1963 Taft Avenue, Malate Manila
1963 Taft Avenue, Malate Manila
1963 Taft Avenue, Malate Manila
E-MART
• Onestop E-Mart is a grocery supermarket that caters both in-store and online
customers. It can be accessed through its physical store in Taft Avenue, Manila or
its online channel; its website www.onestopemart.com for online orders and
deliveries
Location of the Business
• Onestop E-Mart located will have its store, office, and warehouse in 1963 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila which
serves as an accessible place for customers in Manila and its nearby cities. It will feature a space with two (2)
floors with a total area of 75 square meters per floor
Funding Requirements and Sources
• It requires an initial starting capital and funding of 1,500,000.00 pesos to support its startup operations. The
source of its funding will come from its sole proprietor, owner’s personal savings.
Vision
Mission
VISION
To provide convenient and affordable, one-stop E-Mart.
MISSION
Catering supermarket customer’s shopping preferences through providing them with
both in-store and online channels for their convenience
GOALS
• It aims to provide customers with a one-stop shopping with their preferred channel
OBJECTIVES
It intends to guarantee same pricing in its in-store and online channel
It inclines to diversify its product portfolio and provide opportunities for local producers and new brands
It ensures to provide same day delivery and advanced booking for orders
It intends to provide secured payment options such as Cash on Delivery, Credit/ Debit Card, and other online wallets
Business and Product Positions
• Onestop E-Mart is a grocery supermarket wherein it both have in-store and online
channel its product consists of the following: Fresh Meat & Seafoods, Fresh Fruit
& Vegetables, Frozen Goods, Dairy & Eggs, Bakery, Rice & Grains, Food Pantry,
Snacks, Beverages, Health & Beauty, and Household Goods. It offers in-store and
online shopping of its items
Wealth Improvement Approaches
• partnering with delivery services such as Grab with its GrabMart that caters and
delivers within the entire Metro Manila
• It can also serve as a marketing strategy, registering in GrabMart can provide brand
exposure for Onestop E-Mart to those of Grab users.
• Continuous expansion through partnership with different brands, delivery
services such as Grab, and online shopping platforms such as Shopee and
Lazada can capture volume of customers. Furthermore, enhancing its customer
service through having an active messaging, LiveChat, phone number, and
email that provides accessibility and convenience to customers
It can also serve as a
Wealth marketing strategy,
Improvement registering in GrabMart
Approaches can provide brand
exposure for Onestop E-
Mart to those of Grab
users
follows:
Consumer
• Consumers support the business through purchasing and patronizing its products and services. This
provides the business with opportunities and increases its potential
Suppliers
• Suppliers support the business through providing the needed products for selling and distribution to
consumers. These suppliers are those manufacturers, producers, wholesalers, and distributors
Creditors
•Creditors support the business by lending capital and resources such as private individuals and bank
•creditors check the credibility of the owner and the business, whether the owner have ample knowledge and understanding regarding the industry its business belongs and the
market. With the support of the creditors, it commits resources to the business.
Environmental Analysis
SOCIA
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Environmental Analysis
• Social
• Customers values convenience and good pricing when it comes to purchasing their
supermarket needs. Especially nowadays, there is a pandemic, customers tend to explore
more options for their grocery shopping
• Political
• Onestop E-Mart features an online channel, it must ensure to strictly follow the existing E-Consumer
Protection Guidelines under the E-Commerce Act which mandate requirements such as a privacy policy
and seller and product information. Privacy is highly important to consumers
• Economic
• The Philippines has a sustained average annual growth of 6.4 percent between 2010 to 2019. The
country is on its way from a lower middle-income country with a gross national income of 3,850 USD to
upper middle-income country
• Socioeconomic
• As the Philippines is on its to way from a lower-middle income country to a upper middle-income
country, as income increases, consumption also increases which would be favorable for consumer goods
businesses such as Onestop E-Mart
Technological
• Technological investments are required in order to run its online channel operations and to continuously provide a
quality customer service
• The use of communication lines such LiveChat which is an online customer software with online chat, help desk
software, and web analytics capabilities since most customers prefers to have an accessible line of communication
with the business, they are transacting with in case they have some questions or inquiries.
Ecological
• Onestop E-Mart would contribute in protecting the environment through banning the usage of single-use plastics and
instead follow the example of Japanese supermarkets wherein customers can bring their own grocery bags, and for
those who does not have one and for those who are purchased online and are for deliveries, it will placed in paper
bags or eco bags
• Legal Forces
The business must strictly follow the Suggested Retail Price (SRP) provided by Department of Trade
and Industry (DTI). Furthermore, pay the required business license fee, taxes, etc. in order to make the
business operations legal. Moreover, follow the laws and regulations provided for the protection of both the
Customers
• Nowadays, customers prefer to do their shopping online as it is more convenient and more affordable.
