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M/s SJ EXIM IM TECH Services New Delhi In Integrated ed Se Service e Cen enter r off ffering A Program/Project for Rural Connectivity & Business Integration Plan- Courier/Health/IT Services Background There is a huge potential


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M/s SJ EXIM IM TECH Services

New Delhi

In Integrated ed Se Service e Cen enter r off ffering

A Program/Project for Rural Connectivity & Business Integration Plan- Courier/Health/IT Services

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Background

  • There is a huge potential for an integrated service offering focused only for

Rural areas;

  • The huge population of the Rural India account for over 70% of the total

Population of India;

  • Consumerism have seen a sharp increase in the last 3 FY in Rural belt;
  • There has been a sharp increase in the population of youngsters aged

between 18 to 40 years using Mobile internet and smart phones in Rural India;

  • There are virtually no company or player in Rural India offering an

integrated logistics for courier service;

  • There are just 2 to 3 companies across India who are offering such a service

e.g Drishtee is present in pockets like Western UP, certain parts in Bihar and West Bengal; Professional courier is present in certain pockets of Maharashtra & Delhi/NCR zone; FedEx has a rural delivery programs however not focused on backend integration and is too much limited in scope and area;

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Basic In Info:

  • Total No of Blocks in Bihar: 535 (Averaging 40-50 villages per block)
  • Total No of Blocks in Jharkhand: 260 (Average 60-75 villages per block)
  • Total No of Blocks in WB: 338 (Average 80-90 villages per block)
  • Average % of Household using Mobile Phones in Bihar: 51.6%
  • Average % of Household using Mobile Phones in Jharkhand: 44.1%
  • Average % of Household using Mobile phones in WB: 42.9%
  • Road, Rail & Other accessibilities are of very good levels in all the above

mentioned states

  • Total No of People using Mobile Internet via smartphones in Rural India is

87 Million (Dec’2015 Data as per IAMAI report on Mobile Internet)

  • Total No of People using Mobile Internet via smartphones in Urban India is

219 million (Dec’2015 Data as per IAMAI report on Mobile Internet)

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Scope:

  • To offer full fledged Courier Service dedicated to Rural belts only;
  • To set up warehouses and Delivery Hubs/Centers and clusters across

geography;

  • To set up a robust IT infrastructure-App based system, WMS, GPS &

Fleet management systems, BAAN, Integrated Logistics management and contracts management system, Payment systems, RFID taggings/Barcoded model for order bookings;

  • To set up a robust delivery mechanism for courier services & e-

commerce clients;

  • To

integrate Health Service

  • fferings

at all centers at Village/Panchayat/Block/Tehsil/District/State levels- MOVAS/Knee Care etc;

  • To utilize the centers to offer integrated Internet café services for non

Mobile phone users and IT training systems for the local population

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Potential:

  • Targeted revenue in 1st three FY: INR 20 Crores;
  • Potential revenue in 1st three FY: INR 30-50 Crores;
  • To display & utilize the efficiency of MOVAS/Knee Care at minimum

44 clusters/Distribution hubs/Centers in the 1st 6 months itself. This shall give Marutaka a different level of penetration in the market in rural belts with even just 2 to 3 machines at each centers. This will further generate business model & response from these markets;

  • To utilize these centers to offer Internet facilities for the local
  • population. This may further give a boost to the digital India program

& it may even open avenues for funding from VC funds and Central/State govt under the PMKVY (Pradham Mantri Kaushal Vikash Yojana), NSDC and other programs of the government;

  • Other revenue streams like Center based promotion programs may

fetch additional revenues by Advertisements etc;

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Steps Ahead:

  • Preliminary Data Collection Survey Program- ALREADY DONE & COMPLETED
  • MILKRUN to collect practical data for Cost analysis;
  • Comparative

analysis

  • f

Costs (both CAPEX &

  • perational),

Risks, Infrastructure, Customer segments, Demand-Region wise to finalize the Physical location of the centers;

  • Simultaneously meet and talk to possible investors on the business model &

come to a mutually beneficial business agreement;

  • List down possible investors & VC for Start ups funding;
  • FMEA analysis of various risks involved- Locational, Cost, RoI, Political, law &
  • rder, Social, structural, IT systems audit etc;
  • To plan a Pilot launch program in a specific region/area;
  • To plan and place a risk mitigation systems;
  • To talk to various stakeholders like the Insurance providers, Fleet owners,

IT/Non IT supplies vendor; listing of possible vendors, Legal attorneys, Administrative officers from various State & central govt agencies and professionals from Courier and Logistics companies;

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Possible Risks:

