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GROUP MEMBERS

POOJA BHANUSHALI 04

KEJAL BHAYANI 07

YOGILI INDULKAR 16

SHAMA KHAN 24

PRIYANKA MAHAJAN 30

SUMEET SONI 63

MUKESH THAKUR 68


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INTRODUCTION


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CASE


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Fire Triangle


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In Our Project We Tried

To minimize the fire and human contact

To minimize the need of firefighters to be present at the fire zone

To clear or move away burnt gases

To minimize the rate of re-burning of surfaces

To create cheaper & compact alternative


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TradeFairs

Domestic exhibitions

Defence Exhibition Organization (DEO) .

India International Trade Fair (IITF).


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Problems to be Solved

Moving oxygen

Removal of smoke

Minimizing accumulated heat


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Main Parts

Shell

Valve

Balloon


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Principle of our Project

Compressing steam.

Pressurizing it till steam transforms to water

Filling it in shell.

Cooling the shell under water till ambient temperature.

Using refrigeration phenomenon

Getting it ready for use.


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Problems Solved

Minimizing contact of the firefighter with fire

Giving visibility

Cooling

Wetting

Refillable

Mass production is possible and economic


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Advantages

Cheap

Steam is non-toxic

Refillable

Balloon can be replaced

It can be thrown or rolled like hand grenade

It reduces the heat an added advantage above water

It can extinguish fire with lesser amount of water as compared to

conventional water based firefighting method


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Godrej Group

When our product was displayed in trade friars the godrej supported for

sponsorship of our products the whole sponsorship of product i.e.

marketing,licencing,& exporting is done by godrej.

The Godrej Groupis an Indian conglomerate founded by Ardeshir and PirojshaGodrej in 1897, Lalbaug, Mumbai.

Godrej Group is one of the largest conglomerates based in Mumbai, India,

involved in various industries that include appliances, precision equipment,

machine tools etc.

Godrej has a philanthropic arm that has built schools, dispensaries and a

residential complex for their employees.


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Guidelines for licensing the product by

government of IndiaFollowing guidelines for licensing production of arms and are hereby notified:-

Application for licence.

Applicant company.

Right to verify the antcedents of the foreign collaborations.

Proper assessment by management.

Transfer of equity.

Purchase guarantee.

Production norms.


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Preliminariesfor Starting Export Business

Setting up an appropriate business organization.

Choosing appropriate mode of operations.

Naming the Business.

Selecting the company.

Making effective business correspondence.

Selecting the markets.


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Selecting prospective buyers.

Selecting channels of distribution.

Negotiating with prospective buyers.

Processing an export order.

Entering into export contract.

Export pricing and costing.


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PROCEDURE FOR EXPORT

Selecting the markets

Selecting prospective Buyers

Selecting channels of distribution

Negotiating with Prospective Buyers

Processing an Export order

Entering into an Export contract

Export Pricing and Costing


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Understanding risks in International trade

Acquire Export License

Acquire Export Credit Insurance

Arranging Finance

Pre-Shipment Finance

Post Shipment Finance

Forward Contracts


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Government policies for export Industrial Policy and Action Plan 1994

Industrial Policy 2000 to 2005

Scheme for providing incentive for units obtaining ISI

Certification for their products

Assistance for Quality Certification

Technology Up gradation


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Terms of payment in export

Advance payment.

Open accounts.

Letter of credit.

Documentary bill.

Shipment or consignment basis.

Th L i F


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The Location Factor

Tripura is surrounded by Bangladesh on three sides.

Tripura, in the past, had excellent transportation links with the erstwhile East

Bengal and through it, with West Bengal.

The straight-line distance between Agartala and Calcutta is only about 350 Kms

The transportation links were through rail, road and waterways.


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Infrastructure - Physical & Social

Physical Infrastructure

1. Railway line

2. Roads and Airport facilities

3. Telecommunication facilities

4. Power

Social Infrastructure

1. Educated/ trained manpower

2. Educational institutions, technical institutions

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Incentives For Industries

State Government

1. 15% Price Preference to industrial units

2. Exemption from payment

3. Capital Investment Subsidy

Central Government

1. Income Tax Exemption for 5 years

2. Central Transport Subsidy @ 90%

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Additional Incentives under the New

Industrial Policy

Growth Centre's & IIDCs to be converted into total tax free zones for next 10

years

Capital Investment Subsidy (CIS)

Transport Subsidy Scheme

Interest Subsidy

A comprehensive insurance scheme


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Supportive State Administration

Tripura offers an "investor-friendly" environment. It has a stable Government,

which welcomes investmentsboth domestic and foreign.


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Pricing methods

Cost-plus pricing

Target return pricing

Value-based pricing

Psychological pricing


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Calculation Of Cost and Profit

Total cost of product

Cost per unit = 75000rsTotal unit to be produced in month = 500

No of months = 12

Calculation:75000 x 500 x 12 =45cr

Selling priceSelling price per product = 100000

Total unit to be produced in month = 500No of months = 12

Calculation:100000 x 500 x 12 = 60cr


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Total profit in a year

Selling pricecost price

60000000450000000 = 15cr

Total partners = 7

Profit per partner = 15cr / 7 = 2,14,28571

Here the value based pricing apply on these product as the product is

defence based product and it is directly sold to government.


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Let minimum FOB price be x

x + 10% of x = Rs 77000

1.1x= Rs 77000

x = 77000/1.1x= 70000

CIF = FOB + Freight + Insurance

= Rs 70000 + 5000

= Rs 75000


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Inspection Authority

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

The Ministry of Defence (MOD)is India's federal department allocated

the largest level of budgetary resources and charged with coordinating and

supervising all agencies and functions of the government relating directly

to national securityand the Indian armed forces.

Inspection certificate.
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Pre-shipment Inspections

Procuring/Inspection certificate.

Pre-shipment Manufacturing defence Goods for Export & their Inspection by

ministry of defence.

1 . Procuring / Manufacturing Goods

2. Compulsory Quality Control & Preshipment Inspection


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Inspection(cont)

Particulars of the consignment intended to be exported. A crossed

cheque/draft for the amount of requisite inspection fees or an Indian Postal

Order.

Copy of the Commercial Invoice.

Copy of letter of credit. Details of packing specifications.

Copy of the export order/contract, indicating inter alia the buyer's

requirement that goods are strictly according to the prescribed

specifications, or as per samples etc.

3.In-Process Quality Control (IPQC)

4. Self Certification Scheme

ISO 9000


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ISO 9000

The ISO-9000 Series of Standards evolved by the International Standards

Organization has been accepted worldwide as the norm assuring high

quality of goods. The ISO-9000 is also the hallmark of a good quality-oriented system for suppliers and manufacturers. It identifies the basic

principles underlying quality.

LEGAL DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR


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LEGAL DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR

EXPORTThe Section covers to documents that are commonly used in exporting, but

specific requirements vary by destination and product.

Following are the important document required for export business

Certificate of origin

Proforma invoice

Commercial invoice

Consular invoice

Shipping bill

Bill of ladingGR form

Bill of exchange


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Certificate Of Origin


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Proforma Invoice


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Consular invoice


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Commercial invoice


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Shipping bill

Bill of lading


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Bill of lading

GR f


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GR form


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Bill of exchange:

OTHER CERTIFICATES FOR SHIPMENTS OF


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OTHER CERTIFICATES FOR SHIPMENTS OF

SPECIFIC GOODS

Dangerous Goods Certificate:


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Halal Certificate


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Radiation Certificate


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