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TISSUE
PAPER
MANUFACTURING
PREPARED BY : VIPIN MULIK
TISSUE PAPER
PROJECT SUMMARY
THE PROPOSAL
The proposal is to set up a 15 TPD
capacity tissue paper manufacturing
unit. The plant is proposed to be
imported from China. The total cost
of the project works out to be Rs.
1200 lakhs
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1 The Proposal To set up a tissue paper
manufacturing plant
2 Proposed Location the project Gadchiroli
3 Implementation period 10 months
4 Market Entire India
5 Plant and Machinery The entire Plant is
proposed to be imported
from China
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6 Cost of Project 1200 (In
lakhs)
7 Means of finance Promoters
Term Loan
8 Manpower 60
Employees
9 Raw Material Wood Pulp
and Paper
Fiber
10 Utilities 600 KVA
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TISSUE PAPER MANUFACTURING
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TISSUE PAPER MANUFACTURING
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PULPING AND RETTING
The first step in the
process of making soft
tissue paper is
creating paper pulp,
which can be
generated from
recycled materials or
new ones.
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PRESSING
Once the pulp is ready, it is pressed through two
pressure rolls so that a majority of the moisture is
squeezed out.
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CREPING
The pulp is processed with a Yankee dryer, a
drying cylinder heated by steam.
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REELING AND CUTTING
The long length of
paper is reeled and cut
with a machine, such
as the Advantage
SoftReel, into
appropriate lengths
and sections after it is
dried and thinned.
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PRODUCTS
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LOCATION AND SITE
Location of factory :
212A,Gadchiroli, Maharashtra
About 2 acre of land is required for
setting up a plant.
The criteria to be considered for
selection of the location could be
Proximity to railway station
Proximity to Port
Proximity to NH 14
LEGAL
REQUIREMENTS
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
PAN to be obtained from Income tax
department;
Industrial N.A. order to be obtained;
Excise, Service tax, Profession tax, VAT
and CST Registration Certificates to be
obtained from the respective authorities;
Permission letter from Govt. of
Maharashtra Boiler Inspectorate to be
obtained; certificate of registration to be
obtained
ISO and Rain water harvesting certificates
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to be obtained;
Land possession receipt from bank to be
obtained;
Certificate from factory inspector’s office
to be obtained;
Allotment of Provident fund code no.
certificate to be obtained;
Pollution Control board certificate to be
obtained;
MSEB connection and water connection
to be obtained.
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UTILITIES
Power : The requirement of power is
estimated at 600 KVA.
The connected load of the facility will be
about 600 KVA . An amount of Rs. 74
lakhs is estimated for the electrification
and plumbing works of the factory. The
cost includes cost for material handling
equipments, DG set, transformer
erection, cabling, etc.
Water : 500 KL per day. 18
TECHNICAL DETAILS
IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD
Month Activity
1 Compound Wall & Foundation; Advance to Supplier for
machinery; Consultation
2 Column Work; Beam Work
3 Slab Work; MSEB Feeder
4 Brick/Masonry Work
5 Plastering
6 Machinery Foundation; Machinery Delivery; Foundation
work; Consultation
7 Erection & Commissioning; Brick Work
8 MSEB Feeder, Erection & Commissioning, Furniture
9 Safety & Testing Instruments
10 Trial Runs and Production
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The Project will start, only after getting the loan disbursement
and N.A. Sanction; the project timing is expected at 10 months.
MANPOWER
The total manpower requirement for the
administration of the factory is 60
employees. The details of the employees
with designation and number are given
below.
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Managerial/Supervisory 4
Assistant Managers 15
Foreman 21
Production Staff 12
Security Staff/Other Staff 4
Marketing Staff 4
Total 60
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MARKET ASSESSMENT
Tissue paper industry is introduced as a new
sub-segment within the paper industry in
India. Tissue market is at a very nascent stage
in India. Due to increasing disposable income,
the consumers are adopting the tissue culture.
The Indian market for tissue paper is only
30,000 tones per annum, while that in china is
3.0 million tones.
With the increasing preferences towards
hygiene products, the demand for tissues is
expected to grow at a faster rate in India. The
product has a strong export potential also.
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The major export market are
North America
South America
Eastern Europe
Southeast Asia
Africa
Eastern Asia
Western Asia
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COST BREAK UP
COST OF PROJECT
The total cost of the project envisaged is
about 1200 lakhs. The breakup of the cost
is summarized below.
