Healthy Heart Beats
    www.hhbindia.com
INDIA’S DIABETES BURDEN TO CROSS
100 MILLION BY 2030




 NEW DELHI: The global diabetes numbers are out, and it's not looking too
 good for India.
 India is home to over 61 million diabetic patients - an increase from 50.8
 million last year. By 2030, India's diabetes burden is expected to cross the
 100 million mark as against 87 million earlier estimated. The country is also
 the largest contributor to regional mortality with 983, 000 deaths caused
 due to diabetes this year
OUR PLAN


Health is wealth ,a healthy and a wealthy person is recognized in each and every sector . India
is a country where 60% of the population suffers from diseases like diabetes , thyroid ,high
blood pressure etc. .
Average emigrant rate in India till date is 3.56migrants/1000 population till date . Increase in
the population compel the migrants to take their meals outside.


Our incentive plan , a brooding idea is to provide healthy and a tasty food for such kind of
people who are often restrict themselves of consuming such food items, our food items are
not only going to be the attractive for the diabetes patients but are also going to be attractive
for all age groups .
1) Vision

OUR BIG VISION:-

1- To increase the life span for the diabetes patients in India and in turn
    reduce the no. of deaths occurring due to diabetes every year.

2- To ensure a healthy tomorrow for the young generation of India.

3- To open the healthiest chain for selling fruit salads, vegetable salads and
    juices across the country.
2) Market

MARKET SIZE OF OUR PRODUCT/SERVICE:-

Consider 4 years after the start of business, assuming we open three stores
in a city, the market size will be roughly Rs 80 lakhs.


GROWING RATE:-

Our firm will attract more and more no of people...,as it will be the only one for
providing food suitable for health consious people.
So,cant be predcited as of now, but business will grow rapidly as soon as we
start opening new oultets.
3) Customer

OUR TARGET CUSTOMERS:-

The basically targeted customers are the diabetes, thyroid and heart patients.
People who are on a diet and the crowd who is a bit health conscious.
People who prefer rich taste.

PROBLEMS WE ARE SOLVING FOR THEM:-

Providing them with nutritious and low calorie food.
Providing a balanced diet for the diabetes and heart patients.
Making the junk food as a secondary option for the public.
4) Product

Description of our product/service:-

Healthy heart beats is a food chain which would provide fresh fruit juices and
wide range of vegetable salads and juices.
We would also provide the balanced diet food as per recommended by I.D.F
(International Diabetes Federation).

Our experienced chefs will make it.

The alternatives of our product/service and how we are better then
others:-

The alternatives to our service can be the local juices and salad vendors but
there is no such food chain in india which accumulates the entire market
together with a brand name.
Keeping in mind the brand name, we will not compromise with the hygene
standards at any costs.
5) Sales

How we will sell?

Initially, for a start we will open only one food outlet targeting a good market
site. The outlet would be near a sector of corporate offices so as to help them
to avoid the junk food of their canteens.
The selling could be made more effective by the advertising methods.
(pamphlets, newspaper adds, media, radio )
By sponsoring some events in collaboration with health awareness
programmes.
Collaboration with Hospitals and Doctors.

Where we will sell?

1 places near corporate offices
2 places near hospitals
3 posh areas and market places
4 making a joint venture with canteens in schools and colleges.
6) Marketing

    S No.   Step                                   Cost    No of Cust.   Month

    1       Pamphlets distribution                 3000    200           1

    2       Newspaper,radio,media                  30000   500           1

    3       Display boards                         10000   250           1

    4       Sponsoring some health care seminars   12000   150           1
            or events.
    5       Collaboration with local household     10000   100           1
            market.


.
7) Management Team

       Role                   No of People           Salary                 Month
       chef                   2                      10000/person           1     20000
       helpers                3                      4500/person            1     13500
       Juice makers           2                      5000/person            1 10000
       Cleaning               2                      4500/person            1        9000
       department




 * Initially we will go for self service scheme in our firm ,so wont be hiring waiters for serving
customers.
8) Stage of Development

Our future milestones-

1- To open a network of food outlets across the country and basically
targeting the metro cities .
2- After achieving this successfully, we can think of opening our outlets in
malls and railway and metro stations.
3- Taking permissions for opening short term counters in sports events
(small scale and large scale) , concerts and celebrity functions.
4- After achieving these goals we can even think of giving franchises all
across the country.



