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Agarbatti & Pooja

Incense Stick / Agarbatti has been with mankind since the beginning of time. It is a part of Indian Heritage. Since ancient times in India, Aromatic Wood, Leaves, Roots etc were burnt in the sacred fire during Religious Rituals. These Natural Materials besides purifying the air before important religious rituals also had Disinfectant and Fungicidal properties. Agarbatti has been used on Religious Occasions around the world for thousands of years. People also Burn Agarbatti for the Aromatherapy, Meditation, Yoga. Indian Incense in form of - Scented Agarbatti, Masala Agarbatti, Dhoopbatti, Havan Samagri has been in use for thousands of years for Peace, Health & Prosperity.

People have used perfume, oils and unguents on their bodies for thousands of years in lesser or greater amounts dependent on fashion whims. Scent has always attracted humans, In the present market the Scent - Spray Bottle, Roller Bottle have got a great demand and there is a good market scope for this business. Scent has now become the necessity of many people. The sweet fragrance of scent keeps one fresh & cool throughout.

Research Has Proved That:

Pleasant odours make a person more active & more alive
The smell causes the nervous cells to trigger signals which stimulate various Positive Physiological Responses.
Burning incense is a form of aromatherapy had shown a result of reducing stress, mental fatigue and gives a feeling of COURAGE and INSPIRES the peace of MIND enhancing health. Since Aroma Therapy refers to smell fragrances, so INCENSE made its major contribution in this field.
Who should start:

Dealers in Agarbatti & Pooja Items, Entrepreneurs, Businessmen, College Students, Housewives, Retired Person, Anyone who find this Profitable & Easy to start & sell. One who is already in this Business for gaining more Knowledge or expanding Business.
Scope:

Daily use, Door to Door, near Temple - Mandir, Agarbatti Pooja items dealers, General store, Direct Public, Houses, Offices, Scent for Gift Novelties etc.

INTRODUCTION: The burning of incense in religious and social functions has been practiced in India since early times. Dhup an aromatic powder or paste is burnt in Indian homes as a fragrant fumigant and is reputed to possess insecticide and antiseptic properties. Agarbatti also is known, as Udubattis similar to joss sticks are a development of Dhup. Agarbatties are obtainable in different colours and with different perfumes. The burning time of an agarbatti varies from 15 minutes to e hours according to quality and size. Agarbatti is also obtainable in other forms such as dashang (sticky paste or powder deep (cones and Dhup, tablets, etc.). About 75% of the agarbaties manufactured are of cheap quality containing only charcoal powder or low quality sandal wood powder with a mixture of 50% of wood gum powder. Cheap perfumes are used to give them a top note. In superior varieties, essential oils, purified resins, natural fixatives like amber, must and civet is used along with synthetic aromatics. Absolutes are used in the costlier types.

MARKET:
Agarbatties are used by all communities in India, Sri Lanka, Burma and by Indians residing abroad. As on today about 90 foreign countries are using our agarbatties. Agarbatti industry is one of the labour intensive cottage type of traditional industries in India and Karnataka state leads in this industry, the main centers of manufacturing being Mysore and Bangalore. In Orissa different social institutions like Aurobindo Ashram, Gayatri Ashram, are manufacturing characteristic fragrant agarbatties. Parimal Agarbatti, Berhampur, Suravi, Susree, Indica, are very popular in Orissa market. Still 70% of the total sale of the product come from South India. More and more cottage-based units can come up in small towns and village areas of the state to meet the local demand. The raw materials are nowadays available in and around Cuttack, Bhubaneswar and in Calcutta also. Rolled sticks are nowadays marketed by some agents and can be available at doorstep. Only essencing is to be done and stress should be given on marketing the product.
BASIS AND PRESUMPTION:
1. Eight hours per day and 25 days per month has been considered in preparing
the project.
2. Rolled sticks are purchased directly and then essencing is carried out.
3. 12% rate of interest is taken into account.
4. Minimum labour wages have been considered in preparing the scheme.
5. The unit will be promoted under KVIB REGP scheme.
IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE:
1. Project profile preparation and registration 1 month
2. Availability of finance 3 months
3. Shed construction 2 months
4. Raw material procurement 1 month
5. Recruitment of staff and trial run 1 month

