3. FUNDING REQUIREMENTS AND CAPITAL STRUCTURE AROUND 400 WORDS

3. Funding Requirements and Capital Structure around 400 words - Business Finance
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Funding Requirements and Capital Structure (20 Marks): Identify financing needs, including the: instrument type and value, maturity and potential creditors for the venture, as the venture grows past the startup stage. _financial_projections.xlsx Unformatted Attachment Preview https://au.finance.yahoo.com/quote/DHER.DE/profile?p=DHER.DE Sector: Communication ServicesIndustry: Internet Content & InformationFull-time employees: 24,617 30\% https://www.business.gov.au/Finance/Taxation/Income-tax-for Tax Easi City App Download Daily Order Number restaurant partners delivery drivers registered users AD Clicks per day Sales Growth Rate 14 1.500.000 30.000 20.000 20.000 1.500.000 5.000 2143 1428,571429 1,5 6yr/12month Growth Rate Yr1Growth to Yr2 Rate Yr2 to Yr3 30\% 30\% ance/Taxation/Income-tax-for-business Units(Monthly) Sale Price Projected Month1 900 50 45.000 45.000 Advertisement(两种广告形式 in total) Assume 30 ads per day(30*30) Based on Easi：2000 orders per 60000 10 600000 600000 Order Shipment from customer:每单运费 city per day 60000 25 ######## 1.500.000 每单消费$100, 抽成:25\% Order from business( Price Prime) 会员费：5刀，每天新会员注册 3000 5 15.000 15.000 Membership Fee Assumption 约100人 Revenue Total Cash Collection Credit COGS Delivery Expense Server hosting Gross Profit Advertising IT Expenses Rent Insurance (other than health) General Administrative Expense Salary and Commissions* Operating Expense Depreciation Assume 90\% Assume 10\% 90\% 10\% ######## 1.944.000 216.000 Delivery Hero:50\% (peer group) 35\% 756.000 756.000 ######## 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 每单给骑手的pay Based on Delivery Based on Delivery Hero $500/m2/yr?, 300m2 Based on Delivery Hero where 27,07\% 8,12\% 5\% 10,67\% Mobile APP cost:500,000, 500.000 App cost Schedule 3: Purchases Ending inventory Cost of goods sold for package stuff Total needed 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 0.3\% of sales 5,00\% 6480 37800 44280 Beginning Inventory Purchases Schedule 4: Disbursements for Purchases 50\% of last months purchases 50\% of this months purchases Disbursements for merchandise 0 44280 378.000 378.000 广告来源：App 和 送餐车上的广告 Schedule 2: Cash Collections Cash sales this month 10\% of last months credit sales Total Collections 1.944.000 0 1.944.000 0 Month2 Month3 Month4 Month5 Month6 Month7 Month8 Month9 Month10 45.000 45.000 45.000 45.000 45.000 45.000 45.000 45.000 45.000 600000 600000 600000 600000 600000 600000 600000 600000 600000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 1.500.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 15.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 6480 37800 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 Month11 Month12 45.000 45.000 600000 600000 1.500.000 1.500.000 15.000 15.000 Growth Rate 10\% 15\% Year 1 Year2 Year3 540.000 594.000 683.100 7200000 7920000 9108000 18.000.000 19.800.000 22.770.000 180.000 198.000 227.700 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 1.944.000 216.000 25.920.000 23.328.000 2.592.000 28.512.000 25.660.800 2.851.200 32.788.800 29.509.920 3.278.880 28.512.000 0 32.788.800 0 756.000 756.000 9.072.000 9.979.200 11.476.080 0 0 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 1.404.000 584.662 175.398 12500 108000 230.454 242.000 1.353.014 8.333 16.848.000 7.015.940 2.104.782 150.000 1296000 2.765.450 2.904.000 16.236.171 100.000 18.532.800 7.717.534 2.315.260 150.000 1425600 3.041.995 3.049.200 17.699.589 100.000 21.312.720 8.875.164 2.662.549 150.000 1639440 3.498.294 3.201.660 20.027.107 100.000 511.829 6480 37800 44280 6480 37800 44280 6480 453600 460080 733.211 6480 453600 460080 1.185.613 6480 453600 460080 6480 37800 6480 37800 378.000 378.000 756.000 378.000 378.000 756.000 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 1.944.000 216.000 2.160.000 0 0 460080 5535 454545 6480 453600 23.328.000 25.660.800 2.592.000 28.252.800 0 29.509.920 2.851.200 