Grinded Beans: A Business Plan for a Coffee Shop

This presentation outlines the business plan for Grinded Beans, a coffee shop with a focus on employee satisfaction and a menu of coffee beverages, snacks, and cakes. Statistical data is provided to back up the idea, and the presentation explains why this idea is investable. The required investment is also discussed, along with the importance of proper planning and execution for success.

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Table of content
INTRODUCTION
MAIN BODY
Outline of the product or service idea
Statistical data to back up the idea
Why the idea is investable (Business plan summary, return on investment)
Investment
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES

Introduction
 The presentation will represent the business idea of
coffee shop. The business will be established by the
name of grinded Beans. The business pitch of
grinded Beans with the seed investment of £
100000.
 Seed capital which refers to the fund which is
required for the new business for the purpose of
research, legal costs, development, business plan
and initial expenses. grinded Beans will be
established at a location which is easily accessible,
targeting the people on their way to work and a
family friendly shop.

Outline of the product or service idea
 The grinded Beans will focus on providing such
product and services that will help the new
business to attain the goals and objectives.
 The chosen set up will work upon keeping the
employees satisfied with the help of services.
 The menu of the cafe will comprise of Coffee
beverages, other beverages, snacks, cakes and
many others.

Statistical data to back up the idea
 Coffee is something which keeps people awake and this industry is on peak that is why
the demand of the coffee and snacks and this industry is flexible and can be changed as
per the requirement of the customers preferences.
 Success of the coffee shop industry can be measured by having an efficient and
effective cost management for that credit goes to the high profit margin of the coffee
shops along with the low cost of stock involved in the business.

Why the idea is investable (Business plan
summary, return on investment)
 The idea is investable because the coffee can be
paired with other foods, drinks and sundae as it is
famous globally and the hospitality industry is
booming due to increase in number of jobs.
 Moreover, it is an evergreen industry in the present
scenario and the overall analysis of the grinded
Beans has been discussed below while
highlighting the several strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities as well as the threats of the new
business idea -

Investment
 Before starting any business, it is essential to arrange the initial investment for
forecasting the budget for the grinded Beans.
 A huge amount of investment will be required to run the business setup in order to look
after the employees and keep customers satisfied. In order to enhance the level of
productivity, creativity is also required.
 Such as main focus is required on tools, equipments and staff. A detailed analysis of the
use of investment or the seed capital within the business has been budgeted below-

CONCLUSION
 It can be concluded from the above report that seed capital is required at the
initial level for the business on order to develop the idea for a new set up or business.
 It can be concluded from the presentation that the business idea should be properly
planned and executed. It is important to manage the structure of business for the purpose
of establishment.
 Business plan is a plan which is used to explain the main objectives so that the goals can
be achieved and the business plan also includes about the services, products and the
budget. Before starting a new set up, it is required to do market research so that the
investment criteria can be analysed.
 Moreover, it is essential to influence the return on investment so as to conclude the
business as profitable.

References
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financial resource acquisition to a theory for acquiring financial resources-how should
digital ventures raise equity capital beyond seed funding. Journal of Business Venturing
Insights, 16, p.e00278.
 Santo, A.D. and Puca, A., 2020. Seed Stage Valuation and the Venture Capital
Method. Early Stage Valuation: A Fair Value Perspective, pp.81-110.
 Ahlstrom, D., Cumming, D.J. and Vismara, S., 2018. New methods of entrepreneurial
firm financing: Fintech, crowdfunding and corporate governance
implications. Corporate Governance: An International Review, 26(5), pp.310-313.

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