

260

200

200

300

340

220

260

240

280

180

280

3,060

Menu

400

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

400

Total MKT

cost

2,500

1,760

2,000

1,100

900

2,140

1,720

1,160

1,440

980

780

730

17,210

Direct

labor cost

Employee

16,00

0

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

16,000

192,00

0

Page 98: Project Feasibility

Deliver

Employee

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

9,000

108,00

0

Cashier

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

96,000

Manager

13,00

0

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

13,000

156,00

0

Total direct

labor

46,00

0

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

46,000

552,00

0

Overhead

Depreciatio

n

22,77

6

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

22,776

273,31

7

Electricity

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,000

24,000

Telephone

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

750

9,000

Page 99: Project Feasibility

Internet

(Wi-Fi)

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

900

10,800

Water

Supply

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

2,664

Gas

29,64

8

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

29,648

355,78

1

Total

Overhead

56,29

7

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

56,297

675,56

3

Earning

interest&Ta

x

176,4

16

18,210

(6,484)

116,68

3

(5,384)

(31,077

)

116,06

3

189,98

3

214,15

6

67,896

153,68

3

190,41

3

1,200,

558

Income tax

52,92

5

-

-

35,005

-

-

34,819

56,995

64,247

-

46,105

57,124

347,21

9

Interest

-

Page 100: Project Feasibility

Net income

123,4

91

18,210

(6,484)

81,678

(5,384)

(31,077

)

81,244

132,98

8

149,90

9

67,896

107,57

8

133,28

9

853,33

9

Retain

earning

123,4

91

141,70

1

135,21

7

216,89

5

211,51

2

180,43

5

261,67

9

394,66

7

544,57

6

612,47

2

720,05

0

853,33

9

853,33

9

Cash Flow

Y1

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Cash flow from

operating

activities

Cash received

from

Pizza

31,65

4

27,52

5

22,02

0

99,09

0

44,04

0

33,03

0

99,09

0

132,1

20

143,1

30

77,07

0

115,6

05

132,1

20

956,49

4

Page 101: Project Feasibility

Spaghet

ti

704

1,225

980

2,205

980

735

2,205

2,940

3,185

1,715

2,573

2,940

22,387

Beverag

e

634

1,103

882

1,985

882

662

1,985

2,646

2,867

1,544

2,315

2,646

20,148

Ice-

cream

338

588

470

1,058

470

353

1,058

1,410

1,528

823

1,234

1,410

10,737

Cake

1,630

2,835

2,268

5,103

2,268

1,701

5,103

6,804

7,371

3,969

5,954

6,804

51,810

Total

cash

receive

d

34,96

0

33,27

5

26,62

0

109,4

40

48,64

0

36,48

0

109,4

40

145,9

20

158,0

80

85,12

0

127,6

80

145,9

20

1,061,

575

Cash paid

Raw

material

5,244

4,991

3,993

16,41

6

7,296

5,472

16,41

6

21,88

8

23,71

2

12,76

8

19,15

2

21,88

8

159,23

6

Adverti

sing

2,500

1,760

2,000

1,100

900

2,140

1,720

1,160

1,440

980

780

730

17,210

Page 102: Project Feasibility

Salary

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

552,00

0

Utility

expense

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

82,464

Rental

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

42,000

Interest

30,00

0

29,71

3

29,42

4

29,13

2

28,83

7

28,53

9

28,23

7

27,93

3

27,62

6

27,31

6

27,00

3

26,68

6

340,44

6

Income

tax

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Total paid

94,11

6

92,83

7

91,78

9

103,0

20

93,40

5

92,52

3

102,7

45

107,3

53

109,1

50

97,43

6

103,3

07

105,6

76

1,193,

356

Net cash

provide by

operating

(59,1

56)

(59,5

62)

(65,1

69)

6,420

(44,7

65)

(56,0

43)

6,695

38,56

7

48,93

0

(12,3

16)

24,37

3

40,24

4

(131,7

81)