32.361.120 0 23.328.000 23.328.000 Month1 Cash Budget Beginning cash balance Cash receipts: 0.9 of current sales+0.1 Collections from customers Total cash available for needs, before fin. Cash disbursements: Delivery expense Wages Rent Insurance (other than health) General Administrative Expense Advertising IT Expenses APP cost Total disbursements Minimum cash balance desired Total cash needed Excess of total cash Capital Investment Cash balance Equity Minimum cash balance desired Rent Salary(1month) Total Decide equity or debt 12500 242.000 254500 Month2 254500 254.500 1.944.000 2.198.500 2.160.000 2.414.500 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 500.000 2.609.014 254500 2.863.514 -665.014 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 50.986 665.014 254.500 254.500 -665.014 0 305.486 305.486 50.986 Month3 Month4 Month5 Month6 Month7 Month8 305.486 356.471 407.457 458.443 509.429 560.414 2.160.000 2.465.486 2.160.000 2.516.471 2.160.000 2.567.457 2.160.000 2.618.443 2.160.000 2.669.429 2.160.000 2.720.414 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 101.971 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 152.957 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 203.943 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 254.929 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 305.914 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 356.900 0 356.471 356.471 50.986 0 407.457 407.457 50.986 0 458.443 458.443 50.986 0 509.429 509.429 50.986 0 560.414 560.414 50.986 0 611.400 611.400 Month9 Month10 Month11 Month12 611.400 662.386 713.371 764.357 2.160.000 2.771.400 2.160.000 2.822.386 2.160.000 2.873.371 2.160.000 2.924.357 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 756.000 242.000 12.500 108.000 230.454 584.662 175.398 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 407.886 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 458.871 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 509.857 0 662.386 662.386 0 713.371 713.371 0 764.357 764.357 Year 1 Year2 254.500 -25.553.671 254.500 28.252.800 2.699.129 2.109.014 254500 2.363.514 560.843 9.072.000 2.904.000 150.000 1.296.000 2.765.450 7.015.940 2.104.782 500.000 25.808.171 3.054.000 28.862.171 -28.607.671 454.545 3.049.200 150.000 1.425.600 3.041.995 7.717.534 2.315.260 18.154.134 3.054.000 21.208.134 -18.509.005 0 815.343 815.343 665.014 -25.553.671 -25.553.671 18.509.005 -15.455.005 -15.455.005 Year3 -15.455.005 32.361.120 16.906.115 453.600 3.201.660 150.000 1.639.440 3.498.294 8.875.164 2.662.549 20.480.707 3.054.000 23.534.707 -6.628.592 6628591,857 -3.574.592 -3.574.592 Assumption Number Base Salary Projected Full-time Employees $25/hour,22 working day per month 50 4.400 220.000 Part-time Employees(Drivers) working hours:$8/hour +25\% of shipment fee. Units is based on Easi:1.5 0 order per day 0 per driver. Unit 0 price: 每周工作2 Commission for Driver 25\% of order shipment fee 0\% Benefit 10\% of Salary(FT only) 10\% Subtotal Ubereats的工资 https://www.ridesharingdriver.com/driving-for-ubereats-what-its-like-delivering-food-for-uber/ 22.000 242.000 Month1 Month2 Month3 Month4 Month5 Month6 Month7 Month8 Month9 220.000 220.000 220.000 220.000 220.000 220.000 220.000 220.000 220.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 242.000 Growth Rate 5\% 5\% Month10 Month11 Month12 Year 1 Year2 Year3 220.000 220.000 220.000 2.640.000 2.772.000 2.910.600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22.000 22.000 22.000 264.000 277.200 291.060 242.000 242.000 242.000 2.904.000 3.049.200 3.201.660 我们 Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Surplus Cash Account Receivable Total Current Assets Property,Plan and Equipment Accumulated Depreciation Net PPE Total Non-Current Assets Total Assets Liabilities & Equity Account Payable Accured Wage Payable Bank Loan plug Current Liabilities Provisions plug Non-Current Liabilities Beginning of Equity Equity Issued Retained Earning plug Total Equity Total Liabilities&Equity Check A/R Projected Month1 Month2 Month3 Month4 Month5 254.500 350.204 216.000 305.486 337.409 216.000 356.471 324.613 216.000 407.457 311.817 216.000 458.443 299.021 216.000 820.704 500.000 858.894 500.000 8.333 491.667 491.667 1.350.561 897.084 500.000 16.667 483.333 483.333 1.380.418 935.274 500.000 25.000 475.000 475.000 1.410.274 973.464 500.000 33.333 466.667 466.667 1.440.131 50\% current purchase for package, 378.00050\% last378.000 purchase for 378.000 package 242.000 242.