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Particulars In lakhs
Land and land development 35
Building 247.50
Plant & Machinery 563.90
Utilities 74
Misc. Fixed Assets 22
Deposits 5
Consultancy fees 5
Prel. & preoperative Exp. 85.80
Contingency 44.16
Margin money for WC 117.64
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Total 1200
LAND
About 2 acre of land is required for the
plant. The cost estimated for the 2 acre
land is Rs. 35 lakhs including the land
development cost.
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BUILDING
The detail of the building with cost break
up are as follows:
Rs. (Lakhs)
25000 sq. ft truss roofed factory 187.50
building
7000 sq. ft raw materials area 52.50
500 sq. ft Office space 7.50
Total 247.50
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PLANT & MACHINERY
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The plant will have the following sections :
Pulp making plant (includes stock storeroom,
pulping system, refiner system, process of agent
dissolution measurement for making paper.)
Paper Making Plant (includes Paper Maker ,
starching system, vacuum system, compressing
air system, finished product warehouse, etc.)
Auxiliary project : white water recycle treatment
system.
The plant is proposed to be imported from
China/Taiwan and erected on a Turkey basis. A
list of plant suppliers are attached as annexure.
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Plant Description Cost in lakhs
Pulp making plant, 30 TPD
563.90 (total
Paper making plant 15 TPD
cost for the
Heavy Oil boiler turkey supply)
White water recycle treatment
system
Slitter machine
Installation & Commissioning
on turkey basis 33
FINANCIAL ASSESSMENT
MEANS OF FINANCE
The means of finance is proposed as follows:
Promoters 600 (in lakhs)
Term loan 600 (in lakhs)
Total 1200
The debt equity ratio works out to 1:1 for the 35
project
MARGIN MONEY FOR WORKING
CAPITAL
The total working capital requirement was
estimated at Rs. 294.86 lakhs in which
promoter’s margin envisaged is 117.64 lakhs.
The following norms has been considered for
estimating the working capital requirement
Items Month
Raw material 1.00
Finished goods 0.20
Sundry debtors 2.00
Working expenses 1.00 36
COST OF OPERATION AND PROFITABILITY
Items Norms & Assumptions
I CAPACITY AT 100% 15 TPD
Average Annual Capacity 1 2 3 4 5
Utilization 60% 70% 80% 80%
y
r
5
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%
II INCOME
Tissue Paper Rs. 70,00/MT
III EXPENDITURE (100%
capacity ; major
Expenditure)
Raw Material Pulp (30%) – Rs. 50,000/MT
White paper cutting (70%) – Rs. 20,000/ MT
Yield : 80%
Cost of consumables Rs. 35 lakhs / Yr 37
Salary/Labor cost Rs. 32.18 lakhs for 50 production staff
Rs. 8.64 lakhs for admin/managerial staff
Power & Fuel Charges Connected Load 600
KVA;
FC per month : Rs. 270
per max. demand per
month
Variable Charge : Rs. 4
per KWH
Unit Consumption / MT :
700 KWH
Fuel consumption /
Hour : 200 ltrs/hr.
Factoru Overheads Rs. 1000 / MT
Administration Overheads Rs. 36 lakhs is estimated for
the First year of operation
towards administrative
overheads. 5% increase is
provided for subsequent
years.
Repairs & Maintenance 2.5% of fixed assets
charges
Insurance charges 0.25% of fixed assets
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Profitability at Optimum utilization(% of 80%
Optimum Level installed capacity)
Sale turnover 2520
Profit before interest, 458.08
Depreciation & Tax
Cash profit(after interest) 284.65
Net Profit 199.05
Moratorium 1 Year
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PRELIMINARY &
PREOPERATIVE EXPENSES
Preliminary Expenses 15(in
lakhs)
Interest during construction 70.80(in
(loan is 6 lakhs and lakhs)
implementation period is 24
months)
Total 85.80
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CONCLUSION
The proposal is found to be technically feasible and
economically viable.
The viability of the project is mainly dependent on the
raw material mainly (between wood pulp and white
paper cutting).
The selection of plant has an important role for
attaining the recommended yield at the different raw
material mix.
A visit to a plant already supplied by the supplier is
advised before finalizing on purchase of plant.
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Presented by
1. Yogesh Shinde
2. Viraj Deshmukh
3. Shankar Kumbar
4. Maitreyee Mohokar
5. Ninad Shah
6. Rupa Shetty
7. Paresh Bhandari
8. Suraaj Bhandari
9. Shubham Agrawal
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Presented by
1. Yogesh Shinde
2. Viraj Deshmukh
3. Shankar Kumbar
4. Maitreyee Mohokar
5. Ninad Shah
6. Rupa Shetty
7. Paresh Bhandari
8. Suraaj Bhandari
9. Shubham Agrawal
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