Table of Contents

4.2 Market size.......................................................................................................................6

4.3 Competition and Competitive Edge.................................................................................6
4.4 Estimated Market Share and Sales...................................................................................7
4.5 Marketing Strategy...........................................................................................................7
5.2 Key Management Personnel...........................................................................................10
5.3.Compensation and Ownership........................................................................................10
6. FINANCIAL PLAN.............................................................................................................11
6.1 Start-Up Costs.................................................................................................................11
6.2 Working Capital..............................................................................................................14
6.3 Start-Up Capital and Financing......................................................................................15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We begin in the name of Allah, Most Beneficent and Most Merciful. Praise to Allah
SWT for providing us with great health, strength and emotional supporting this report
business proposal for our group assignment.

First and foremost, we would like to thank our dear lecturer, Mr. Ahmad Tajuddin Bin
Ariffin for the valuable guidance and advice. He inspired us greatly to make this report. His
willingness to motivate us contributed tremendously to our report. We also would like to
thank his for showing us some examples that related to the topic of the report.

Besides, we would like to thank the authority of University of Technology MARA for
providing us with a good environment and facilities to complete this report. We would like to
take this opportunity to thank the Faculty of Chemical Engineering of UiTM for offering this
subject, Technology Entrepreneurship. It gave us a chance to participate and learn about
being a successes entrepreneur.

Finally, a honorable mention goes to our families and friends for their supports and
understandings on us in completing this report. Without helps of the particular mentioned
above, we’ll face many difficulties while doing this report.

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1.1 Brief description of the business and product concepts

The business that we involve is in technopreneurship, entrepreneurs that are into the core
businesses involving technology-based industries. We make use of technology to come out
with new or innovative products through a process of commercialization. Our businesses are
generally marked with high growth potential and high leverage of knowledge and intellectual
property. Our Technopreneurs will be equipped with both technical and business skills. Our
business will focus more it research and development (RnD) that will come out will new and
fresh product. The concept of our product is Wifi Charger. The concepts that our team want to
 bring to the world is charger that did not need to use the wire to charge. Our Wifi Charger
will shorten the time taken for user to charge their gadget. Moreover our product can protect
the gadget from overcharging, can be use freely and so on. So that is brief description about
our business and our product concept.

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1.1 The target market and projections
- Market that we targeted was in Klang Valley as the first step is commercialized our
product. Why we choose Klang Valley? This is due to capacity of the population
there. GREATER Kuala Lumpur, known as Klang Valley, is currently home to
about 7.2 million people or more than a fifth of Malaysia's total population. One of
the fastest growing metropolitan cities in the region, 10 million people are expected
to call this city home by the end of the decade. After that we will plan in expand and
project our business all over Malaysia and Asian.
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1.2 The competitive advantages
- In our business the competitive will come from company that produce the normal
charger like Samsung, Nokia, Yoobao and so on. The advantages that our company
have is other competitive did no produce charger with no wire attach on it like us, so
that the competitive is almost zero percent and it give high advantages to our product,
business and market.
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1.3 The management team

Key Management Roles Name

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or President Muhamad AL-Hakim Bin Mohd Zin

Chief Operating Officer (COO), Vice President of Meor Ahmad Faez bin Mohd Hassan
Operations or General Manager

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or Controller Mohd Nazeem Bin Norsam

Vice President of Marketing or Marketing Manager Muhammad Hafiz Bin Hussein

2. PRODUCT OR SERVICE DESCRIPTION

2.1 Describe in some detail the product or service to be produced/sold.

The product to be produced or sold is Pietech . A charging device that use wifi concept to
charge more than one phones or tablets

-Wifi frequency is produced by the source from the router, transmitted and received to the
coil that placed exactly on top of battery at the back of the phone.

2.2 Discuss the application of the product and describe the primary end use as well any
significant secondary applications.

The function of Pietech is just charging smartphones and tablets but it is different to any
charger because our product uses Wi-Fi frequency while charging.

2.3 Emphasise any unique features of product and how these will create or add
significant value; also, highlight any differences between what is currently on the
market and what you will offer that will account for your market penetration.

In market nowadays, had exist wireless charger but they must use charging pad. That means,
they only have limited range, which only one phone per pad. So, users cannot charge their
phones freely but fixed only in one place.

The disadvantage for charging pad is they use wires and wires are easily broken and must be
placed to new one .While our product is wireless plus it is multipurpose users and limited to
five phones but it still convenient for users when it compares to charging pads .