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 620.000 500.000 500.000 1.320.704 620.000 620.000 620.000 620.000 700.704 29.857 730.561 29.857 760.418 29.857 790.274 29.857 700.704 1.320.704 730.561 1.350.561 760.418 1.380.418 790.274 1.410.274 820.131 1.440.131 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 0 665.014 35.690 A/P A/R Turnover A/P Turnover 378.000 - (340.200) (718.200) (1.058.400) (1.436.400) (1.776.600) (2.154.600) (2.494.800) (2.872.800) Growth Rate Month6 Month7 Month8 Month9 Month10 Month11 Month12 Year 1 509.429 560.414 611.400 662.386 713.371 764.357 815.343 815.343 286.226 273.430 260.634 247.839 235.043 222.247 209.451 (38.382) 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 1.011.654 500.000 41.667 458.333 458.333 1.469.988 1.049.844 500.000 50.000 450.000 450.000 1.499.844 1.088.034 500.000 58.333 441.667 441.667 1.529.701 1.126.224 500.000 66.667 433.333 433.333 1.559.558 1.164.414 500.000 75.000 425.000 425.000 1.589.414 1.202.604 500.000 83.333 416.667 416.667 1.619.271 1.240.794 500.000 91.667 408.333 408.333 1.649.128 992.961 500.000 91.667 408.333 408.333 1.401.294 378.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 378.000 242.000 620.000 620.000 620.000 620.000 620.000 620.000 620.000 378.000 820.131 29.857 849.988 29.857 879.844 29.857 909.701 29.857 939.558 29.857 969.414 29.857 999.271 29.857 665.014 358.280 849.988 1.469.988 879.844 1.499.844 909.701 1.529.701 939.558 1.559.558 969.414 1.589.414 999.271 1.619.271 1.029.128 1.649.128 1.023.294 1.401.294 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 (3.213.000) (3.591.000) (3.931.200) (4.309.200) (4.649.400) (5.027.400) (5.367.600) (5.745.600) (6.085.800) (6.463.800) (6.804.000) (7.182.000) (7.522.200) (7.900.200) Year2 Year3 (15.455.005) 35.332.619 237.600 (3.574.592) 24.346.495 273.240 20.115.214 500.000 191.667 308.333 308.333 20.423.547 21.045.143 500.000 291.667 208.333 208.333 21.253.476 378.000 378.000 378.000 378.000 1.023.294 18.509.005 513.248 20.045.547 0 829.929 20.045.547 20.423.547 20.875.476 21.253.476 Software Operating and office equipment Simple Steps for Starting Your Business Cash Flow Forecast Years 1-3 Prepared By: Company Name: Owner FINC6025 Year 1 Totals Month 1 Beginning Balance Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 $254.500 $254.500 $305.486 $356.471 1.944.000 1.944.000 1.944.000 1.944.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 $1.944.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 500.000 0 0 0 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 15.296 12.796 12.796 12.796 $2.624.310 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 Net Cash Flows -$680.310 $38.190 $38.190 $38.190 Operating Cash Balance -$425.810 $292.690 $343.676 $394.661 -$425.810 $292.690 $343.676 $394.661 -$171.310 $598.176 $700.147 $802.119 Cash Inflows Cash Sales Accounts Receivable Total Cash Inflows Cash Outflows Investing Activities New Fixed Asset Purchases Additional Inventory Cost of Goods Sold Operating Activities Operating Expenses Payroll Taxes Financing Activities Loan Payments Owners Distribution Line of Credit Interest Line of Credit Repayments Dividends Paid Total Cash Outflows Line of Credit Drawdown Ending Cash Balance Line of Credit Balance Check -$186.606 Month 5 Month 6 Month 7 Month 8 Month 9 Month 10 $407.457 $458.443 $509.429 $560.414 $611.400 $662.386 1.944.000 1.944.000 1.944.000 1.944.000 1.944.000 1.944.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 216.