Page 103: Project Feasibility

Cash flow from

investing

activities

Investm

ent

1,500,

000

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1,500,

000

Furnitur

e

326,7 30

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

326,73 0

Equipm

ent

282,1 92

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

282,19 2

Net cash

provide by

investing

-

2,108,

922

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2,108,

922

Cash flow from

financial

activities

Borrowi

ng

3,000,

000

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

3,000,

000

Page 104: Project Feasibility

Repaym

ent

28,65

0.58

28,93

7.08

29,22

6.45

29,51

8.72

29,81

3.91

30,11

2.04

30,41

3.17

30,71

7.30

31,02

4.47

31,33

4.71

31,64

8.06

31,96

4.54

363,36 1

Net cash

provide by

financial

activities

2,971,

349

(28,9

37)

(29,2

26)

(29,5

19)

(29,8

14)

(30,1

12)

(30,4

13)

(30,7

17)

(31,0

24)

(31,3

35)

(31,6

48)

(31,9

65)

2,636,

639

Net

increase/decrea

se in cash

803,2

71

(88,4

99)

(94,3

96)

(23,0

99)

(74,5

79)

(86,1

55)

(23,7

19)

7,849

17,90

5

(43,6

51)

(7,27

5)

8,279

4,613,

780

Cash at the

beginning of

month

-

803,2

71

714,7

73

620,3

77

597,2

78

522,7

00

436,5

45

412,8

27

420,6

76

438,5

82

394,9

31

387,6

56

-

Cash at the

ending of

month

803,2

71

714,7

73

620,3

77

597,2

78

522,7

00

436,5

45

412,8

27

420,6

76

438,5

82

394,9

31

387,6

56

395,9

36

395,93

6

Page 105: Project Feasibility

Years 2

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Cash flow from

operating

activities

Cash received

from

Pizza

202,5

84

88,08

0

70,46

4

158,5

44

70,46

4

52,84

8

158,5

44

211,3

92

229,0

08

123,3

12

184,9

68

211,3

92

1,761,

600

Spaghetti

4,508

1,960

1,568

3,528

1,568

1,176

3,528

4,704

5,096

2,744

4,116

4,704

39,200

Beverage

4,057

1,764

1,411

3,175

1,411

1,058

3,175

4,234

4,586

2,470

3,704

4,234

35,280

Ice-

cream

2,162

940

752

1,692

752

564

1,692

2,256

2,444

1,316

1,974

2,256

18,800

Cake

10,43

3

4,536

3,629

8,165

3,629

2,722

8,165

10,88

6

11,79

4

6,350

9,526

10,88

6

90,720

Page 106: Project Feasibility

Total

cash

received

223,7

44

97,28

0

77,82

4

175,1

04

77,82

4

58,36

8

175,1

04

233,4

72

252,9

28

136,1

92

204,2

88

233,4

72

1,945,

600

Cash paid

Raw

material

33,56

2

14,59

2

11,67

4

26,26

6

11,67

4

8,755

26,26

6

35,02

1

37,93

9

20,42

9

30,64

3

35,02

1

291,84 0

Advertisi

ng

2,500

1,760

2,000

1,100

900

2,140

1,720

1,160

1,440

980

780

730

17,210

Salary

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

552,00 0

Utility

expense

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

6,872

82,464

Rental

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

42,000

Interest

26,36

6.39

26,04

3.55

25,71

7.48

25,38

8.15

25,05

5.52

24,71

9.57

24,38

0.26

24,03

7.56

23,69

1.43

23,34

1.84

22,98

8.75

22,63

2.13

294,36 3

Page 107: Project Feasibility

Income

tax

32,56

0

-

-

-

-

-

-

35,44

3

40,32

0

-

-

35,57

2

143,89 5

Total

paid

151,3

60

98,76

8

95,76

3

109,1

26

94,00

1

91,98

7

108,7

38

152,0

33

159,7

63

101,1

23

110,7

84

150,3

27

1,423,

772

Net cash

provide by

operating

72,38

4

(1,48

8)

(17,9

39)

65,97

8

(16,1

77)

(33,6

19)

66,36

6

81,43

9

93,16

5

35,06

9

93,50

4

83,14

5

521,82

8

Cash flow from

investing

activities

Cash

paid for

investing

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Net cash

provide by

investing

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Page 108: Project Feasibility

Cash flow from

financial

activities

Borrowin

g

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Repayme

nt

32,28

4.19

32,60

7.03

32,93

3.10

33,26

2.43

33,59

5.06

33,93

1.01

34,27

0.32

34,61

3.02

34,95

9.15

35,30

8.74

35,66

1.83

36,01

8.45

409,44 4

Net cash

provide by

financial

activities

(32,2

84)