• with this pandemic, even the online grocery supermarkets are coming to existence, providing the customers
with more convenience
Competitors
• Its major competitors that provide the same grocery supermarket concept and customers within Manila and its
nearby cities are SM Markets Online of SM Shoemart Incorporation and Go Robinsons of Robinsons Retail
Holdings, Incorporated
• The key difference of Onestop E-Mart is that it started off with only one (1) physical store and a website.
Further inclines to activate its online channels through online deliveries such as GrabMart and online
shopping platforms such as Shopee and Lazada, unlike SM and Robinsons Supermarket that started off only
with its brick-and-mortar store and expanded through opening more physical stores
Creditors/ Suppliers
• Creditors can be captured through Onestop E-Mart’s unique concept which features an in-demand product
and service
• As a startup business with a stronghold in its objectives, Onestop E-Mart inclines to provide opportunities
for local producers and new brands which can capture a wider variant for its product portfolio
Government
• The government lacks rules regulating the protection and support of online businesses. Currently, the
Consumer Act does not make a distinction between a brick-and-mortar store and an online store
• There is a lack of an established rules and processes for online businesses, however, as Onestop E-Mart has
both in-store and online channel, it intends to strictly follow the rules regulating brick-and-mortar stores
Shareholders
• As a startup, the business operates as a single proprietorship, solely owned by one person, its founder,
however, in the near future, as a way of expansion, it looks forward to welcome new partners in the
business as it aims to become a corporation
Employees
• There are numerous qualified people for the specific job requirement of a grocery supermarket business that
both have in-store and online channel
Trade Associations
Market Forecast
• Despite a slow take off, there is a forecast that the Philippines will see APAC’s fastest growth in online grocery spending
over the next years, forecasting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of roughly 150 percent between 2017 to 2022 (IGD
Asia, 2019).
Market Position
• Onestop E-Mart intends to hold on to its vision of providing a convenient and affordable in-
store and online grocery supermarket shoppingIt positions itself as a startup that provides
more efficient options for the customers for their daily needs.
Marketing Strategy
• Onestop E-Mart caters both in-store and online customers. Using delivery services and online shopping
platforms such as GrabMart, Shopee, and Lazada would assist in increasing its brand exposure and sales.
WHAT IS ONE STOP E MART
• Onestop E-mart is a grocery supermarket that both have in-store and online channels. It has a physical store
in Taft Avenue, Manila and has a website www.onestopemart.com
Office Equipment
Onestop E-Mart as an in-store and online grocery supermarket requires office equipment that are widely available in the market such as a desktop computer, laptop
computers, monitors. Printers, scanners, copiers, telephones, etc.; moreover a LiveChat software necessary to enable and run its daily operations and transactions
smoothly
Personnel Requirements
It requires personnel, workers, or employees that are suited for the job. As Onestop E-Mart caters both in-store and online customers, it is required to hire both blue-
collar job workers and white-collar job workers that has the technical knowhow on operating a multichannel business.
Administrative Position
Onestop E-Mart hires white-collar job workers that are highly skilled and has the expertise and understanding in running and operating a multichannel grocery
supermarket business. It also seeks for employees that have the willingness and the interest in working with a startup grocery supermarket business.
Organizational Plan
What Kind of business is one stop e mart
Onestop E-Mart’s form of business organization is a sole proprietorship. It operates under the name of its
owner. It is owned and controlled by an individual
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Organizationa
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•8.4 Roles and Responsibilities
Proprietor – The proprietor has the full control over the business. It has the highest rank position in Onestop E-Mart’s organizational hierarchy. He is responsible for all the
decisions made, the projects undertaken, and the money invested etc.
General Manager – The one (1) general manager is tasked to oversee the functions of the other two (2) managers whose functions are primarily for finance and human resource.
And to supervise the other three (3) sections namely, merchandising, public relations, and distribution.
Finance Manager – He is the head of all the financial issues of the enterprise, such as accounts and billing.
Human Resource Manager – He is in charge of the human resource that is employed in the enterprise. Moreover, responsible for the recruitment and development of the staff.
Merchandising – It is another section under the proprietor under the supervision of the general manager. It has two (2) separate sections, namely, purchasing – the section that
purchases various supplies, and the receiving and inspection section – the section that receives the supply and inspect the quality and quantity of goods.
Public Relations – It is another section under the proprietor under the supervision of the general manager. It has three (3) separate sections, namely, customer service – the section
that assist customers with their inquiries, questions, and complaints, provide customers with information about products and services, take orders and process returns. It also
contains other sections such as marketing and advertising, whereby, it boosts brand awareness, brand reputation, etc.
Distribution – It is another section under the proprietor under the supervision of the general manager. It has two (2) sections, namely, shipping – it deals with the movement of
goods inward and outward of the business premises, including delivery and logistics, and waste management – organize and manage waste disposal, collection, and recycling
facilities.
