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    Camella's Sweets is a business started by 16 grade 6 students to sell sweet balls. Their product is graham balls filled with plain, chocolate, or mango marshmallows. In their first two months of weekly sales, they earned over 1,300 pesos in profits, with a net profit of 516 pesos or 91% of their initial capital. Their goal is to provide affordable yet high-quality desserts and expand their customer base beyond their school.

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    Camella's Sweets is a business started by 16 grade 6 students to sell sweet balls. Their product is graham balls filled with plain, chocolate, or mango marshmallows. In their first two months of weekly sales, they earned over 1,300 pesos in profits, with a net profit of 516 pesos or 91% of their initial capital. Their goal is to provide affordable yet high-quality desserts and expand their customer base beyond their school.

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    Camella's Sweets is a business started by 16 grade 6 students to sell sweet balls. Their product is graham balls filled with plain, chocolate, or mango marshmallows. In their first two months of weekly sales, they earned over 1,300 pesos in profits, with a net profit of 516 pesos or 91% of their initial capital. Their goal is to provide affordable yet high-quality desserts and expand their customer base beyond their school.

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    Sweet Balls

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    Joanne Pauline
    Camella's Sweets is a business started by 16 grade 6 students to sell sweet balls. Their product is graham balls filled with plain, chocolate, or mango marshmallows. In their first two months of weekly sales, they earned over 1,300 pesos in profits, with a net profit of 516 pesos or 91% of their initial capital. Their goal is to provide affordable yet high-quality desserts and expand their customer base beyond their school.

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    “SWEET BALLS”

    A Business Proposal by
    Grade 6 – Camella / Group 2
    I. Background
    Sixteen grade 6 students from our
    beloved Lakeview Integrated School
    came up with the name "Camella's
    Sweets" for our company.
    I. Background

    The materials we use for our


    product are high quality:
    1.1 Introduction to
    business

    We sell our product


    for 5 pesos each
    1.2 Business
    Background
    The Sweet Balls business in the Philippines
    is famous between kids that love sweet
    things. Sweet balls business is famous
    because many influencers introduced it to
    the business industry.
    1.3 Business Description
    The business name Camella’s Sweets
    are known in the school today that
    offers sweets to choose from such as:
    1.3 Business Description

    However, we also plan to expand the m


    of our product to other students of LIS,
    preferably we are targeting the Grade 1
    Grade 6 pupils.
    1.4 Company Overview
    2.1 Vision and Mission

    Our Vision is to be a successful


    dessert selling company.

    Our mission is to make cheap but


    high-quality desserts that anyone can
    afford.
    3.1 POSITION AND QUALIFICATION

    The members of our group include:


    CEO

    Andrei Joseph O. Escueta

    Task: sell product and do costing


    Vice CEO

    Shaira Angela Salamanca


    (no picture)

    Task: give out flyers, Make product


    Secretary

    Andrea Beal Papa

    Task: give out flyers,make product


    Member

    Lhyan Jane Buban Corda

    Task: give out flyers,Make product


    4.1 PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

    Graham balls are the products


    that we offer. Plain graham
    balls and Graham balls with
    chocolate and mango filled
    marshmallows are the first
    three options.
    4.2 TARGET MARKET

    Our current market is the area


    surrounding our school, but we intend
    to find a permanent location close to
    fast food restaurants.
    4.3 ANALYSIS OF MARKETING
    Demand for alternative foods has increased
    as a result of the school canteen's lack of
    food selection.
    4.4 MARKETING STRATEGIES

    Because we are a new company, we need a solid


    marketing plan to let people know about our
    goods. Here are the plans we use:

    Surveys Blog
    Advertisement
    4.5 PRODUCT PACKAGING
    We can only afford basic packaging made of
    plastic due to our limited capital budget.
    4.6 PRODUCTION DETAILS
    Ingredients: (Graham Balls)
    3 Packs of graham crackers
    1 can of condensed milk
    3 packs of marshmallow (plain, chocolate/mango fillings)

    How to make:
    1. Prepare the equipment
    2. Crush the graham crackers into bits
    3. Mix the Condensed milk with the crushed graham
    4. Apply/Coat the marshmallow with the mixture of condensed milk
    and crushed graham
    5. Place the product made into the refrigerator.

    Yield: 65 pieces (based on how many marshmallow there is)


    5.1 Supplier
    Our supplier is currently the grocery store
    where we purchase our ingredients and
    other items for our product.
    5.2 Implementation Schedule
    Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    1. Planning √ √
    -Product suggestion
    -Listing out the suitable products and
    supplies
    -Management plan is formed

    Buying √
    -Buying the raw materials
    -Buying the packaging materials
    5.2 Implementation Schedule
    Day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
    3. Production √
    Preparation
    -Making the product

    4. Selling √
    -Selling the Product
    -Calculating Income

    5. Costing √ √ √
    -Doing costing in excel
    6.1 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
    COST

    Price Item Qty. Total


    41.00 Graham Crackers 1 41.00
    36.00 Condensed Milk 1 36.00
    20.00 Marshmallows 1 20.00
    Total Expenses 97.00
    6.3 INCOME STATEMENT
    Sales Peso Peso
    30 Pcs of sweet balls P150.00
    52 Pcs of sweet balls P260.00
    67 Pcs of sweet balls P335.00
    115 Pcs of sweet P575.00
    balls
    Total Sales P1,320.00

    Minus:Production
    Expenses
    Packaging P40.00
    Ingredients P100.00
    Total P754.00
    Gross Profit P566.00
    Miscellaneous
    Transportation P50.00
    Net Profit P516.00
    6.3 INCOME STATEMENT
    After conducting business for almost two
    months, Camella's Sweets earned P1,320.00
    from 4 weeks of once-weekly operations.
    According to the income statement, the

    91.17% !
    company's net profit after almost two months
    of operation is P516, or approximately 91.17%
    of the capital invested.
    Conclusion
    Selling a quality product to the vast majority of
    people is another important aspect of business
    that goes beyond making money and profits.
    Conclusion
    I have no doubt that you can make money and
    get people to like your product if you position
    your shop at the right target market and draw
    their attention.
    Conclusion
    Even if you are a young person enrolled in
    school, you can launch a business to sell your
    goods and earn extra money to support your
    academic endeavors.
    Making Process
    THANK
    YOU!
    From: Camella's Sweets

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