(32,6

07)

(32,9

33)

(33,2

62)

(33,5

95)

(33,9

31)

(34,2

70)

(34,6

13)

(34,9

59)

(35,3

09)

(35,6

62)

(36,0

18)

(409,4

44)

Net

increase/decrea

se in cash

40,10

0

(34,0

95)

(50,8

72)

32,71

6

(49,7

72)

(67,5

50)

32,09

6

46,82

6

58,20

6

(239)

57,84

2

47,12

7

112,38

4

Cash at the

beginning of

month

395,9

36

436,0

35

401,9

41

351,0

69

383,7

85

334,0

12

266,4

63

298,5

58

345,3

84

403,5

90

403,3

51

461,1

93

395,93

6

Page 109: Project Feasibility

Cash at the

ending of

month

436,0

35

401,9

41

351,0

69

383,7

85

334,0

12

266,4

63

298,5

58

345,3

84

403,5

90

403,3

51

461,1

93

508,3

20

508,32

0

Year 3

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Total

Cash flow

from

operating

activities

Cash received

from

Pizza

324,1

34

140,9

28

112,7

42

253,6

70

112,7

42

84,55

7

253,6

70

338,2

27

366,4

13

197,2

99

295,9

49

338,2

27

2,818,

560

Spaghetti

2,818

1,225

980

2,205

980

735

2,205

2,940

3,185

1,715

2,573

2,940

24,500

Page 110: Project Feasibility

Beverage

2,536

1,103

882

1,985

882

662

1,985

2,646

2,867

1,544

2,315

2,646

22,050

Ice-cream

1,351

588

470

1,058

470

353

1,058

1,410

1,528

823

1,234

1,410

11,750

Cake

6,521

2,835

2,268

5,103

2,268

1,701

5,103

6,804

7,371

3,969

5,954

6,804

56,700

Total cash

received

337,3

59

146,6

78

117,3

42

264,0

20

117,3

42

88,00

7

264,0

20

352,0

27

381,3

63

205,3

49

308,0

24

352,0

27

2,933,

560

Cash paid

Raw

material

56,14

6

24,41

1

19,52

9

43,94

1

19,52

9

14,64

7

43,94

1

58,58

7

63,47

0

34,17

6

51,26

4

58,58

7

488,22

9

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2,500

1,760

2,000

1,100

900

2,140

1,720

1,160

1,440

980

780

730

17,210

Salary

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

46,00

0

552,00

0

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Utility

expense

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

4,094

49,128

Rental

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

42,000

Interest

22,27

1.95

21,90

8.16

21,54

0.74

21,16

9.64

20,79

4.83

20,41

6.27

20,03

3.93

19,64

7.76

19,25

7.73

18,86

3.80

18,46

5.94

18,06

4.09

242,43

5

Income

tax

60,70

3

-

-

42,78

3

-

-

42,59

7

64,77

3

72,02

5

-

53,88

3

64,90

2

401,66

5

Total paid

195,2

15

101,6

74

96,66

4

162,5

87

94,81

8

90,79

7

161,8

85

197,7

62

209,7

86

107,6

14

177,9

87

195,8

77

1,792,

666

Net cash

provide by

operating

142,1

44

45,00

4

20,67

9

101,4

33

22,52

4

(2,79

0)

102,1

35

154,2

65

171,5

77

97,73

5

130,0

37

156,1

50

1,140,

894

Cash flow

from investing

activities

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Cash paid

for

investing

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Net cash

provide by

investing

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Cash flow

from financial

activities

Borrowing

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Repaymen

t

36,37

8.63

36,74

2.42

37,10

9.84

37,48

0.94

37,85

5.75

38,23

4.31

38,61

6.65

39,00

2.82

39,39

2.84

39,78

6.77

40,18

4.64

40,58

6.49

461,37

2

Net cash

provide by

financial

activities

(36,3

79)

(36,7

42)

(37,1

10)

(37,4

81)

(37,8

56)

(38,2

34)

(38,6

17)

(39,0

03)

(39,3

93)

(39,7

87)

(40,1

85)

(40,5

86)

(461,3

72)

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Net

increase/decre

ase in cash

105,7

66

8,262

(16,4

31)