2.4 Define the present state of development of the product or service and how much time
and money will be required to fully develop, test, and introduce the product or service.
Provide a summary of the functional specifications and photographs, if available, of the
product.

Research and Development

Product Design

Concept Testing

Build Prototype

Test Marketing

Commercialization

Research and development is a critical step in the new product development. It is need to
understand the attitudes of customers towards the new technology that is going to be
introduced. In our company production, Pietech is the new products that using new
technology. We need customers to understand and accept this new technology that is saved to
used and not harmful to them.

When designing the product, performance, reliability, safety in use, durability and special
features must be taken into consideration. The Pietech is the main characteristics of our
product and to get good performance of it, we done with research and development. This
bottle is safely to used and easy to handle.

Concept testing is the initial test for most new product designed. It involved the process of
using quantitative and qualitative methods to evaluate consumer response to a product idea
prior to the introduction of product to the market. After we had done with these methods, we
found that people or respondents strongly acceptance to this product.

A prototype is the first physical depiction model of the new product. After we get some
comments and criticism, our company decides this design to the model of product.
2.5 Describe any patents or other proprietary features of the product or service.

A patent is an exclusive right granted for an invention, which is a product or a process that
provides a new way of doing some thing or a new technical solution to a problem. According
to Patents Act 1983, a patent is an intellectual property right granted to an inventor giving
him or her the exclusive right to make, use, or sell an invention for a limited time of period
(20 years). Our company decides to patent the Wi-Fi charger to protect this design. We file a
patent application with the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia. The patent
protection gives us the exclusive right to stop others from manufacturing, using and/or selling
owner’s invention in Malaysia without the owner’s consent or permission.

2.6 Discuss any opportunities for the expansion of the product line or the development
of related product or service.

In a long term, when we being have many customer from different areas of this country,
which will be the starting point where our product start to make profit out of it. We also were
planning to create a bigger field of market size. We are targeted this country marketing before
world market size.

3.0 TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION

Areas to be covered are the key components related to the product/service or

technology, the intellectual property involved, specialized knowledge, experience, and skills
involved and regulations that may govern the use of the technology to deliver the
product/service. It should also cover research and development (which outlines your plans for
the future), and future technology trends that you and the market can foresee.

4.0 MARKET RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

4.1 Customers

Customer classification is an important issue in the real world of marketing, that the more
understanding the business has about its customer behaviour patterns, the greater the chance
that more effective marketing strategies can be developed.

The potential customers are chosen based on their needs and daily lifestyle. In line with our
company product that was meant for home appliances suitable for both indoors and outdoors
utilization, our targeted customers are basically housewives, college students and travellers.
 We target that our major purchasers for this product are the people from these range of groups
in Klang Valley area only. To ease the customers, we also provide wholesale purchases and
our manufacturer representative’s contact number so that they can be easily reached.

4.2 Market size

Percentage 2016 2017 2018

Marketing size in 72, 000 units 80, 000 units 100, 000 units
units

Marketing size in 14.4 Millions 16 Millions 20 Millions

Ringgit Malaysia
(RM)

4.3 Competition and Competitive Edge

Market Share Price (RM) Quantity Quality
(%) (units)

Samsung 44 RM105 per unit 31 689 Excellent

x 31 680

= 3 326400

Nokia 6 RM180 per unit 4 320 Poor

x 4 320

= 7 77600

Yoobao 40 RM100 per unit 28 800 Good

x 28 800

= 28 80000

PieTech 10 RM200 per unit 7 200 Excellent

x 7 200

= 1.44 millions
4.4 Estimated Market Share and Sales
2016 2017 2018

Marketing Share 10% 11% 11.1%

Marketing Share in 7,200 units 8 800 units 111 00 units

units

Marketing Share in RM200 per unit x RM200 per unit x 8 RM200 per unit x
Ringgit Malaysia 7,200 800
(RM) 111 00
= 1.44 Millions = 1.76 millions
= 2.22 millions

4.5 Marketing Strategy

a. Overall marketing strategy.