What has been the progress till now (is it a concept, or prototype is
ready)?

It is still a concept which has to be implemented very soon in our country.
We are ready with the market analysis.
9) Product Road Map




                                    Product 1 expansion in menu
                                    Product 2 Home delivery
                                              opening of restaurant
                                    Product 3




Year 1   Year 2   Year 3   Year 4
10) Competition

Who are our existing & likely competition?

Our existing competitors are the local juice and fruit vendors.

Their strengths/weaknesses:-

Strengths
1. The rates of their eatables might be cheaper than us.
2. Getting customers might be a bit easier for them because it is the existing
    known place for buying fruits.
Weaknesses
1. Their quality is inconsistent.
2. lack of hygiene makes their products not directly consumable.

Why we are different?
1.We are not going to compromise with the hygiene standards at any cost.
2. Our outlets can serve as a hang out place for teenagers.
3. HHB will provide a collective menu for what you may find at different places
with the local vendors.
11) Partnerships

Our key distribution and technology partners (current & future)?

    In the beginning it will be the local vendors.
    Further we can move to reliance fresh, India bulls and other multinational
    franchises.




How dependent we are on these partners?

Our business is highly but not completely dependent on these companies as
they have a well established market share which will help us to grow our
business easily.
If the said partnership fails, we can always return to street level vendors for
getting our raw materials wholesale.
12) Revenue Model

Our revenue model?

Our revenue model aims at generating maximum profit in the beginning
( not compromising with the hygiene and health of my customers) so that
we can easily repay my market raised money and thinking of expanding
the business as fast as possible.


For one outlet,

Average no of customers per month = 1200
Average payment by a customer = 120000
Total Revenue = 144000000
13) Fund Raising Plans

How much money we are raising and at what valuation?
Initially,we will raise our business with Rs.332000, out of which 1 lakh we posses,
after that we will take loan of Rs. 80000 from our friend at interest rate of 10% per annum and we
also take loan of Rs.152000 from our parents at interest rate of 8% per annum.
What will the money be spent on?

Furniture:- ………………………………………………………. .30000
interior decoration + light:-……………………………………… 20000
Crockery + packaging :-……………………………………….... 10000
counter:-…………………………………………………………...15000
refrigerators:-…………………………………………………..… 60000
kitchen utensil, juicers, microwave and gas connections:-…...40000
A.C.= …………………………………………………………….. 12000
security deposit of shop:- ………………………………………. 50000
rent- ………………………………………………………………. 20000
marketing:-……………………………………………………… .65000
govt. license & shop registration:-……………………………….5000
shop hoardings/boards:-…………………………………………5000
Total investment:-………………………………………........... 332000

How long will it last?
We will pay loan within one year.
Financial Plan Template
Profit & Loss                April       May       June       July   August September October November December January   February       March
Revenues
No of Units Sold         1200        1500      1800       2200       2700    2500    2300     3000     3400     3700      4000       4000
Price per unit           100         100       100        100        100     100     100      100      100      100       100        100
Total Revenues           120000      150000 180000 220000 270000 250000              230000   300000   340000   370000    400000     40000


Variable Expenses
No of Units              1200        1500      1800       2200       2700    2500    2300     3000     3400     3700      4000       4000
Variable Cost per Unit   25          25        25         27         27      27      27       27       27       28        28         28
Total Variable Cost      30000       37500     45000      59400      72900   67500   62100    81000    91800    103600    112000     112000
Fixed Expenses
Manpower                 34500       34500     34500      34500      34500   34500   34500    34500    34500    34500     34500      34500
Marketing                65000       65000     65000      65000      65000   65000   80000    80000    45000    40000     40000      35000
Travel                   3000        3000      3000       3000       3000    3000    3000     3000     3000     3000      3000       3000
Telephone                1000        1000      1000       1000       1000    1000    1000     1000     1000     1000      1000       1000
Rent                     20000       20000     20000      20000      20000   20000   20000    20000    20000    20000     20000      20000
Capital Costs            0           0         0          0          0       0       0        0        0        0         0          0
Miscellaneous            3000        3000      3000       3000       3000    3000    3000     3000     3000     3000      3000       3000
Total Expenses           156500      164000 171500 185900 199400 194000              203600   222500   198300   205100    213500     208500