63,95

2

(15,3

31)

(41,0

25)

63,51

8

115,2

62

132,1

84

57,94

9

89,85

2

115,5

63

1,602,

266

Cash at the

beginning of

month

508,3

20

614,0

86

622,3

48

605,9

16

669,8

69

654,5

37

613,5

13

677,0

31

792,2

93

924,4

77

982,4

26

1,072,

278

508,32

0

Cash at the

ending of

month

614,0

86

622,3

48

605,9

16

669,8

69

654,5

37

613,5

13

677,0

31

792,2

93

924,4

77

982,4

26

1,072,

278

1,187,

842

2,110,

586

Balance sheet

Year 1

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Asset

Cash

803,27

1.42

714,77

2.59

620,37

7.02

597,27

8.44

522,69

9.86

436,54

5.28

412,82

6.71

420,67

6.13

438,58

1.55

394,93

0.97

387,65

6.40

395,93

5.82

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Equipment

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

Shop

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

Furniture

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

Less Accru.

Dept.

(22,77

6.45)

(45,55

2.90)

(68,32

9.35)

(91,10

5.80)

(113,8

82.25)

(136,6

58.70)

(159,4

35.15)

(182,2

11.60)

(204,9

88.05)

(227,7

64.50)

(250,5

40.95)

(273,3

17.40)

Total

asset

2,889,

416.97

2,778,

141.69

2,660,

969.67

2,615,

094.64

2,517,

739.61

2,408,

808.58

2,362,3

13.56

2,347,3

86.53

2,342,5

15.50

2,276,0

88.47

2,246,0

37.45

2,231,5

40.42

Liability

and

equity

Long-term

debt

2,971,

349.42

2,942,

412.34

2,913,

185.89

2,883,

667.17

2,853,

853.26

2,823,

741.22

2,793,3

28.05

2,762,6

10.75

2,731,5

86.28

2,700,2

51.57

2,668,6

03.51

2,636,6

38.96

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Retained

earnings

(81,93

2.45)

(164,2

70.64)

(252,2

16.22)

(268,5

72.53)

(336,1

13.65)

(414,9

32.63)

(431,0

14.49)

(415,2

24.22)

(389,0

70.78)

(424,1

63.09)

(422,5

66.06)

(405,0

98.54)

Total

liability and

equity

2,889,

416.97

2,778,

141.69

2,660,

969.67

2,615,

094.64

2,517,

739.61

2,408,

808.58

2,362,3

13.56

2,347,3

86.53

2,342,5

15.50

2,276,0

88.47

2,246,0

37.45

2,231,5

40.42

Diff

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Year 2

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Asset

Cash

43603

5.4574

40194

0.8799

35106

8.7024

38378

4.5249

33401

2.3474

26646

2.5699

298558

.3923

345384

.1898

403590

.3073

403350

.9298

461193

.1523

508319

.9498

Equipment

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

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Shop

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

Furniture

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

326,73

0.00

Less Accru.

Dept.

(296,0

93.85)

(318,8

70.30)

(341,6

46.75)

(364,4

23.20)

(387,1

99.65)

(409,9

76.10)

(432,7

52.55)

(455,5

29.00)

(478,3

05.45)

(501,0

81.90)

(523,8

58.35)

(546,6

34.80)

Total

asset

2,248,

863.61

2,191,

992.58

2,118,

343.95

2,128,

283.32

2,055,

734.70

1,965,

408.47

1,974,7

27.84

1,998,7

77.19

2,034,2

06.86

2,011,1

91.03

2,046,2

56.80

2,070,6

07.15

Liability

and

equity

Long-term

debt

2,604,

354.78

2,571,

747.75

2,538,

814.65

2,505,

552.22

2,471,

957.16

2,438,

026.15

2,403,7

55.84

2,369,1

42.82

2,334,1

83.67

2,298,8

74.93

2,263,2

13.10

2,227,1

94.65

Retained

earnings

-

35549

1.1692

-

37975

5.1669

-

42047

0.6944

-

37726

8.8909

-

41622

2.463

-

47261

7.6846

-

429027

.9962

-

370365

.6296

-

299976

.8128

-

287683

.8995

-

216956

.2987

-

156587

.5048

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Total

liability and

equity

2,248,

863.61

2,191,

992.58

2,118,

343.95

2,128,

283.32

2,055,

734.70

1,965,

408.47

1,974,7

27.84

1,998,7

77.19

2,034,2

06.86

2,011,1

91.03

2,046,2

56.80

2,070,6

07.15

Diff

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Year 3

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Asset

Cash

61408

5.6528

62234

7.6253

60591

6.2878

66986

8.6983

65453

7.3608

61351

2.7133

677031

.1237

792293

.4852

924477

.1637

982425

.7562

107227

8.142

118784

1.504

Equipment

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

282,19

2.00

Shop

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,

000.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

1,500,0

00.00

Furniture

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

326,73

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0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

