Business PLan Traditional Food Curtin Business PLan
Business PLan Traditional Food Curtin Business PLan
Business PLan Traditional Food Curtin Business PLan
FOR
TRADITIONAL FOODS
CUNTIN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY……………………………………………………
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AIMS……………………………………………………………
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KEY ELEMENTS TO
SUCCESSION…………………………………………………
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CHARPTER 1
COMPANY
OVERVIEW……………………………………………………
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BUSINESS
SUMMARY……………………………………………………
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FORMS OF
OWNERSHIP…………………………………………………
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INTRODUCTORY
SUMMARY……………………………………………………
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CHARPTER 2
MARKETING
PLAN………………………………………………………
MARKETING MIX
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SWOT
ANALYSIS……………………………………………………
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CHARPTER 3
OPERATIONAL PLAN
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OUR GEOGRAPHICAL
LOCATION……………………………………
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SERVICE
DESCRIPTION………………………………………………
CHARPTER 4
MANAGEMENT PLAN
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MANAGEMENT
SUMMARY…………………………………………….
PERSONEL
PLAN…………………………………………………………
ORGANISATION HIERACHY…………..JOB
DESCRIPTION
PERSONEL QUALIFICATIONS
CHARPTER 5
FINANCIAL
PLAN……………………………………………………….
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START-UP
FUNDING……………………………………………………
FINANCIAL
ACCOUNTS………………………………………………….
APPENDIX..
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CHARPTER 1
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Traditional Food Curtin is a restaurant that serves both traditional foods to the children of
Zimbabwe. It will be located at the heart of the city of Gweru. It will be providing delicious and
health meals including our own traditional meals such as sadza and muboora, brown rice with
peanut butter, game meat, madoora and mahewu to meet our customer’s needs and wants in a
profitable manner. This plan seeks to develop strategies aiming to improve the condition of the
business to expand its scope. This can be done through loan acquisition, recruitment of skilled
workers and developing the trading system. The amount that is needed to expand the business is
approximately US$10000. The strategies to be used are: advertising, penetration pricing, and
venturing into different locations to capture the needs of people as well as offer of standardized
products that have already certified (SAZ) Standardization association of Zimbabwe. We aim at
providing the best restaurant to the community of Gweru at a cost they can afford and in such a
way that they are not, socially and economically isolated. Our goal is to provide the most
delicious and healthy foods to the community. Qualities and duties are stated in the Managerial
plan. There is also a financial breakdown of the usage of cash. A S.W.O.T analysis is carried out
to determine the strength, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges which may affect the
restaurant. Traditional Food Curtin is a restaurant which will be operating at the heart of the city
of Gweru providing delicious and healthy meals. The restaurant will be opened on the 20 th of
October 2013.
VISION
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To meet and exceed our customers’ expectations as well as to be one of the leading food service
and respected caterers to our valued clients.
MISSION
To provide the highest quality of food, reliability and effectiveness in catering healthy foods, and
to create elegant, memorable experiences
OBJECTIVES
COMPANY MOTTO
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CHARPTER 2
OVERVIEW
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CHARPTER 3: MARKETING PLAN
MARKETING PLAN
MARKET RESEARCH
The collection of data for market research was done at a micro level, we used questioners to help
identify what a group of people would order in a restaurant, One hundred questioners where used
and from them, Data for customer opinions where gathered, The research was done on all kinds
of people of all age groups.
MARKET TARGETS
MARKETING OBJECTIVES
CUSTOMER ANALYSIS
Our restaurant will target local customers basing on the norms, values, attitudes and cultural
beliefs. The products and services which will be offered on the market will cater for different
people with different cultures.
Taking consideration of the economic conditions we will focus on two different levels of
customers which are:
Medium to high: customers who have the potential to buy our product and services and
who are medium to high income earners.
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Medium to low: these are students mostly and others who have the potential to also buy
our products and services but they are middle to low income earners.
COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
They are an important number of competitors in this market which also offers the same
product and services and such competitors include kwamaiguru and fast foods.
PRODUCT
The pictures below show the type of food that we will be offering:
PLACE
The restaurant will be located in one of the busiest areas in the heart of the city of Gweru and
hence the accessibility to the restaurant will be very easily and conveniently. It will be
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located strategically where there will be high human traffic which therefore allows for
capturing the people’s attention to come and buy and enjoy our delicious meals.
PRICE
Our prices as stated above will be lower than those of the competitors and the pricing policy
that we are applying is penetration pricing policy then we will therefore use price skimming
policy after we have gained the market share.
PROMOTION
For our restaurant to be well known we are going to use different promotional tools such as
advertising, personal selling, sales promotion so as tolour the customers. Promoting our
products enables us to be well known by different customers in different areas such as
Mkoba, Lundi Park, SengaNehosho just to mention a few. For a business to be regarded as
successful business promotion has to take place
SWOT ANALYSIS
The following SWOT analysis captures the key strengths and weaknesses of our business and the
opportunities and threats to the implementation of the proposed program.
