Cold rolled Aluminum Foil
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Introduction
1.0
Product and its uses
Aluminum
foil is a widely used material and has varied
applications. Its major fields of applications
can be enumerated as: -
-
Automobile components
- Packaging Pharmaceutical products
- Packaging cosmetics and toiletries
- P.P caps and flipoff caps
- Wrappings for Electrical cables
- Food packaging
- Vial seals for injectibles
- Lamp caps for Electrical bulbs
and Tubes etc.
2.0 Market Potential
The product has a wide
application in automobile component industry such as gaskets,
radiator cooling fins. Their application in pharmaceutical
industry is for packaging. The foil has a great role mainly
in packaging sector for food, pharmacy, catering services.
Al. foils of thicker variety are used as PP caps and flip
off caps for cans in breweries and distilleries. It also
finds applications in electrical cable industry, caps for
bulbs and tubes etc. Thus in general aluminum foils find
varied applications in different fields. The nature of application
determines the thickness of foil. The Indian packing sector
to day stands out as most opportunistic industry. The spread
and growth of packaging industry is interesting. It is spread
over from cottage group to highly sophisticated one. They
work in cohesion to meet the diversified demand. Packaging
plays an important role; it helps extend the product shelf
life by acting as a protective barrier. It is used to preserve
natural untreated and unprocessed food so that they can
meet customers' demands. Apart from containment and preservation
communication between manufacturer/seller and consumer is
a third equally important function of packaging. Besides
this attractive packaging also performs the function of
marketing the products.
Packaging material
thus should be such that it fulfills the requirement and
should be finally disposable in an environment friendly
way. Aluminum foil is an ideal material for the purpose
as it has the necessary qualities for recycling. The fact
that recycling does not degrade aluminum means that new
aluminum can be made from 100% recycled material. Thus aluminum
foil has a major role in the packaging industry.
3.0 Basis and Presumption
a) The unit will operate
for 300 days per annum on single shift basis
b) The unit will achieve optimum capacity utilization during
third year.
c) The salary and wages have been taken at prevailing rates.
d) The interest rate on term loan has been taken @13%
e) The total demand for power is 500kw
f) The unit will be constructing its own buildings
4.0 Technical Aspects
4.1 Raw Material:
The raw material for the unit is aluminum
sheet 3mm thick and 1000mm wide which is easily available
in open market.the total requirement at optimumlevel of
production will be 2400 MT.
4.2 Manufacturing Process:
The process is standard cold rolling
method. The 3.5 mm thick sheet is passed through the cold
rolling mill to gradually reduce the thickness to desired
level. The material needs to pass through several times
to achieve the desired result. During cold rolling process
the material tends to become hard as such the product needs
to be annealed before further rolling. During the rolling
process the edges of the sheet are deformed and have to
be trimmed. The in process lossin manufacturing is 5% which
can be recycled.
5.0 Pollution control
The
process of manufacture does not involve any
chemical treatment hence no pollution to environment
is forseen.
6.0 Production
| Installed
capacity |
10
tons per day |
|
| No.of
days |
300 |
|
| Total
rolling cap. |
3000
tons |
|
| In
procees scrap |
150
mt |
|
| Total
production |
2850
mt |
|
| Sale
price Foil |
Rs.
111.5/kg |
Rs. 3177.75
lakhs |
| Scrap |
Rs.
80 / kg |
Rs.
120.00 |
| Total
Revenue(80% cap.) |
|
Rs.
2619.00 lakhs |
| Manpower |
|
|
| Supervisor |
1
no |
|
| Accounts |
1
no |
|
| Sales |
1
no |
|
| Skilled
workmen |
4
no |
|
| Security
|
1
no |
Salary
bill Rs.5.18 lakhs. |
7.0 Project cost
| Land &
Building |
62.39 |
| Plant &
machines |
144.00 |
| Misc. Assets |
6.65 |
| Preliminary
& Pre op.exp |
13.97 |
| Contingencies |
8.68 |
| Margin money |
24.89 |
| Total |
260.58 |
Means of finance
| Promoters
contribution |
116.40 |
| Term
loan |
144.18 |
| Total |
260.58 |
8.0 Profitability: (Rs.
In lakhs)
| Sales
|
1964.25 |
| Expenditure |
|
| Raw material |
1818.00 |
|
Consumables c
|
9.09 |
| Power & fuel |
25.92 |
| Rep & Maintenance |
2.38 |
| Salary |
5.18 |
| Rent,rates etc. |
3.64 |
| Admn. Exp |
3.93 |
| Marketing exp |
19.64 |
| Total |
1887.78 |
| Financial Expenses |
|
| Interest on Term
loan |
18.74 |
| Interest on Bank
loan |
7.35 |
| Gross
Profit |
50.38 |
9.0 B.E.P(%installed
cap)- 44%
10.0 Rate of return
on Investment: profit X 100/capital
= 50.38X100/260.58
= 19.33%
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