On the Commercial Operation of
Pets - a - Holic
Submitted By:
Albo, Sheryl J.
Azarias, Layzen H.
Bidua, Roselyn R.
Garcia, Christine Joy O.
Pante, Ria
Sapinoso, Jomeilyn A.
A Feasibility Study
On the Commercial Operation of
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Submitted By:
Albo, Sheryl J.
Azarias, Layzen H.
Bidua, Roselyn R.
Garcia, Christine Joy O.
Pante, Ria
Sapinoso, Jomeilyn A.
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
II. Market Study
A. The Service/ Product 1. Service / Product Description 2. Uses of the Service / Product B. The Market 1. Description of the Market 2. Competition of the Market 3. Possible Market 4. Market Demand C. Demand Analysis D. Supply Analysis E. Market Projection F. Target Market G. Marketing Strategies
III. Technical Study
A. Project Technical Description B. Description Of Process C. Business Size D. Location Of Business E. Business Layout F. Logistic Requirements G. Provision for Expansion
IV. Management Study
A. Organizational Chart B. Personnel Requirements C. Employment Benefits D. Recruitment Policies E. Manpower & Development Program
V. Financial Study
A. Total project Cost 1. Fixed Capital Investment 2. Pre-operating Expenses 3. Working Capital or Cash on Hand B. Financial Analysis
VI. Socio Economic Study
A. Project Vis-à-vis State of the Economy B. Economic Benefits C. Social Benefits
VII. Conclusion
VIII. Recommendation
IX. Appendix
I. Introduction
A pet store or pet shop is a retail business which sells different kinds of animals. It also sells pet food, supplies, and