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Dental Clinic

Dental education in India was established 91 years ago, when the first dental college was started in Calcutta by Dr. Ahmed in 1920. Diseases such as dental caries, periodontal problems, poor oral hygiene and oral cancers have always been major public health issues in India. It is well known that poor Socioeconomic Status (SES) provides negative impact on favorable dental health awareness, attitude and oral hygiene behavior. Only in the last two decades dental industry has emerged as an field independent from general healthcare. Moreover, efforts of various organizations like, World Health Organization (WHO), Indian Dental Association (IDA) and Dental Council of India (DCI), to increase awareness of oral hygiene have provided major contribution in establishing today’s developing dental industry. The Indian healthcare industry is experiencing quick transformation owing to the increasing demand for quality healthcare. With the increased standard of living in India people are becoming health conscious, shaping a new market which is giving increasing importance to healthy teeth and dental cosmetics. The potential size of India’s dental market is vast and as per the IDA, India is slated to become one of the largest single country markets for overseas dental products and materials.

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Proposed Project Dental College

Capacity of the Plant/Unit (at 100% capacity utilization)

400

Year wise capacity utilization

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100%

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100%

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100%

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100%

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100%

Final Product

Hospital Facility for Dental Patients, Training facility for dental student

Infrastructure and Equipments Required

Land

Building

Employment Generation

1 Principal
10 Professors
15 Assistances/Trainers
1 Vice Principal
8 Lab Assistance
10 Office Staff
10 Sweeper
10 Security Guard
2 Helper
2 Warden

Project Cost (subject to respective DPR) In Lakhs

Land(Own)	-
Civil works and Buildings (158000 sq. ft. @1200/-)	1896.00
Fixed Assets	539.97
Misc. Fixed Assets	10.00
DG set	4.45
Escalation & Contingencies	122.52
Preliminary & Preoperative Expenses	355.45
Sub-total (A)	2928.39
Total Working Capital Required (25% of 1st Year Project Turnover) (B)	2.00
Total Project Cost	2930.39

Means of Finance In Lakhs

	Amount
Term Loan (60% of A)	1,757.03
Working Capital (60% of B)	1.20
Total Loan	1758.23
Equity/Own Contribution	1172.15
Total Funds Required(A+B)	2930.39

Financial Benchmarks

	Year	Year	Year	Year	Year	Year	Year
Target Revenue	432.00	864.00	1296.00	1728.00	1728.00	1728.00	1728.00
Break Even Point	115%	75%	55%	43%	44%	39%	36%
DSCR including Principal Repayment	1.91	2.05	2.12	3.02	3.11	3.21	3.84

Basic Assumptions

Power Rate Per Unit	8.5 Rs / Unit
Power Requirement	448848 Kwh per year
Interest Rate Assumed	8.50%
Repayment Period	27 months Moratorium and 6 years repayment

Others

Training Institutes	N.A.
Whether the service is in the Negative list under NEIDS and MSME? N	No

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