Other Staffs – two (2) cashiers – assist customers in the in the store check-out process and two (2) baggers – packing purchased items into bags. Moreover, replenish the items in
Merchandising (2) – 537 PHP (minimum wage for National Capital Region) a day x 24 days = 12,888 a month
Public Relations (2) – 537 PHP (minimum wage for National Capital Region) a day x 24 days = 12,888 a month
Distribution (2) – 537 PHP (minimum wage for National Capital Region) a day x 24 days = 12,888 a month
Other Staffs – two (2) cashiers and two (2) baggers – 537 PHP (minimum wage for National Capital Region) a day x 24 days =
12,888 a month
Merchandise Plan
Merchandise Schedule
• Commodities and Perishable Goods are to be ordered and received from suppliers – distributors,
manufacturers, and local producers four (4) times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays to
ensure freshness of goods. While Non-Perishable Goods are to be ordered and received twice a week on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. Moreover, products under Health & Beauty and Household Goods are to be ordered
and received once a week on Wednesdays. Saturdays are allotted for placing orders to its suppliers and
sourcing to other suppliers if necessary
Merchandise Process
• Goods are ordered and purchased from its suppliers such as distributors, manufacturers, and local producers,
Onestop E-Mart functions as the retailer and/or the intermediary between suppliers and consumers.
• Marketing Procedure
Onestop E-Mart is a grocery supermarket product line consists of the following: Fresh Meat & Seafoods,
Fresh Fruit & Vegetables, Frozen Goods, Dairy & Eggs, Bakery, Rice & Grains, Food Pantry, Snacks,
Beverages, Health & Beauty, and Household Goods. It offers in-store and online shopping of its items.
Price
Onestop E-Mart would strictly follow the Suggested Retail Price (SRP) provided by the Department of
Trade and Industry (DTI) of its Basic Necessities and Prime Commodities goods.
Promotion
Onestop E-Mart caters both in-store and online customers. Using delivery services and online shopping
platforms such as GrabMart, Shopee, and Lazada would assist in increasing its brand exposure and sales. Aside
from partnering with other online and delivery platforms such as Shopee, Lazada, and GrabMart, Onestop E-
Mart would reach their customers and potential customers through social media such as Facebook, Instagram,
and Twitter, direct mail, content strategy, couponing, and other more partnerships in order to help us gain access
to customers
• People
Our management team of is composed of the following: A proprietor or the owner of the business, one (1)
general manager who oversee the functions of the other two (2) managers whose functions are primarily for
finance and human resource. And to supervise the other three (3) sections namely, merchandising, public
relations, and distribution. Moreover, four (4) staffs namely, two (2) cashiers and two (2) bagger
•Packaging
Onestop E-Mart would follow the example of Japanese supermarkets, in order to contribute in protecting
the environment through banning the usage of single-use plastics, wherein customers can bring their own
grocery bags, and for those who does not have one and for those who are purchased online and are for
deliveries, it will be placed in paper bags or eco bags
•Positioning
Onestop E-Mart is a grocery supermarket wherein it both have in-store and online channel. It aims to
provide customers with a one-stop shopping with their preferred channel by providing a convenient and
affordable, one-stop E-Mart
FINANCIAL PLAN
•Major Assumptions
• In the Projected Statement of Comprehensive income, there is a projected 5% increase in the direct and total
cost of sales for the first three (3) years of operations. This includes factors such as inflation, other business
and economic factors. Moreover, a 5-6% increase in sales. The gross margin is projected at 68-70% which
denotes there is a high level of capital that the business retains on each peso of sales. The projected total
operating expenses shows that the business spends accordingly to its financial capacity. Lastly, the net
profit/sales show a 19-21%, which indicates that the business will be profitable
2021 2022 2023
Sales 1,384,320 1,462,188 1,544,382
Direct Cost of Sales 824,000 865,200 908,460
Total Cost of Sales 824,000 865,200 908,460
Projected Statement Gross Margin 560,320 596,988 635,922
of Gross Margin % 68.00% 69.00% 70.00%
Comprehensive Income
Expenses
Payroll 208,880 208,880 208,880
Depreciation 7,000 7,350 7,717.50
Repairs 5,000 5,250 5,513
Rent 15,000 15,450 15,913.50
Utilities 10,000 10,500 11,025
Insurance 12,000 12,600 13,230
Others 5,000 5,250 5,512.50
Total Operating Expenses 262,880 265,280 267,791
Profit Before Interest and Taxes 297,440 331,708 368,131
EBITDA 290,440 324,358 360,413.5
Taxes Incurred 9,488 16,341.60 23,626.20
Net Profit 273,952 300,666.40 329,069.80
Projected Statement of Changes in Equity
Statement of
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 30,000 35,000 40,000
Financial
Accrued Expenses 15,000 20,000 25,000
Total Current Liabilities 45,000 55,000 65,000
Total Liabilities 45,000 55,000 65,000
Position
Owner's Equity
Owner's Equity
Common Stock 100,000 100,000 100,000
Retained Earnings 273,952 300,666.40 329,069.80
Total Owner's Equity 373,952 400,666 429,070
Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity 418,952 455,666 494,070
Financial Statement Analysis
Financial Analyses (Indices)
In the Projected Statement of Financial Position, it shows that the
projected total assets is much higher than the tIt shows a Profitability, Growth and Stability