Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
DANDELIONS ENTERPRISE
MA0215425-A
21/3/2017
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NO ISI KANDUNGAN M/SURAT
1. Pengenalan
2. Tujuan Kertas Kerja
3. Latar Belakang Perniagaan
4. Latar Belakang Pemilik
5. Lokasi Tapak Projek
6. Rancangan Pentadbiran / Pengurusan
6.1 Pengenalan Organisasi
6.2 Carta Organisasi
6.3 Jadual Huraian Tugas
6.4 Jadual Imbuhan Balas Jasa
6.5 Senarai Peralatan Pejabat
6.6 Perbelanjaan Pejabat
7. Rancangan Pemasaran
7.1 Produk / Perkhidmatan Yang Ditawarkan
7.2 Pasaran Sasaran
7.3 Saiz Pasaran
7.4 Persaingan
7.5 Syer Pasaran
7.6 Ramalan Jualan
7.7 Strategi Pemasaran
7.8 Perbelanjaan Pemasaran
8. Rancangan Pengeluaran / Operasi
8.1 Carta Aliran Proses
8.2 Keperluan Barang / Bahan (bulan pertama
8.3 Keperluan Barang / Bahan (bulan kedua dan seterusnya)
8.4 Mesin dan Peralatan
8.5 Susunatur Ruang Operasi
8.6 Perbelanjaan Operasi
9. Rancangan Kewangan
9.1 Kos perlaksanaan Projek
9.2 Keperluan Pembiayaan
9.3 Proforma Penyata Aliran Wang Tunai
9.4 Proforma Penyata Pendapatan Untung dan Rugi
9.5 Proforma Kunci Kira-kira
10. Justifikasi Dan Penutup
11. Lampiran
1. INTRODUCTION
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Creative inventions and innovative technology today have make it possible
to come up with the most economical solution with a high chance of feasibility to
the problem that we encountered daily. A new rice husk processing technology
have been introduced to make use of the by product from the rice processing
plant. Since all over the world are dispose and removing the rice husk without
knowing its full potential, they discharge and burnt them away causing
environmental problems. As the Department of Science & Technology in Filipina
stated that uncontrolled open burning of agricultural wastes of rice husk for the
preparation of the next planting season is said to have the highest source of
carcinogenic dioxin and furans that is widely known as the contribution to the
environmental contaminants because of what are emitted during the process.
However, by using this idea plan, we can solve these environmental problems at
the same time producing profitable and demanding high value industrial
products.
About 20% of the rice paddy weight is consists of rice husks alone. This
makes up about 100 million tons of rice husks produced by the rice millers
worldwide in which 70% of them are not commercially used. It is reported that
approximately about 0.23 tons of rice husk is formed from every ton of rice
produced. (1) Rice husks or rice coating protects the seed during growing is
made from hard materials including lignin and silica which is mostly inedible and
indigestible to humans. Regardless of it, rice husks can be put to many useful
applications such as a fuel or building and insulation material.
Rice husk can be processed further and be transform into different
applications depends on the suitability of the rice husk in which according to the
physical and chemical properties such as the ash content, silica content etc. Rice
husks have been seen directly used as fuel in power plants. Apart from it, the
husks is seen to be use also as the source of raw material for development and
synthesis of new phases and compounds. A detailed description corresponding
to the application of rice husk in the industrial sectors is given.
