Bibliographic citations
Grados, A., Tamayo, A. (2022). Estudio de prefactibilidad para la instalación de una planta de producción de hamburguesas de pota (dosidicus gigas) con empanizado a base de quinua (chenopodium quinoa Willdenow) y kiwicha (amaranthus caudatus Linnaeus) [Universidad de Lima]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/16774
Grados, A., Tamayo, A. Estudio de prefactibilidad para la instalación de una planta de producción de hamburguesas de pota (dosidicus gigas) con empanizado a base de quinua (chenopodium quinoa Willdenow) y kiwicha (amaranthus caudatus Linnaeus) []. PE: Universidad de Lima; 2022. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/16774
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title = "Estudio de prefactibilidad para la instalación de una planta de producción de hamburguesas de pota (dosidicus gigas) con empanizado a base de quinua (chenopodium quinoa Willdenow) y kiwicha (amaranthus caudatus Linnaeus)",
author = "Tamayo Lee, Ana Paula",
publisher = "Universidad de Lima",
year = "2022"
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The current research project involves the development of a pre-feasibility study to determine the technical, economic, and commercial viability of the installation of a hamburgers production plant. The hamburgers are going to be made of “pota“ (giant squid) and breaded with quinoa and amaranth. In the same way, the project is focused on offering a nutritional and healthy alternative of frozen products made of any type of meat that exists in the food market as an answer for the client's necessities about the last trend towards a better-balanced diet. (La_República, 2018) This research paper is made up of 8 chapters. The first chapter presents the general aspects of the project, including the general objective, the specific objectives, the economic, technological, and social justification of the topic, the hypothesis and the conceptual framework for the development of the research. In the second chapter, the market study is presented, where the target public was considered to be the population of zones 6 and 7 belonging to socioeconomic level A and B of Metropolitan Lima who are between 18 years of age and older, obtaining that the demand for the project for the first year is 135 246 with an average annual growth rate of 2.5%. Likewise, in this chapter it was defined that the finished product will consist of a box of 4 hamburgers with a net weight of 600g in total, which will have a wholesale price of S/. 18.00. In the third chapter, the relevant factors of the possible alternatives were analyzed to find the appropriate location of the plant at the macro and micro levels. The ranking of factors method was used, and the best location was determined to be the district of Ventanilla, located in the department of Lima. In the fourth chapter, the plant size was evaluated based on the relationship to the market, productive resources, technology, and the break-even point, obtaining that the optimum plant size is the size-market ratio equivalent to 148,220 boxes/year. In the fifth chapter, the necessary engineering methods were developed to determine the technology and resources to be used to produce the product, as well as the details of the production process. In addition, the plant capacity equivalent to 208,494 boxes/year was calculated, which was useful for determining the production program for the life of the project. The required areas were also calculated to determine the most appropriate layout for the plant. The sixth chapter presents the company's organization chart, job descriptions and salaries. The seventh chapter details the investments to be made, as well as the operating and financial budgets, and the net cash flow in relation to the previously calculated revenues, costs and expenses. The eighth chapter shows the economic evaluation, obtaining an NPV equivalent to S/. 202,780, an IRR of 34.9% with a payback period of 4.1 years. Likewise, the financial evaluation shows an NPV equivalent to S/.330,444, an IRR of 52.2%, recovering the investment in 2.6 years. Additionally, these values were evaluated by means of financial ratios and sensitivity analysis to verify the ideal scenario for developing the project. Finally, the ninth chapter shows the social evaluation of the project, which evidences the social impact that the implementation and development of the operations of the industrial plant will have with respect to its location.
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