Business - Plan 1
Business - Plan 1
Business Plan
2021 November
Company Name Business Plan
Index
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
About Us
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We provide turnkey solutions for Information and
communications technology needs throughout the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We are experts in the field of
communications and energy infrastructures including the
Energy Solutions, Operation & Maintenance and
consultations services on lump sum turnkey basis.
Vision
To be the leader in Energy and ICT solutions though excellence in innovation.
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Leverage 100+ years of Reliable technology
Quality Accreditations
combine expertise partner
Nesma Telecom & Technology is An Approved Energy Services Company Quality Accreditations: ISO 9001:2015,
classified as a first-class contractor in (ESCO) by the Saudi Energy Efficiency 14001:2015 and 18001:2007 certified.
the field of Communication Electronics Center (SEEC).
and Electrical Works by the Ministry of
Municipal and Rural Affairs.
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
Founders
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Company Name Business Plan
Organization structure
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XYZ
CEO
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
Market Size
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Saudi Arabia will see significant growth in all major
$27 areas of digital technology from Internet of Things
(IoT) to cloud computing, increasing thereby the
Billion entire size of the information and communication
technology (ICT) sector to $27 billion by 2025
There is a plan to replace old substations,
160 transformers, and other infrastructure to reduce
energy wastage. It is estimated that the Kingdom
GW
needs to increase power-generation capacity from
82GW in 2018 to 160GW in 2040.
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Oil & Gas Petrochemicals Utilities
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
Product Portfolios
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Plant control & Industrial Technical
Automation Consultation Applications manpower
Services
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1 Plant Control & Automation
Projects
DCS and PLC implementation, PI and HMI development, etc.
04 Conduct R&D
Activities
Conduct a comprehensive review of you R&D activities to determine the incentives
that will be most beneficial to your company. We will produce a series of
individual recommendations concerning the incentives that may be
applicable for each of your R&D projects.
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Our knowledge of operations experts combined with
professional holistic methodologies helps us partner our
customers in their transformation journey and develop
solutions that meet their needs.
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Our technical manpower supply capabilities include the posting
of consultants, skilled subject matter experts, who can operate
on both a permanent and ad-hoc basis. Prepared for service at
short notice, they are available to undertake both onshore and
offshore roles.
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
Competitive Analysis
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Wipro Radix Eng PAS Aigcom Crayon
Company Started 1945 2010 2014 2020 2002
Revenue ($ Mn)
8341.72 4,359.04 2292.74
2020-2021
No. of employees 220000+ 5000+ 1100+ 50+ 3300+
Rio de Janeiro and Houston,
Headquartered Bangalore, Karnataka Madison, Ala., USA Oslo, Oslo
TX Alkurnaish, Al Khobar Saudi Arabia
Consulting, Business Process Outsourcing, Business Automation Asset Management, OT
Application Services, Infrastructure Management, Integrity from the sensor to the Artificial Intelligence , Machine
Assess & Migrate, Govern &
Products / Services Cloud Services, Product and Engineering Services, Software, Automation, cloud, Operation Learning , MOM, MES, Data Analytics, Optimize, Operate & Support and
Mobility, Datacentre Managed Services, Software Engineering, Technology. Management/Process Safety, Remote RPA, Drones, 3D printing, Robotics,
application management, Data Analytics & AI and Delivery Services, Remote and IR4.0 Innovate & Accelerate services.
Digital Operations and Platform Operations.
Agility, ethics, innovation, Sustainable profitability, performance Cost-effective and value-driven digital Integrity, customer-focused, Quality
Key Value and Agility, Focus on sustainability
propositions Inovation, performance and brand/status. focus on the human being and over procedure, innovation and consulting services, innovation, digital with carbon savings solutions in
commitment. customer-focused. technologies and solutions. Energy sector and innovation.
Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Banking, Capital
Agribusiness, Food and drinks, Oil & Gas, Refining & Chemicals, Oil & Gas, Chemicals, Manufacturing,
Markets, Communications Consumer Electronics
Cement, Construction, Energy, Power Generation, Metals, Mining & Electrical & Renewable Utilities, Retail, Travel, Consumer Goods,
Target industries Consumer Packaged Goods Engineering,
Financial, Mining, Minerals, Pulp Paper, General Process Water & Waste Water Utility, Mineral Wellness.