Less Accru.

Dept.

(569,4

11.25)

(592,1

87.70)

(614,9

64.15)

(637,7

40.60)

(660,5

17.05)

(683,2

93.50)

(706,0

69.95)

(728,8

46.40)

(751,6

22.85)

(774,3

99.30)

(797,1

75.75)

(819,9

52.20)

Total

asset

2,153,

596.40

2,139,

081.93

2,099,

874.14

2,141,

050.10

2,102,

942.31

2,039,

141.21

2,079,8

83.17

2,172,3

69.09

2,281,7

76.31

2,316,9

48.46

2,384,0

24.39

2,476,8

11.30

Liability

and

equity

Long-term

debt

2,190,

816.02

2,154,

073.61

2,116,

963.76

2,079,

482.83

2,041,

627.08

2,003,

392.77

1,964,7

76.12

1,925,7

73.30

1,886,3

80.46

1,846,5

93.69

1,806,4

09.04

1,765,8

22.56

Retained

earnings

-

37219.

6208

-

14991.

68104

-

17089.

6271

61567.

27325

61315.

235

35748.

44424

115107

.0546

246595

.7824

395395

.8553

470354

.7707

577615

.3474

710988

.7459

Total

liability and

equity

2,153,

596.40

2,139,

081.93

2,099,

874.14

2,141,

050.10

2,102,

942.31

2,039,

141.21

2,079,8

83.17

2,172,3

69.09

2,281,7

76.31

2,316,9

48.46

2,384,0

24.39

2,476,8

11.30

Diff

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

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All financial Statement

FV

-฿5,450,090.10

NPV

-฿2,678,571.43

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Average

Cash flows

395,936

508,320 2,110,586

1,004,947

Net sale

1,061,575 1,945,600 2,933,560

1,980,245

COGS

159,236

291,840

488,229

313,102

EBIT

(64,653)

686,769 1,511,676

711,264

Net income

(405,099)

686,769 1,511,676

597,782

Total asset

2,231,540 2,070,607 2,476,811

2,259,653

Total liability

2,636,639 2,227,195 1,765,823

2,209,885

Interest

340,446

294,363

242,435

292,414

Financial analysis

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Profitability Ratios

Profit margin

-38%

35%

52%

Return on total

asset

-18%

30%

67%

Return on

Investor

-18%

31%

68%

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Efficiency

Total asset

turnover

0.47

0.86

1.30

Liquidity

Ratios

Debt ratio

1.18

1.08

0.71

Tim

e interest

earned

-

0.19

2.33

6.24

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Profitability Ratio

Profit margin

This ratio is the percentage of sales dollars left after subtracting the Cost of Goods

sold and all expenses, except income taxes. That can see the opportunity of pizza café

that are being increase continually.

Profit margin

-50%

0%

50%

100%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

-38%

35%

52%

Return on asset (ROA)

Pizza café measures how efficiently profits are being generated from the assets

employed in the business. That can see the opportunity of pizza café that are increase

continually.

Profit margin

-50%

0%

50%

100%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

-38%

35%

52%

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Return on investment

Pizza café measure the percentage of return on funds invested in the business in

short, this ratio tells the pizza café has effort put into the business has been worthwhile

with investor. That can see the opportunity of pizza café that are increase continually.

Profit margin

-50%

0%

50%

100%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

-38%

35%

52%

Asset turnover

Pizza café measures the efficiency of a company's use of its assets in generating

sales revenue or sales income to the company. That can see the opportunity of pizza

café that are increase continually.

Profit margin

-50%

0%

50%

100%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

-38%

35%

52%

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Debt ratio

Pizza café measure gives an idea to the leverage of the company along with the

potential risks the company faces in terms of its debt-load that can see the opportunity

of pizza café that are be fall in year 3.

