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Executive Summary 3
Business Description 4
Products and services 6
Market Analysis 7
Competitor Analysis 8
Sales and Marketing Plan 9
Operational Plan 12
Management plan 13
Financial Plan and Projections 14
Executive Summary
Overview
PATILAD SWINE Farm is an integrated farm involved in production of quality and affordable pork, bacon and lard amidst other derivative products from them targeting consumers in southwest Nigeria and republic of Benin. We are located in Agbara, Ogun state.
The Company
PATILAD SWINE Farm is established as a limited liability company owned by Dayo Adetiloye, Oyebade Adejumobi, and other investors. The farm is managed and directed by Dayo Adetiloye, a veteran in the Agric industry with over 15 years’ experience and Oyebade Adejumobi, an experienced Agro-allied specialist who also has vast years of experience in integrated animal farm.
Products and Service
PATILAD SWINE Farm sells swine products, including pork, bacon and lard.
We also operate an abattoir service services where we dress live pigs for our customers and also these swine products to our customers. Our products are hygienic, rich in protein and of high quality. We produce, process and package to meet the requirements of standard organization of Nigeria (SON) and the international standard organization (ISO).
The Market
Nigeria as the largest nation in African presently consumes a combined 8.5 million MT of swine meat.
Competition
Competitors for PATILAD SWINE Farm are Linda Farms, Chucks Farm, Yemi Dare Farm, Tunde Entreprise and Akin and sons.
PATILAD SWINE Farm will establish its competitive edge through the expertise of its founders, its excellent products and services and its affordable prices.
Financial Considerations
PATILAD SWINE Farm seeks N10 million in long-term financing to cover expansion costs, equipment, building expenses, and working capital.
Funding for the launch of the business is provided primarily by equity from the partners and investors.
The business will reach positive cash flow in its 10th month of operation, allowing for expedited repayment of its loan obligations, as well as for dividends to be paid to the owners. Revenue will top N14,500,000 and profit will reach about N3,843,950 in the 1st year of operation.