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 12.796 12.796 12.796 12.796 12.796 12.796 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $38.190 $38.190 $38.190 $38.190 $38.190 $38.190 $445.647 $496.633 $547.619 $598.604 $649.590 $700.576 $445.647 $496.633 $547.619 $598.604 $649.590 $700.576 $904.090 $1.006.061 $1.108.033 $1.210.004 $1.311.976 $1.413.947 Month 11 Month 12 Year 2 Totals $713.371 $764.357 1.944.000 1.944.000 216.000 216.000 $2.160.000 $2.160.000 0 0 756.000 756.000 1.353.014 1.353.014 12.796 12.796 $2.121.810 $2.121.810 $38.190 $38.190 $751.561 $802.547 $751.561 $802.547 $1.515.919 $1.617.890 Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 Month 7 Month 8 Month 9 Month 10 Month 11 Month 12 Year 3 Totals Projected Month1 Month2 Month3 Accounting Statement of Cash Flows Cash Flows From Activities Net Income Adjustments to Net Inc for CF Depreciation Expense Changein Accrued Liab. Change in A/P Change in A/R Change in Wages Payable Change in Accrued Liability Change in Def. Inc. Tax Total Adjustments Net Cash Flow From Opps (Acct.) Cash Flows From Investing Capex Net Cash Used by Ops/Investments 35.690 29.857 29.857 0 8.333 8.333 (216.000) 242.000 -129.324 -165.014 - - 26000 8.333 8.333 61.690 38.190 38.190 -500.000 -438.310 (8.333) 29.857 (0) 38.190 Cash Flows from Financing Equity Issues Dividends Debt Issues Net Cash Flows from Financing 665.014 0 0 0 0 0 665.014 0 0 Net Decrease in Cash and Cash Equiv. Beginning Cash Balance Ending Cash Balance 226.704 254.500 481.204 29.857 481.204 511.061 38.190 511.061 549.251 Month4 Month5 Month6 Month7 Month8 Month9 29.857 29.857 29.857 29.857 29.857 29.857 8.333 8.333 0 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 - - - - - - 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 38.190 38.190 38.190 38.190 38.190 38.190 0 38.190 (0) 38.190 0 38.190 (0) 38.190 0 38.190 0 38.190 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38.190 549.251 587.441 38.190 587.441 625.631 38.190 625.631 663.821 38.190 663.821 702.011 38.190 702.011 740.201 38.190 740.201 778.391 Month10 Month11 Growth Rate Year 1 Month12 Year2 Year3 29.857 29.857 29.857 358.280 513.248 829.929 8.333 8.333 8.333 100.000 100.000 100.000 #REF! #REF! (453.600) (510.840) - - - 8.333 8.333 8.333 #REF! 159.648 419.089 38.190 38.190 38.190 #REF! 672.896 1.249.018 0 0 0 0 672.896 #REF! #REF! 1.249.018 672.896 1.921.914 0 38.190 0 0 0 38.190 778.391 816.581 0 38.190 0 0 0 38.190 816.581 854.771 0 38.190 -500.000 -500.000 0 0 0 0 0 38.190 854.771 892.961 #REF! #REF! #REF! 某某Company Revenue COGS Gross Profit Operating Expense Depreciation Amortisation EBIT Interest Revenue Interest Expense PreTax Profit Tax expense(30\%) Net Profit Projected Month1 Month2 Month3 Month4 Month5 Month6 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 50.986 30\% 50.986 15.296 35.690 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 Month7 Month8 Month9 Month10 Month11 Month12 Year 1 Year2 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 2.160.000 25.920.000 28.512.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 756.000 9.072.000 9.979.200 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 1.404.000 16.848.000 18.532.800 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 1.353.014 16.236.171 17.699.589 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 8.333 100.000 100.000 42.652 42.652 42.652 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 42.652 42.652 12.796 29.857 Growth Rate Year3 32.788.800 11.476.080 21.312.720 20.027.107 100.000 511.829 0 733.211 0 1.185.613 0 511.829 153.549 358.280 733.211 219.963 513.248 1.185.613 355.684 829.929 0 0 0 0 0 0 Easi City App Download Daily Order Number restaurant partners delivery drivers registered users AD Clicks per day Tax 14 1.500.000 30.000 20.000 20.000 1.500.000 5.000 2143 1428,571429 1,5 6yr/12month 30\% https://www.business.gov.au/Finance/Taxation/Income-tax-for-business Base on Sydney Projected Company Unit Price Unit(Monthly） Advertisement Banner on App 50 600 Assume 20 ads per day(20*30) Order Shipment 10 60000 Based on Easi Order 20 60000 每单消费80, 抽成:25\% Membership Fee 5 3000 会员费：5刀，每天新会员注册约100人 Restaurant partners 1000 商家数量growth at 5\% monthly 1.845.000 LLC Registed Driver fee ... 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