Profit margin

-50%

0%

50%

100%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

-38%

35%

52%

Time interest earn

Pizza café is measure ability for debt payments that company can pay more than

double time.

Profit margin

-50%

0%

50%

100%

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

-38%

35%

52%

Conclusion

Pizza café have the budget by loan from the investor and pay the interest rate 12%

per year to investor. The overall of 3 financial statement which are income statement,

cash flow statement, and the balance sheet show the number that quite good that

represent higher in net income, the good liquidity that represented in the cash flow

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statement, and the strong financial in the balance sheet . That can be concluding that

there is feasibility in the financial of pizza café.

Chapter7

Conclusion

The reason of why I choose to do the pizza café, because of nowadays the most people

interested western culture including the food style of western. I realize the new flavor

for Thai people and for foreigner tourist. My business emphasize the new flavor and

exotic for attractive the customer. My business is small business and low investment,

pizza café in car. My business can remove to everywhere, when I want to move. My

business has many product and service such as product salad bar, pizza, bakery and

beverage. I want to open a small pizza business, because of there are three possible

outcomes, resounding success, minimal success or failure. Help maximize your chances

for success. Find a suitable location for a pizza business using demographics, and other

valuable information Avoid the most common pitfall. I want to develop new recipes that

will become my license. That means I think of all possible consequences of any action I

take and through organization of effort, move forward as quickly and effectively as

possible. To start and organize any restaurant business and get the most from my efforts

I must set goals. My targets are students, workers, and foreigner or foreigner tourist.

Expectation

Expectations of the project Pizza Café business are the way that conduct to the objective

and made the business accomplish.

- Can analysis situation and meet the way to solve the problem.

- Can accomplish the goal and effective management of the project.

- Can generate modern Pizza Café that have unique different from competitor.

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- Can generate income and achieve sale forecast or more.

- Can increase income in my business continuously.

The benefit from project after accomplish from set and learn process of the project, and

it lead you to understand every step to make the project in the real life.

- Can evaluate and identify the meaning of the Project Feasibility.

- Have more skill and efficiency to do the project in the real situation.

- Have more ability to solve the problem when situation change.

- Have channel differentiation

Today the pizza company or any fast-food is still famous and popular in teenager

and foreigner. Since the beginning to promote restaurant until now, our company

want to focus on student and worker near Chomnan River is first and make them

is the center to promote Ta Torn Yorn pizza café can attract customers both of

Thai people and foreigner.

In the raw material to use in component in pizza is easy to find in Thai market

thus Ta Torn Yorn pizza café can set lower price than other company for attract the

customers. My company will be care about service and good taste, concern about every

circumspect for make customers satisfy in Ta Torn Yorn pizza café.

Product/service

Ta Torn Yorn pizza café is a small restaurant and a new business to entry in the

market. The company try to promote Thai herb, Thai foods and intervene Thai culture

mix with Ta Torn Yorn pizza in Manu to attract the customers and identity own Manu.

The company wants to focus on teenagers, students, and foreigner the most around

Chomnan River. Thus Ta Torn Yorn pizza café maintain about component in foods and

want to make customer feel happy, when they tasty in special pizza of Ta Torn Yorn

pizza café.

My company design different style and different other company because other

company is the same tasty but manu of Ta Torn Yorn pizza will be present different

tasty in pizza menu.

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The component is of pizza in my restaurant use raw material in Thai and support

Thai herbs, Thai foods into the market for the customers. It’s can make different idea

and attract many customers comes to Ta Torn Yorn pizza café.

In the future our company hopes to expand a new branch or franchise and

promote a new branch in other province in Thailand. And then Ta Torn Yorn pizza café

emphasize in time and make the customers satisfy in service and tasty of a special pizza.

Strategy

- I use material from local area, because cheaper price and easy to find it.

- I use material from local area, because I get new material and fresh more than

material other area or far from my business located.

- My business set up at Public Park and many varieties of menus.

- If the customers order pizza the medium size, they can get salad bar

free and if they order pizza large size, that they can get free bacon

bread.

- Pizza shop will must give social requirement such as the aims does the

membership card and shop pizza way for receive special discount which will the

show think shop pizza way takes an interest with a customer who is a member

of more and more.