Profit Before Tax        -36500      -14000 8500          34100      70600   56000   26400    77500    141700   164900    186500     191500

Tax @ 30%

Profit After Tax                                                     79240   39200   18480    54250    99190    115430    129920     134050
THANK YOU

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003 business plan template

  • 1. Healthy Heart Beats www.hhbindia.com
  • 2. INDIA’S DIABETES BURDEN TO CROSS 100 MILLION BY 2030 NEW DELHI: The global diabetes numbers are out, and it's not looking too good for India. India is home to over 61 million diabetic patients - an increase from 50.8 million last year. By 2030, India's diabetes burden is expected to cross the 100 million mark as against 87 million earlier estimated. The country is also the largest contributor to regional mortality with 983, 000 deaths caused due to diabetes this year
  • 3. OUR PLAN Health is wealth ,a healthy and a wealthy person is recognized in each and every sector . India is a country where 60% of the population suffers from diseases like diabetes , thyroid ,high blood pressure etc. . Average emigrant rate in India till date is 3.56migrants/1000 population till date . Increase in the population compel the migrants to take their meals outside. Our incentive plan , a brooding idea is to provide healthy and a tasty food for such kind of people who are often restrict themselves of consuming such food items, our food items are not only going to be the attractive for the diabetes patients but are also going to be attractive for all age groups .
  • 4. 1) Vision OUR BIG VISION:- 1- To increase the life span for the diabetes patients in India and in turn reduce the no. of deaths occurring due to diabetes every year. 2- To ensure a healthy tomorrow for the young generation of India. 3- To open the healthiest chain for selling fruit salads, vegetable salads and juices across the country.
  • 5. 2) Market MARKET SIZE OF OUR PRODUCT/SERVICE:- Consider 4 years after the start of business, assuming we open three stores in a city, the market size will be roughly Rs 80 lakhs. GROWING RATE:- Our firm will attract more and more no of people...,as it will be the only one for providing food suitable for health consious people. So,cant be predcited as of now, but business will grow rapidly as soon as we start opening new oultets.
  • 6. 3) Customer OUR TARGET CUSTOMERS:- The basically targeted customers are the diabetes, thyroid and heart patients. People who are on a diet and the crowd who is a bit health conscious. People who prefer rich taste. PROBLEMS WE ARE SOLVING FOR THEM:- Providing them with nutritious and low calorie food. Providing a balanced diet for the diabetes and heart patients. Making the junk food as a secondary option for the public.
  • 7. 4) Product Description of our product/service:- Healthy heart beats is a food chain which would provide fresh fruit juices and wide range of vegetable salads and juices. We would also provide the balanced diet food as per recommended by I.D.F (International Diabetes Federation). Our experienced chefs will make it. The alternatives of our product/service and how we are better then others:- The alternatives to our service can be the local juices and salad vendors but there is no such food chain in india which accumulates the entire market together with a brand name. Keeping in mind the brand name, we will not compromise with the hygene standards at any costs.
  • 8. 5) Sales How we will sell? Initially, for a start we will open only one food outlet targeting a good market site. The outlet would be near a sector of corporate offices so as to help them to avoid the junk food of their canteens. The selling could be made more effective by the advertising methods. (pamphlets, newspaper adds, media, radio ) By sponsoring some events in collaboration with health awareness programmes. Collaboration with Hospitals and Doctors. Where we will sell? 1 places near corporate offices 2 places near hospitals 3 posh areas and market places 4 making a joint venture with canteens in schools and colleges.
  • 9. 6) Marketing S No. Step Cost No of Cust. Month 1 Pamphlets distribution 3000 200 1 2 Newspaper,radio,media 30000 500 1 3 Display boards 10000 250 1 4 Sponsoring some health care seminars 12000 150 1 or events. 5 Collaboration with local household 10000 100 1 market. .
  • 10. 7) Management Team Role No of People Salary Month chef 2 10000/person 1 20000 helpers 3 4500/person 1 13500 Juice makers 2 5000/person 1 10000 Cleaning 2 4500/person 1 9000 department * Initially we will go for self service scheme in our firm ,so wont be hiring waiters for serving customers.