  • Business Model being flawed;
  • Risk analysis system being flawed;
  • Fail to assess Qualitative & Quantitative risks in the entire business model;
  • Failure to Incorporate the available data/information in the system or obtained during trial runs;
  • Political Risks;
  • Law & order problems;
  • Social Risk- Consumer behavior to test various payment methods;
  • Electricity supplies and other essential supplies;
  • Lack of proper campaigns to create awareness amongst possible consumers and clients;
  • Large Geographic spread outs for delivery system;
  • Lack of good quality vendors for Fleet supplies, IT & Non-IT supplies;
  • Higher rate of attrition amongst delivery boys and staffing issues;
  • Cost escalations due to unscrupulous elements demanding ransom or booty;
  • Too much reverse logistics costs because of refusal to accept ecommerce orders - from consumer

ends;

  • Quality check issues arising from client ends and consumer ends- with regards to the product or

services being offered;

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Key Objectives:

  • To create a network of delivery system across rural areas and

connecting them to the mainstream business centers;

  • To create a robust delivery platform for rural areas to facilitate

courier services, propagating health/wellness for all, IT service

  • ffering in terms of Café’s and IT skilling services;
  • To create a niche mechanism to integrate the portfolio of services

under one roof by using latest technology and methods;

  • To cater to larger possible geographical areas and to create an

alternate for the postal services;

  • To create huge direct and Indirect employment possibilities by

involving local population and further boosting the local economy;

  • To utilize various govt and private platforms to usher into a best

business solution for clients and consumers alike;

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Key In Investments:

  • A. CAPEX COST:
  • IT Infrastructure (INR 65 Lakhs) - Website, CRM, ERP, SAP, App Based System, WMS & Inventory Management software,

Community Wifi Platform, BSNL Infra set up, Computers, Laptops, Servers, Backend Integration for CS Platform;

  • Warehousing Set up costs for 4 Distribution hubs across Bihar: INR 60 Lakhs/Hub includes Security Systems, Fire Control

Systems, Electricals & Plumbing Systems, Special equipment’s like Forklifts, Cranes, Cargo Sorting Systems, RFID/Barcoding Equipment’s, GPS coding systems. It does not include the cost of Civil structure as it will be leased;

  • Delivery Vans 10 Nos to start with- INR 50 Lakhs;
  • 10-15 Delivery Bikes to start with- INR 9 Lakhs;
  • 15 Movas Machine on a leased basis @ INR 15000/month/machine= INR 225000/month. If purchased then each machine costs

INR 3.5 Lakhs/Machine i.e INR 52,50,000

  • 15 Knee Care on a leased basis @ INR 12000/month/machine= INR 180000/month. If purchase then each machine costs INR

100000/Machine i.e INR 15,00,000

  • Total CAPEX Cost shall be INR 4,32,50,000
  • B. OPERATIONAL COST:
  • Salary & Wages;
  • Fuel & Vehicle maintenance;
  • IT & Non IT supplies;
  • Vendor Payments;
  • Miscellaneous/Other Payments-Rents/Leasing costs;
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Key Revenue Targets from Sources:

  • Through Courier Pick ups & Deliveries- approx. 10%;
  • Through E-commerce pick ups & deliveries- approx. 30%;
  • Through Internet café earnings- approx. 8-10% (Retail customers);
  • Through Membership Programs for Café & Health Services- approx.

30-32%;

  • Through the Sale of Time Slot’s on the community wifi broadcast

platform- approx. 20%;

  • Additional revenue sources will be through promotional campaigns at

centers/Ad sponsorship earnings & product promotion schemes;

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Key Processes:

  • To create a network of digital platform to usher the best solution for

clients/customers- Complete Process Automation;

  • Creating a network of Village level Franchisee points and connecting

each center through the digital Platform;

  • Creating a strong team of Delivery personnel for Last Mile and First

Mile;

  • Mapping the entire geography for MILKRUN purposes & GPS based

navigation system for tracking purposes;

  • To ensure that every process is mapped and accountability fixed at

every stage of activity;

  • To ensure that the manpower hired is trained enough to understand

the system and ensure the best customer support services;

  • Develop a strong customer support team with the best service

experience using the best technology (In-house) not out outsourced;

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Contact Us:

  • Name: Mr. Ravi Shekhar Jha
  • Email ID: intelconsul@gmail.com
  • Mobile No: +91-9999005379
  • Blog: www.sjeximservices.wordpress.com
  • Web: www.facebook.com/sjeximservices
  • Twitter: @jhasravi
  • Alternate Email: jha.sravi@gmail.com & jha.sravi@hotmail.com
  • Address: Kishangarh, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi- 110 070, India