STRENGTHS
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Resources that are not well matched to industry key success factors
Lack of well developed or product innovation capabilities
Too narrow a product line relative to rivals
Weak brand image or reputation
lack of financial resources to grow the business and pursue promising opportunities
lack of enough experience
Lack of adequate working capital
OPPORTUNITIES
Proven long life customers
The indigenization policy promotes the ownership of businesses by black people
Industry and lifestyle trends show an increase in designing awareness and the industry
customer base has limitless potential growth.
Good supply chain management capabilities
THREATS
political instability threatened by the holding of presidential elections this year
Increasing intensity of competition among industry rivals resulting in squeezed profit
margins
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CHARPTER 4: OPERATIONAL PLAN
SADZA
ROCK SHANDY
BEEF
CORNMEAL CAKE
PAENUT BUTTER STEW
ROASTED BUTTERNUT SQUASH
MAPOPO(PAPAYA) CANDY
GAME MEAT(girraf, crocodile,…
PORK
CHICKEN
RIC
CHIPS
SALADA
MAZONDO
Traditional Food Cuntin will be providing unique products on the market, which will give it a
distinct advantage against other market players.
Pricing strategy
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Traditional Food Cartin is going to adopt the penetration pricing policy in which we will be
charging lower prices so as to attract new market and create customer loyalty.
Value to customers
We are going to value our customers, as there are our most ‘valued asset’, we will value their
support and ensure that we build customer loyalty. And will make them part of our Traditional
Food Cartin family
Growth potential
We anticipate a growth potential of 10% per annum, Basing the analysis on the current economic
conditions prevailing.
Innovation
We are going to carry out a research on how to run a restaurant and we are going to send one of
our employee to go and work in a well-established restaurant observing and see how they do
business there and came back with the feedback.
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CHARPTER 1
MANAGEMENT PLAN
ORGANISATIONAL CHART
MANAGING
DIRECTOR
(T.E Kurwa)
PARTNER
(ELIZABETH)
PARTNER
(SHEPHED)
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The company comprises of three partners which are Gracious, Elizabeth and Shepherd. Gracious
will be responsible for the overall running of the organisation, Elizabeth will be on the marketing
department and shepherd will be dealing with the financial issues of the business.
The three partners have a partnership agreement which states that each partner will contribute
equal capital to the company and they are all actively involved in the day to day running of the
business. As a result of this, the partners are entitled to equal amounts or share of the profit
obtained by the company.
EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED STUFF
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AND NUTRITION
SALES PERSON 1 20-05-2013
WAITERS/WAITRESS 2 20-05-2013
RECRUITMENT OPTION
Recruitment will be done through electronic or print media that is in newspapers, radios and
televisions in order to get highly experienced employees.
TRAINING OPTIONS
In the event that we do not find the required skilled labour we are going to conduct on the job
training to the selected candidates and Elizabeth will be the instructor and this will be a cheaper
way rather than inviting someone from outside.
Performance appraisal will be used on a regular basis so as to monitor and improve the
performance of the employees to make them competitive on the market. Bonuses and rewards
will be given to those employees who excel in the company.
SEX: FEMALE
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I am still furthering my education at Midlands State University
CURRENTLY STUDYING:
REFERENCES
AVENUES HIGH SCHOOL
NUMBER 53 4TH STREET
HARARE
SEX: MALE
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I am still furthering my education at Midlands State University
CURRENTLY STUDYING:
REFERENCES
GUINEA FOWL HIGH SCHOOL
P.O.BOX 1530
GWERU
SEX: FEMALE
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I am still furthering my education at Midlands State University
CURRENTLY STUDYING:
REFERENCES
ZIMUTO HIGH SCHOOL
P.O.BOX 9030 MASVINGO
OPERATIONAL PLAN
TRADING HOURS
SUNDAY CLOSED
EQUIPMENT NEEDED
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The type of equipment that we require includes operating till, pots, cutlery, wooden spoons,
dinner plates, tea mugs, stoves, ovens, food covers, table cloth, dish towels, oven gloves, aprons,
dish, electric jug, salt shakers, tents, tables, chairs, braai stands, oven trays, jar, water glass and
truck.
We want an operating area of about 400 square meters in the CBD. We are most likely to be
affected by competition from rivals like kwamaiguru, fast foods restaurant among others. The
premisesare the right ones for the business venture and this has made it possible for the venture
to acquire an operating license from the Gweru city council and Zimra.
FINANCIAL PLAN
FINANCIAL OBJECTIVE
Projected Sales
Sales are expected to increase as time goes on. Projected sales for the first 6months are expected
to be $15000. The profit is expected to gradually rise in relation to the sales.
FINANCE REQUIRED
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Working capital $10000. This is to be used for the purchase of the merchandise and other
operating expenses from potential donors and our own personal savings. We can also acquire a
loan of $5000 from Barclays Bank and also acquire for government funding.
Registration $1500
Licenses $200
Permits $200
Rental lease costs $500
Training $500
Wages $800
Electricity $400
Water $100
Preliminary costs $500
Salary $1100
Machinery $3000
Insurance $400
Advertising costs $400
Telephone costs $100
Motor vehicle $300
Total $10000
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