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Figure 1Application of rice husk in the industry
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According to Prasad and Pandey in their research on 2012; Rice Husk
Ash as a Renewable Source, with such a high amount of rice producing countries
in the world, some research has been conducted on the industrial uses of rice
husk including in India. According to them these are some of current and
potential applications that are listed as below:
2. BACKGROUND
2.1 BUSINESS BACKGROUND
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SSM : MA0215425-A
REGISTRATION
NUMBER
DATE OF : 1 MARCH 2017
ESTABLISHMENT
VALIDITY DATE : 1 APRIL 2019
BUSINESS : UNIKL MICET,
ADDRESS LOT 1988, KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN BANDAR
VENDOR,
TABOH NANING, 78000 ALOR GAJAH, MELAKA
NO. TELEFON : +(606) 5512000
FAX : +(606) 5512001
MODAL : RM10,000
PERMULAAN
BANK NAME : COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL MERCHANT BANKERS
BERHAD (CIMB)
BANK ACCOUNT : 7050937381
NUMBER
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(H/P)
DATE OF BIRTH : 7 NOVEMBER 1994
AGE : 23
MARRIAGE STATUS : SINGLE
ACEDEMIC : CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (PROCESS)
QUALIFICATION
COURSES THAT HAD BEEN :
ATTENDED
COURSES NAME ORGANIZER NAME DATE
DIPLOMA CHEMICAL UNIKL MICET 2012-2015
ENGINEERING (FOOD)
CERTIFIED HALAL SCIENTIFIC HDC & UNIKL MICET 2015
EXECUTIVE PROGRAMME
(CHASEP 2015)
FOOD HANDLING COURSE UNIKL MICET 2015
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MARRIAGE STATUS : SINGLE
ACEDEMIC : CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (PROCESS)
QUALIFICATION
COURSES THAT HAD BEEN :
ATTENDED
COURSES NAME ORGANIZER NAME DATE
DIPLOMA CHEMICAL UNIKL MICET 2012-2015
ENGINEERING (FOOD)
CERTIFIED HALAL SCIENTIFIC HDC & UNIKL MICET 2015
EXECUTIVE PROGRAMME
(CHASEP 2015)
FOOD HANDLING COURSE UNIKL MICET 2015
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COURSES THAT HAD BEEN :
ATTENDED
COURSES NAME ORGANIZER NAME DATE
CHASEP HALAL MARA 1/5/2015
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2.2.5 OWNERS BACKGROUND
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EXECUTIVE PROGRAMME
(CHASEP 2015)
FOOD HANDLING COURSE UNIKL MICET 2015
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2.3 PROJECT SITE LOCATION
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2.4 LOCATION MAP
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3.0 ADMINISTRATION / MANAGEMENT PLAN
3 Introduction Organization
Liquid sodium silicate is processed with acid and filtered. The filter separates
a diluted sodium sulfate (Glaubers salt solution) and the wet silica product. The
salt solution can be evaporated or fed to a reverse osmosis and solid salt is
produced as valuable by-product. The wet filter cake is finally washed and fed to
the drying unit. With special dryers a precipitated silica product with about 8%
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water content is produced. The precipitated amorphous silica powder is screened
and stored in storage silos. For distribution of silica products packaging in bags
of various sizes is executed in the packing unit.
Manager / Owner
Nur Ezzati Abd Aziz
Number of employees
1. Nur Amalina Mohd Tajudin
2. Aimi Athirah Abd Wahab
Owner 1
Sales & Marketing 1
Administration & Finance 1
Operations supervisor 1
General Workers 2
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3.6 Description of Duties
Position Responsibilities
Owner Responsible for all business management upwards.
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Administration Responsible for the company's financial update from time to
& Finance time.
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3.7 Compensation
Position No. Monthly KWSP PERKESO Total
Salary (12%) (1.5%) (RM)
(RM)
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Deposit Rent Shop 1 3000 3000
Deposit TNB, TM & Water 1 100 100
SSM license 1 70 70
DBKL license 1 150 150
Fire extinguisher 2 75 150
TOTAL 3470
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TOTAL INDUSTRY 35,3 35,7
HOUSEHOLD CARE 28,6 28,8
PROFESSIONAL 6,7 6,9
CLEANING AND
HYGIENE SECTOR
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4.3 Market Size
Below is the survey that been done in the year of 2015 from University Teknologi
PETRONAS:
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4.4 Competitor
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In the early stages of business, employers are only able to dominate the market
at the rate of 20% and then increased by 20% until the end of 100%
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3.
TOTAL
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term increase in sales. Examples of
sales promotion include money off
coupons, discount codes and "flash
sales".
PERSONAL SELLING Sales interaction between the firm's
representative and a consumer on a
one to one basis.