For overall marketing strategy, our company will use 5 Ps which is product, price,
promotion, place and people. Our company philosophy is,

“Today is a new day, tomorrow is the future”

As our company expands its offering, it will constant focus on finding new ways to become
more successful. Firstly, expansion of consulting team. We will add new consultant who bring
various skill sets to the company. We will open up additional offices in other cities and states
to provide more "points of local contact" for our clients. Next is to introduce the new product
of our brands. And finally we plan to make evolution of business operation. Means, our
company will evolve to create alliances with Venture Capital firms in order to help the
companies.

b. Pricing

To simplify billing to the client, our company will work on fixed pricing structure based
on economic growth. Our products’ price is RM 200.00 which is quite affordable and worth it
to buy based on its multi functions. Compared to the other our competitor such as Samsung
or Yoobao which performed only one function and the prices are having not much different.
Therefore, our pricing strategy expecting customers will prefer to choose our product rather
than our major competitor in the future.

c. Sales tactics.

Sales or promotional tactics are used to build awareness about your product in the
markets you serve. Our sales are depending on our distributor such as advertising in
newspaper and television. Firstly, creating a brand involves working through the steps of
establishing an organizations’ identity, including the development of a business name,
signage, logo, and business cards. The second category of promotional tactics is called
creating brand awareness. Brand awareness is how our company educates customer to
recognize and remember our products and above those of their competitors. Next is the
maintaining our brand awareness. This includes networking, monitoring feedback, improving
services, and enhancing existing relationships.

d. Service and warranty policy.

Our company warrants this product and its parts against defects in materials or
workmanship for 6 month from the original ship date. During this period, our company will
repair or replace defective parts with new or reconditioned parts at our company’s’ option,
without charge to customer. Besides, Our company makes no warranty or representation,
either express or implied, with respect to any other manufacturer’s product or documentation,
its quality, performance, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or conformity to
any representation or description. No reseller, agent or employee is authorized to make any
modification, extension or addition to this warranty.

e. Advertising and promotion.

Advertising is very important aspect in business as it will acknowledge people about

our product as well as rises our sales. Newspaper, magazines and through template are the
way we are deliver our message concerning our product. Besides, Giving promotion in order
to grab buyers’ attention, our company will advertise sales during festival such as Hari Raya
 Aidiladha, Chinese New Year and Christmas. Other than that, we will also approach buyers
by giving discount at year end sale and giving discount coupon for our chosen customer.

f. Distribution.
Our initial focus will be in Klang Valley area. Klang Valley is denoted as one of the
metropolitan areas for small business. Once we have achieved our target, we will expand to
other region. Other than that, we will also give service through online shopping for customer
who interest in our product. Lastly, we will also distribute our product through direct selling
to increase the sales.

5.1. Organisation

The key management roles in the company and individuals that will fill each position.

Key Management Roles Name

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or President Muhamad Hakim Bin Mohd Zin

Chief Operating Officer (COO), Vice President of Meor Ahmad Faez bin Mohd Hassan
Operations or General Manager

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or Controller Mohd Nazeem Bin Norsam

Vice President of Marketing or Marketing Manager Muhammad Hafiz Bin Hussein

Names & Positions Monthly Share of Amount of

Salary Ownership Equity Invested

Hakim (CEO) RM 40 000 30 RM 210,000

Meor Ahmad Faez bin Mohd Hassan RM 20 000 25 RM 175,000

(COO)
 Muhammad Nazeem Bin Norsam RM 15 000 25 RM 175,000
(CFO)

Muhammad Hafiz Bin Hussein RM 15 000 20 RM 140,000

(CMO)

5.2 Key Management Personnel

Names & Position Career Highlights

Muhamad Hakim Bin Mohd Zin
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Meor Ahmad Faez bin Mohd Hassan
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Mohd Nazeem Bin Norsam
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Muhammad Hafiz Bin Hussein
Vice President of Marketing
Former CEO of Sapura Holding
Former government officer
Former accountant officer of SIME DARBY
HOLDING
Join Multi-level marketing for six years

5.3. Management Compensation and Ownership

Names & Positions Monthly Share of Amount of

Salary Ownership Equity Invested

Hakim (CEO) RM 40 000 30 RM 210,000

Meor Ahmad Faez bin Mohd Hassan RM 20 000 25 RM 175,000

(COO)

Muhammad Nazeem Bin Norsam RM 15 000 25 RM 175,000

(CFO)

Muhammad Hafiz Bin Hussein RM 15 000 20 RM 140,000

(CMO)

5.4. Supporting professional advisors and services

a. The supporting services that will be required are as follows:

1. Secretarial services
 2. Lawyer
3. Accounting and Financial Advisor
4. Web Designer

b. The names of professional advisors that were selected for our venture and the services
provided.