- Competition Analysis (3C Analysis)

Competitor Analysis

- For the plan increases the number of branches abundantly a pizza, to be

continued concern about emphasize in provincial more and more. That’s depend

on the latency’s of the location and the area that come and opening of new mall,

now abundantly a pizza has 203 branch amounts, suppose end of this year has

will about 208 a branch, from the end of year last have about 198 a branch,

which, this year open a little new branch last year more that open very arrive at

28 a branch, because suppose next year economy situation will generally should

improve.

- Competitive Analysis

- The strength of the Ta Torn Yorn Pizza Café concept is its stress on opening

freestanding units, which offers immediate visibility and credibility to the

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consumer. Despite their adequate funding, rapid growth, and free-standing store

concept, they are vulnerable to the competition food quality. The menu items

and prices listed are nearly identical to ours, but the portions are smaller. This

enables us to qualify more potential, which enable faster development. One of

the most important factors in establishing a company as a leader in any new

industry is developing brand name and brand identity among potential

customers. While it is not impossible to use an unfamiliar brand name,

establishing the brand name and linking it to the product identity takes a

significant amount of marketing funds. Companies that have been able to use a

brand name to automatically link them to the target market.

- Sale Forecast

- My sales forecast assumes a modest change in annual costs to accommodate new

entry into the market.

- I am expecting to increase sales modestly over the next year, which is a

respectable growth rate. The growth forecast is assumed given this is a new

product for the area using new channels of availability. I am not projecting

significant change in the product line, or in the proportion between different

lines.

- I am predicting an average of 36 pizzas sold each week night (Monday –

Friday). On the weekend (Saturday – Sunday), I am estimating 5 pizzas are sold

each day. Of those pizzas ordered, I am expecting approximately 1/3 to be dined

– in customers. Those customers dining in will most likely order drinks and/or

cocktail (on average 4 for each family). Additionally, I am estimating that

approximately one-third of the pizza orders will be accompanied by an order for

breadsticks.

Operating cost of my business is raw material, direct labor and overhead cost. Raw

material has an ingredient such as wheat flavor and flavor yeast. Direct labor has salary

of employee. My business has three employees and one manager, which different of

salary of each person. Each month, I paid expense of overhead cost of each month is

water supply, electricity, telephone fees and internet fees.

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Reference:

http://www.brooklyn-pizza-works.com/pizza's_history.htm [from Cool Hunter, illy in a

Box, 13/04/2010], Shop

http://www.yes-iloveyou.com/smfboard/index.php?action=printpage;topic=2187.0

[nidjung inlove 15/04/2010], History pizza

http://www.ehow.com/how_1686_make-pizza-dough.html [By an eHow Contributing

Writer 15/04/2010], Recipe of pizza

http://www.bloggang.com/viewblog.php?id=lovely-ricky-rubio&date=24-02-

2010&group=5&gblog=48 [BlogGang, [email protected] 16/04/2010],

Recipe of pizza

http://www.sevenfive.co.th/categories/Storage/?page=13&sort=featured [Sevenfive

Distributor Company Limited 15/04/2010], Equipment

http://translate.google.co.th/translate?hl=th&langpair=en%7Cth&u=http://www.bizrate.

com/deep-fryers/ [bizrate search.compare.conquer 18/04/2010], Equipment

http://www.kingmachinesworlds.com/product/showprod.php?prodid=229&maincat=3&

subcat=73 [King Machines 18/04/2010], Equipment

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://aarestaurantequipment.com/images/r60-

1.jpg&imgrefurl=http://aarestaurantequipment.com/index.php%3Fmain_page%3Dindex

%26cPath%3D6&usg=__YZLrOeRfQHtZQAX3jP4DdSEmRgk=&h=400&w=400&sz

=22&hl=th&start=6&itbs=1&tbnid=zm6hUe_Wm9oaMM:&tbnh=124&tbnw=124&pre

v=/images%3Fq%3Dprice%2BDisplay%2BWarmer%26hl%3Dth%26gbv%3D2%26tbs

%3Disch:1 [AA Restaurant 19/04/2010], Equipment

http://maps.google.co.th/maps?hl=th&sa=N&tab=Tl [Google.map 20/04/2010], Map of

Public Chomnan River at Phitsanulok Province

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