DIRECT MAIL (POST AND E-MAIL) This involves sending marketing to a
named individual or organisation. Firms
often buy lists of names, e-mails and
postal addresses for this purpose. This
can be highly effective when the direct
mail recipients are within the firm's
target market.
INTERNET MARKETING Placing adverts on internet pages
through programmes such as Google's
AdWords and Facebook
SOCIAL MEDIA Firms place daily messages on social
media such as Facebook and Twitter to
keep customers interested in their
organisation. They may even run
promotions, flash sales and discounts
just for their social media readers
SPONSORSHIP An organisation or event is paid to use
your branding and logos. Sponsorship
is commonly used in sporting events;
player's clothing and stadiums will be
covered in the firm's branding and even
the tournament may be named after
the firm. Although effective sponsorship
requires a large audience you may get
smaller firms interested in local
business sponsoring small events in
their area e.g. school fairs.
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Location:
Price:
Product:
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4.11 Summary Marketing Expenses (transferred to the cash flow
statements)
Details Total Expenses
Expenses Property / Asset (Signboard) RM 2,100.00
Monthly expenses (also called overhead) RM 1,531.89
Other exoenses -
Total Administrative expenditure RM 3,631.89
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5.0 PRODUCTION PLAN
During rice milling approximately70 % of the raw rice is processed to white rice.
About 20% rice husks of raw rice are shelled, separated and stored in storage silos.
The bran from rice polishing, which is about 10 % of the raw rice is separated
The risk husks from various rice mills are collected and will be transported to the rice husk
processing plant
Before entering the silos, impurities are separated by means of a riddle screen. Afterwards,
the husks are ground and fed to storage silos.
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Depending on the combustion technology and process parameter, rice husk ash with more
or less carbon content (5% - 40%) can be produced. Meanwhile, the other components of
the ash are amorphous silica as well as inert.
Lastly, the ash is collected from the hoppers and the flue gas filters of the combustion unit
and is stored in storage silos.
TOTAL 31,000
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JUMLAH 14,914
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6.0 RANCANGAN KEWANGAN
6.1 Anggaran Kos Permulaan Perniagaan
Bil Perkara Amaun (RM)
1. Kos Awalan :-
1.1 Yuran Pendaftaran Perniagaan :
Sekitar RM 70.00 untuk perniagaan sendiri
1.2 Lesen Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan (PBT)
1.3 Alat pemadam api
1.4 Peruntukan luar jangka (3%)
2. Belanja Aset Tetap :-
2.1 Peralatan Pejabat
2.2 Ubahsuai
2.3 Papan tanda
2.4 Mesin
2.5 Peralatan
2.6 Mesin juruwang
2.7 design
2.8 website
3. Belanja Aset Semasa :-
3.1 Deposit sewa kedai (2 bulan)
3.2 Deposit elektrik, deposit air & deposit Telefon
4. Belanja Bulanan Awal :-
4.1 Sewa Bulanan
4.2 Caruman KWSP & SOCSO
4.3 Printing flyer
4.4 Kad Perniagaan
4.5 Kos Permulaan Inventori (stok/ bahan mentah)
4.6 printing baucer point
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4.7 FB ADS
4.8 SMS BLAST
Jumlah Kos Permulaan RM 100, 000.00
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Kos Operasi RM 2000.00
Kos Perbelanjaan Lain RM 2000.00
Kos Luar Jangka RM 2000.00
JUMLAH RM 30, 000.00
7.0 CONCLUSION
8.0 REFERENCES
Bazargan, A., Tan, J., Hui, C. and McKay, G. (2014). Utilization of rice husks for
the production of oil sorbent materials. Cellulose, 21(3), pp.1679-1688.
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Chandrasekhar, S., Satyanarayana, K., Pramada, P., Raghavan, P. and Gupta, T.
(2004). Review. Processing, Properties and Applications of Reactive Silica from
Rice Husk An Overview. ChemInform, 35(6).
Prasad, R. and Pandey, M. (2012). Rice Husk Ash as a Renewable Source for
the Production of Value Added Silica Gel and its Application: An
Overview. Bulletin of Chemical Reaction Engineering & Catalysis, 7(1).
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