ANALYSED
COST OF RUNNING A PURE WATER BUSINESS IN NIGERIA - QUOTATIONS
“A smart
investor knows that the best product to deal on is the product in high demand,
that automatically placed pure water production business “investor’s choice”
any time. The demand doesn’t seem to go down very soon as it has become the
most credible alternative means of getting anything
close to clean drinkablewater for the average Nigerian” What you need to get
started
1) Factory site (must not be located near a
cemetery, refuse dump, fuel depot, septic
tanksand pit latrines)
2) Register your business name
3) Sink a boreholeInstall overhead tanks (a
reservoir to supply water to the distillation
system) Install distillation system
4) Get NAFDAC registration
5) Automatic sealing machine (get the one
that can seal about 40 sachets per minute)
6) Nylon materials, Logo and product name
printed on nylon material
7) Labor Operator (1) for a start, Driver (1)
for a start, Motor Boys (2), Packer (2),
Cleaner (1).
8) Truck for distribution
9) Power Generating set- 25KVARunning cost of
between N 200,000 or thereabout for
six months.
RUNNINGSTART-UP
COSTS
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Factory
site (4 bedroom bungalow) must be fenced: N400,000 to N450,000
Ø
Business
registration with CAC: N25,000 –N30,000 annually
Ø
Overhead
tank: Between N25,000 and N30,000
Ø
Borehole:
N250,000
Ø
NAFDAC
Requirements
Ø
Automatic
sealing machine: N350,000 to N400,000 depending on the capacity.
Ø
Nylon
materials: (This will be contracted to a maker; the first price is usually more
because of the designing and printing of logo). Printing names and logo on the nylon
Ø
Labour:
Operator (1) for a start: N10,000
monthly
Driver (1) for a start:
N2,000 per loading
Motor Boys (2) : N1,500 per
loading
Packer (2): N1,500 per
packing
Cleaner (1): N9,000 per month
Ø
Truck
(Tokunbo): N900,000 to N1million (This price is not fixed, you can ask a car
dealerfor price list of trucks)
Ø
Power
Generating set: (There are several makers which determine the price, check this
link for price list:
SALES
One automatic sealing machine and
one delivering van at 100% utilization will produce 40 sachets of pure water
per minute which is equivalent to 120 bags in one hour. You can produce between
500 to 700 bags with one machine in a day of your operator works for 4-5 hours
per day.
If a bag is sold for N100, 500 bags
X N100 per bag = N50,000 per day
N50,000 X 28 working days =
N1,400,000One year = N1,400,000 X 12= N16,800,000
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