  • 11. 8) Stage of Development Our future milestones- 1- To open a network of food outlets across the country and basically targeting the metro cities . 2- After achieving this successfully, we can think of opening our outlets in malls and railway and metro stations. 3- Taking permissions for opening short term counters in sports events (small scale and large scale) , concerts and celebrity functions. 4- After achieving these goals we can even think of giving franchises all across the country. What has been the progress till now (is it a concept, or prototype is ready)? It is still a concept which has to be implemented very soon in our country. We are ready with the market analysis.
  • 12. 9) Product Road Map Product 1 expansion in menu Product 2 Home delivery opening of restaurant Product 3 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
  • 13. 10) Competition Who are our existing & likely competition? Our existing competitors are the local juice and fruit vendors. Their strengths/weaknesses:- Strengths 1. The rates of their eatables might be cheaper than us. 2. Getting customers might be a bit easier for them because it is the existing known place for buying fruits. Weaknesses 1. Their quality is inconsistent. 2. lack of hygiene makes their products not directly consumable. Why we are different? 1.We are not going to compromise with the hygiene standards at any cost. 2. Our outlets can serve as a hang out place for teenagers. 3. HHB will provide a collective menu for what you may find at different places with the local vendors.
  • 14. 11) Partnerships Our key distribution and technology partners (current & future)? In the beginning it will be the local vendors. Further we can move to reliance fresh, India bulls and other multinational franchises. How dependent we are on these partners? Our business is highly but not completely dependent on these companies as they have a well established market share which will help us to grow our business easily. If the said partnership fails, we can always return to street level vendors for getting our raw materials wholesale.
  • 15. 12) Revenue Model Our revenue model? Our revenue model aims at generating maximum profit in the beginning ( not compromising with the hygiene and health of my customers) so that we can easily repay my market raised money and thinking of expanding the business as fast as possible. For one outlet, Average no of customers per month = 1200 Average payment by a customer = 120000 Total Revenue = 144000000
  • 16. 13) Fund Raising Plans How much money we are raising and at what valuation? Initially,we will raise our business with Rs.332000, out of which 1 lakh we posses, after that we will take loan of Rs. 80000 from our friend at interest rate of 10% per annum and we also take loan of Rs.152000 from our parents at interest rate of 8% per annum. What will the money be spent on? Furniture:- ………………………………………………………. .30000 interior decoration + light:-……………………………………… 20000 Crockery + packaging :-……………………………………….... 10000 counter:-…………………………………………………………...15000 refrigerators:-…………………………………………………..… 60000 kitchen utensil, juicers, microwave and gas connections:-…...40000 A.C.= …………………………………………………………….. 12000 security deposit of shop:- ………………………………………. 50000 rent- ………………………………………………………………. 20000 marketing:-……………………………………………………… .65000 govt. license & shop registration:-……………………………….5000 shop hoardings/boards:-…………………………………………5000 Total investment:-………………………………………........... 332000 How long will it last? We will pay loan within one year.
  • 17. Financial Plan Template Profit & Loss April May June July August September October November December January February March Revenues No of Units Sold 1200 1500 1800 2200 2700 2500 2300 3000 3400 3700 4000 4000 Price per unit 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Total Revenues 120000 150000 180000 220000 270000 250000 230000 300000 340000 370000 400000 40000 Variable Expenses No of Units 1200 1500 1800 2200 2700 2500 2300 3000 3400 3700 4000 4000 Variable Cost per Unit 25 25 25 27 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 Total Variable Cost 30000 37500 45000 59400 72900 67500 62100 81000 91800 103600 112000 112000 Fixed Expenses Manpower 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 34500 Marketing 65000 65000 65000 65000 65000 65000 80000 80000 45000 40000 40000 35000 Travel 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 Telephone 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Rent 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 Capital Costs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miscellaneous 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 Total Expenses 156500 164000 171500 185900 199400 194000 203600 222500 198300 205100 213500 208500 Profit Before Tax -36500 -14000 8500 34100 70600 56000 26400 77500 141700 164900 186500 191500 Tax @ 30% Profit After Tax 79240 39200 18480 54250 99190 115430 129920 134050