Abstract
The name of the Hybis Gotteok Café' is inspired by two different short-formed words which are originally from Korea and English words. The idea of establishment Hybis Gotteok Café mainly encompasses for some reasons. They included less of the competitor, aiding health problems, products that are easy to be marketed and the location of business. Hybis Gotteok Café mainly offers notable Korean Street Foods which particularly focuses on snacks. They consist of our specialized product which is Hotteok and some other common Korean Street Foods. Hence, our target customer is mostly people or every age group of society such as teenagers, children and adults who love eating snacks. We believe Hybis Gotteok Café will sustain by its competitors as most of our products are served with a great combination from two countries. Each Korean product will be produced with a touch of Malaysian taste as well as produced with healthcare ingredients. Hybis Gotteok Café is a food business that is formed with 4 proficient partners who contribute the same amount of capital. The date of commencement will soon be on 2nd January 2022 after getting approved Jabatan Pelesenan and Pengurusan Penjaja by DBKL and located at 31, Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. The pioneer of Hybis Gotteok Café is Lukmanul Hakim Bin Zulkeple who is the general and administration manager of this company. It is also owned by other 3 skillful, knowledgeable and talented partners consisted of marketing manager, operation manager and financial manager. According to financial features, the initial sales forecast is RM 450,000 and will grow over time by 5 percent each year. The total cash inflow is higher than the total cash outflow that generates profit for the first five years. The return on investment seems promising for the business. Subsequently, our startup capital is RM 100,000 with 60 percent of our own contribution and 40 percent of the loan. RM 15,000 is contributed by 4 respective partners and within RM 60,000 which will then cover 60 percent. While, another 40 percent consist of loan and hire purchase which is within RM 40,000. The capital is needed to pay fixed assets, working capital and other expenditure for three departments (administrative, marketing and operational).
Our main achievement in doing this business is by ensuring growth within the company as it is essential to our success. The crucial elements to pursue our achievements comprise of prototype, location and result from test marketing. According to the prototype, we applied the combination of Malaysian food and Korean food to turn and serve it into one dish by prototyping the original food from these two countries. Thereafter, we selected Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur as our main location for our cafe' due to it is a strategic and famous place since it accommodates a higher number of population especially for those who are Korean food seekers. Fortunately, the result of marketing went great since customer found our product interesting and unique. We tested it by giving it to our friends and to some communities to get their feedback which is an honest review before we are officially launched.
Metadata
Item Type: | Entrepreneurship Project |
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Creators: | Creators Email / ID Num. Mohd Rozaidy, Intan Nur Ain 2019244378 Zulkeple, Lukmanul Hakim 2019272748 Mohd Noor Azeni, Muhammad Hilmanul Aqil 2019238528 Nazaruddin, Siti Nurshahzana 2019407382 |
Contributors: | Contribution Name Email / ID Num. Thesis advisor Mohamed, Zakiah UNSPECIFIED |
Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HF Commerce > Business H Social Sciences > HF Commerce > Business > Success in business H Social Sciences > HF Commerce > Business communication. Including business report writing, business correspondence T Technology > TX Home economics > Restaurants, cafeterias, tearooms, etc. |
Divisions: | Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perak > Seri Iskandar Campus > Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying |
Keywords: | Korean Street Foods, Snacks |
Date: | 2021 |
URI: | https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/55011 |
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