No Name of Professional Advisors Services Provided

.
1. Elgasi Industrial Engineering Sdn. Design and manufacturing
Bhd.
2. K.L Tan & Associates Providing services in all areas of property
law. (e.g Patents, Copyright, Licensing
and etc.)
3. EMM Mangement Services Accounting and secretarial services
4. Crowe Horwath Financial advisory
6. Entertop Sdn. Bhd. Web development and design

6. FINANCIAL PLAN

6.1 Start-Up Costs

The costs incurred in conjunction with one-time activities that the venture undertakes when it
opens a new facility, introduces a new product or service, conducts business in a new territory
or with a new class of customer or beneficiary, initiates a new process in an existing facility
or commences some new operation after considerable research and discussion.
A. START COSTS RM
Capital Expenditure: Administrative
Land & building
Business fixtures and equipment 25 000
Office renovation 50 000
Motor vehicles
 Lorry 100 000

Capital Expenditure: Operations

Machinery 135 000
Factory renovation 50 000

One-time Start-up Expenditure

Installation of fixtures/equipment 9 000
Starting inventory 57 600
Office supplies 5 000
Legal and professional fees 3 000
Advertising for opening 10 000

Other Pre-Operations Expenditure

Deposit (rent, utilities, etc.) 50 000
Business Registration & License 25 000
Insurance & Road Tax for Motor Vehicle 21 000
Other Expenditure 5 000
Start-Up Costs 545 600
6.2 Working Capital
Working capital represents the amount of initial expenditure required to finance the
daily operation until the business gets its first sale. The amount of working capital is therefore
dependent upon the period until the firm can generate enough sales to cover its short-term
expenditure.

WORKING CAPITAL RM FIXED VARIABLE

(MONTHLY)
Marketing
Delivery expenses -
 Transportation (van / lorry) 50 000
 Fuel 3 000

Advertising 9 200 -
-
-
Administrative -
Salaries and wages -
 4 executives 90, 000

Rent 38 500 -
Utilities 7 500 -
Office supplies 5 000 -
Insurance 21 000 -
Office maintenance 10 000 -
-
Operations
Salaries & wages -
Factory maintenance 30 000 -
Purchases 10 000 -
-
-
-
-
Other Expenditure
- -
- -
- -
Total Working Capital - - -
Total Working Capital 1 Months RM 275,200
Required
Working Capital + 5 % RM 411,300
Contingencies
6.3 Start-Up Capital and Financing
Total start-up capital incorporates both start-up cost and working capital needed to start a
project. The most common source of finance for new venture is the entrepreneur’s own equity
contribution. The equity contribution can be in the form of cash or assets. The next most
common source of finance is term loan. This is a form of long term financing offered by most
commercial banks. The term loan can be used to finance fixed assets as well as working
capital requirements. The interest rate and the loan period depend on the current interest rate
and the amount of loan required respectively.

ESTIMATED START-UP CAPITAL RM 956 900

FINANCING
Equity: Share & Venture Capital RM 700 000
Loan RM 256 900
Annual Interest Rate RM 10 276
Loan Duration (years) 5 years
7. PROJECT MILESTONES

Starting activities (1 January 2016) until (31 December 2018)

MONTH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1/6/2016 –

1/6/2017 –

1/9/2017 –

1/9/2018 –
1/9/2016 –

1/6/2018 –
1/3/2016 1/1/2016 –

1/3/2017 1/1/2017 –

1/3/2018 1/1/2018 –
1\6/2016 1/3/2016 –

1\6/2017 1/3/2017 –

1\6/2018 1/3/2018 –
DATE OF ACTIVITIES
NO ACTIVITIES

1 Incorporation of the venture

2 Completion of design and development

3 Completion of prototypes

4 Ordering and Installation of machine

5 Obtaining of sales representatives

6 Advertising and promotion

7 Briefing for all distribution channels

8 Signing of distributors and dealers

9 Interpretation of worker

10 Ordering of materials in product quantities

11 Starting of production or operation

12 Receipt of first orders

13 Delivery of first sales

8. CONCLUSIONS

As a conclusion, PieTech will be making sales for the first year amounting up to RM
1.44 million and our expected profit per month is RM 120,000. We will try our best to meet
all the forecasted sales. We have a big vision on expanding our business. We are planning to
carry on the business till the third year of our business operation in Klang Valley and wish to
expand our business in Kuala Lumpur and around Malaysia including Sabah and Sarawak.
Lastly, we do hope that our business will reach all of the targets that we aim therefore can
increase the jobs opportunity as well as increase Malaysian economics.