Construction &, Operations, Healthcare, Insurance,
Petrochemicals, Oil&Gas. Industries. Resources.
Medical Devices
Operating capital, Recurring
Revenue model Revenues from the sale of products and services.
revenues
Adobe, Altizon, appOrbit, Amazon Web Services, Verum Partners, Skanska on HxGN
Ambev, johnson and johnson, AVEVA, Enablon, GP Strategies,
Existing Customers Biz2Credit, CDAIT, Cisco, CloudVelox, Cumulocity, Chevron, Raizen, RIOCard, SMART Build, eVision, Honeywell, Rockwell Automation, Skylark Drones, Acronis, Adobe, AWS, Citrix,
DataStax, Episerver,IMC, Industrial Internet Bayer Technology Services, SCHÉDIO, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Vmware.
CNS, Anbima, Vallourec. Marlinks.
Consortium Radix.
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• Strong understanding of local market
• Saudi Vision 2030 will work as catalyst
• Diversified portfolio across technology, communication, energy sector
• Strong team with good experience of working in local market
• The company has extremely good performance in the
new markets and has built expertise at entering new markets
WEAKNESS
• Customer loyalty is less
• High dependency on 3rd party technology providers
OPPORTUNITIES
• Saudi Vision 2030 will work as catalyst for the overall growth of
the company
• High demand of technology due to shift towards industry 4.0
THREATS
• Highly competitive market due to no barrier to entry to global players
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
Target Market
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Industry 4.0
Market size is
reach by 2028
222.4 projected to
Billion U S D
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Strategic Partnerships
Value propositions The new company will hire and train data analytics
and AI experts to address the gap in the industry.
We will provide these expertise for the Asset
We will sell their technologies (license) along with doing Heavy Industry companies.
the implementation.
Also we will provide services to customers to solve their
needs by implementing new solutions by utilizing existing
solutions or develop new ones utilizing latest digital
transformation and advanced technologies (IR4.0
technologies).
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Key Prospects to targer
SASREF AGOC
SADCO Shell Refining Company Aramco Gulf Operations
Company, Saudi Arabia-Kuwait
Neutral Zone
Pricing Strategy
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SaaS business model / Monthly retainer
Flexibility for customers and increased NPV for investors
Flexibility to align spend with value Greater flexibility leads to cross sell
received and higher product consumption
Customer
benefits from
Subscription
SaaS results in higher lifetime value for
SaaS results in lower Total Cost of
XYZ versus On-Prem Subscription with
Ownership for customers compared to
higher pricing and better insight into
On-Prem Subscription
product consumption
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Customer
New Business Segmentation, Partner & Channel Optimize our Selling
Operational
Growth Strategic Markets & Expansion Model
Excellence
Industry
Diversification
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3 months 6 months 9 months
12 months
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Milestones for the next three to five years post establishing the business
MS #2
Securing the funds
to operate the MS #4
startup company Go Live
MS #1 MS #3 MS #5
Getting the C-suite Establishing the Securing first order
team selected with office in Houston
defined roles
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1 Company Introduction
2 Management Team
3 Market Overview
4 Product/Service Overview
5 Competitive Landscape
7 Financial summary
Financial Summary
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US $ 5.5 Mn In USD 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
Net Income Revenue 1,244,842 2,251,357 4,552,995 8,432,243 12,127,569
Operating Expenses -
1,900,436 3,419,077 4,758,002 5,441,116 6,276,168
Bottom Up
US $ 2 Mn Depreciation &
1,07,584 144,455 173,410 224,363 252,619
Amortization
Funding Requirement Net Income (763,177) (1,312,175) (378,417) 2,766,764 5,598,781
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Revenue Operating Expenses - Bottom Up Net Income
14,000,000
12,000,000
5.5 Mn
USD
10,000,000
Net Income by 2025
In
8,000,000
6,000,000
4,000,000
2,000,000
0
2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
-2,000,000
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Person Email
Phone Address
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The construction of electrical substation up to 380kV
projects includes electromechanical works, civil works
and ICT work.