TECHNICAL ASPECTS:
1. Process Outline:
There are mainly two types of agarbatties manufactured:
1. Dipped varieties or perfumed Agarbatties.
2. Masala batties.
1. Dipped Agarbatties:
Powders of Charcoal, Gigatu, White chips, etc. are mixed with water to semi
solid paste. This composition is taken on a wooden plank and applied to sticks by
rolling with hands. Then raw sticks are dipped in suitable perfumery compound
diluted with white oil or other solvents like diethyl phthalate (D.E.P.) and dried
and packed.
2. Masala Agarbatties:
The powder of charcoal, gigatu, white chips, indigenous herbs, resin, etc. are
mixed along with perfumery compound consisting of essential oils, aromatic
chemicals, purified resins and natural fixative like Civet, musk, etc. to a semi solid
paste with the required quantity of water. This compound is applied to bamboo
sticks by hand rolling and dried.
The finished agarbatti sticks are bundled either according to the number or
according to weight and wrapped in moisture proof cellophane paper or butter
papers and packed in printed carton which again are wrapped in clear cellophane
paper.
A typical composition for Masala batties is as under:
White chips 40%
Gigatu 20%
Charcoal 20%
Aromatic chemicals ) 20%
Essential oil )
Other ingredients )
The composition can be modified according to the requirement.
The process of manufacture of Agarbatti is made simply and almost all
processes are similar and manufacturer to manufacture only formulated can change
simple.


QUALITY CONTROL:
As per customer's specification/local demand.
FINANCIAL ASPECTS:
Land and building:
Land: 5000 sq. ft. Own.
Shed: 500-sq. ft. Own
Plant and machinery:
1. Aluminium trays 5'x5' 4 nos. 3000/-
2. Wooden planks 5'x5' 4 nos. 2000/-
3. Heat sealing machine 2 nos. 1000/-
4. Sprayer 4 nos. 500/-
5. Weighing balance platform type 1 no. 2000/-
5. Plastic Buckets, jug, and
Other containers 4 each 500/-
6. Bag stitching machine 1 no. 1000/-
1. HDPE container for storing &mixing
Of chemicals 4 nos. 2000/-
8. Working table for packing 2 nos. 3000/-
9. Office furniture, etc. 5000/-
10. Installation charges & misc. L.S. 2000/-
22,000/-
Fixed Capital:
Machinery and equipment 22,000
Other exp. 8,000
30,000/-
WORKING CAPITAL ANALYSIS:
A. RAW MATERIALS:

B. STAFF AND LABOUR P.M. :
1. Salesman 1 no. 3000
2. Skilled labour 2 no. 4000
3. Unskilled labour 4 nos. 4000
4. Accountant cum storekeeper 1 no. 2500
13,500
C. UTILITY:
1. Electricity 500
2. Water 100
600
D. OTHER EXPENDITURE:
1. Travel 1500
2. Telephone charges 300
3. Sale tips/Advt. 2000
4. Taxes 200
5. Other misc. exp. 1000
5,000
WORKING CAPITAL P.M.
A + B + C + D =61,300/-
TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT:
Fixed capital 30,000
Working capital for 1 months 61,300
91,300/-
MEANS OF FINANCE:
Promoter’s contribution 5% 4,565
Finance by Bank95% 86,735
91,300/-
Under KVIC Margin money scheme@30% 27,390/-

COST OF PRODUCTION PER ANNUM:
1. Dep. on machinery and equipt.@ 10% 2,000
2. Interest @ 12% 10,956
3. Total recurring expr. 7,35,600
7,48,556
TURNOVER (P.A):
1,20,000 pkts. @ Rs.6.50 7,80,000
PROFIT: Rs. 7,80,000- Rs 7,48,556= Rs. 31,444/-
NET PROFIT RATIO: Profit x 100 =4%
Turnover
RATE OF RETURN: Profit x 100 = 34.4%
Invt.
BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS:
Fixed Cost
Depreciation of Machinery & Furniture @ 10% = Rs. 2,000
Interest @ 12% = Rs 10,956
40% of Salary = Rs .64,800
40% of other expenditure = Rs 27,840
Total = Rs.1, 05,596
Break Even Point =Fixed Cost x 100 = 77%
Fixed Cost + Profit
Address of Raw material suppliers:
1) M/s. Sony Purfumary Works, C/o. Sri P.K. Nayak, Near Santha Nirankari
Sathsangha Bhawan, Rajendra Nagar, Madhupatna, Cuttack. Tel-641442
2) M/s. Mother India Chemicals, Near Durga Mandap, Khapuria.
Tel-644491
3) M/s. R.K. Trading , Bakharabad, Cuttack-2, Tel-622021
Rolled Stick:
1) M/S. bajaranga Aromatics India ,
Bajaranga Darshan-100 , Saroj kumar Khuntia,
kandarpur , -2802386 , Cell- 9861064491
2) M/s. Patnaik Traders, Dakbangala Chhak, Jajpur Road, Dist.Jajpur.
Tel-(06726)-21191
For Printing Packets:
1) M/s. East Coast Polyflex (P) Ltd., Hotel Roxy Lane, Badambadi, Cuttack.
Tel-611922, 611122.
2) M/s. Orissa Coating , 6/11 B.J.B. Nagar , Bhubaneswar-14,
Tel-(0674)-430151, Factory-583744.