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7. VIRAT Crop Prodecer Compnay Ltd
Selected crop
1. Paddy
a. IR 36*
b. IR 64*
*Market need to be identify
c. Basmati#
d. Sonam#
#Producer to be identify
2. Wheat
a. Sujata
b. W.H. 2004
c. Lok-1
d. HI 1500
3. Pigeon Pea
a. Asha (IC PL 187)
b. Desi
4. Sesamum
a. J-1
5. Maize
6. Rai/ Mustard
7. Potato
a. Lal
b. Paharhi (safed)
8. Ginger/Onion
9. Kodo/Kutki
10. Chickpea
11. Turmeric mi
12. Drumstick
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8. Board of Directors
(15, 3 Member from each block)
(Minimum Qualification - Middle School + Nominee Director)
Chairman
(Elected by the Board of directors)
C.E.O./C.E.M..
(Minimum - PG (Economics/Pub
Adm/Commerce/R.D./Ag. + 3-5 years Exp.)
Marketing Specialist
(MBA Marketing + 3 yrs Exp)
+ Accountant
+ Office Assistant
+ Store In charge
( Block )
Agriculture Specialist
(B.Sc. Ag. + Experience)
Field Supervisor
(With Some Minimum Qualification)
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Choosing a form of business organization
•A business enterprise can be owned and organized in several forms.
•Each form of organization has its own merits and demerits.
•The ultimate choice depe nds upon the balancing of the advantages and
disadvantages of the various forms of business.
•The right choice of the form of the business is very crucial because it determines
power,
control,
risk and responsibility
the division of profits and losses.
“ Being a long term commitment, the choice of the form of business shou ld be
made after conside rable thought and deliberation.”
•The choi ce of the form of business is governed by several interrelated and
interdependent factor s
•The nature of busine ss (Direct services, pooling of sk ills & fund, manufacturing
etc. )
• Scale of operations i.e. volume of busines s (large, medium, small) and size of the
market area (local, national, international) served
•The degree of control des ired by the owner's)
• Amount of capital required for the establishment and operation of a business
• The volume of risks and liabilities as well as the willingnes s of the owners to bear
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11. Registering a business
• In India, inco rporation o f a company is g overned by the Compa nies Act 19 56.
It is the mo st imp ortant piece o f le gislation tha t empowers the Central
Gov ernment to regulate the
form atio n
financing
functio ning a nd
winding up of comp anies.
• It applies to whole of India and to all typ es o f companies, whether registered
under this Act or a n earlier Act. But it do es no t apply to universities, co-
operative s ocieties, unincorporated trading, scientific and other societies.
• The Act is administered by the
Central Go vernment through the M inistry of Co rpo ra te Affairs
the Offices of Registrar of C ompanie s,
Official Liquidators ,
Public Trustee,
C ompany La w Bo ard,
Directo r of Insp ection, etc.
Financing a start up business
• The Registrar o f Co mpanies (ROC) contro ls the task of incorporatio n of new
companies a nd the administration of running com pa nies.
• One needs money to make money. Fi nance is t he l ifeline of b usiness.
finance to commence it s operati ons,
to continue its operations and
its expansion and growth.
• There must be conti nuous flow of funds i n and out of business.
• Sound plans, efficient production and marketing are all dependent on
smooth fl ow of finance.
• i ndicates the requirements of finance, sources for raising the finance and
the app lication of funds.
• Financial Needs of a Business may be Classified into two
Fixed capital - The funds req uired to p urchase fixed or durable assets are
known as fixed capital or long term capital. The fi xed or durable assets
include land, buildings, machinery, equipment, furniture, et c. The nature
and size of the business generally determines t he amount of fixed capital
needed.
working Capital - Money invest ed in short term assets or current assets is
known as working capital. I t includes purchase of raw materials, payment
of wages and salaries, rent , fuel, electricity and water, repairs and
maintenance of machinery, advertising, et c
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