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        SBMT TEAM
             selection round case study




   KOZIK ANDREW                     MACOKIN NIKITA

NESTSIARCHUK VALERIA              FEDASEVICH EVGENIA
Strategy
Strategy 1: City expansion                                          Strategy 2: Country expansion
The main advantage of this strategy is strengthening                Spreading PeakGym chain throughout the
the position of PeakGym in Maywell. In this case, the               country. Aim is to open new gyms in major cities
service covers all the market segments (mass-market,                Sunhall and Berryhill using borrowed funds.
upper class, low-cost ).
Maintenance of the same         Opening of new clubs is             New     markets     of
                                                                                             Obstacles to quality control
service level in each club      costly                              earnings and influence
doesn’t require much labor
                                                                    Increase in reputation   Adaptation to foreign markets
Monopolystic price setting      Limited in size market
Good groundwork for further     Certain difficulties with           Economy of scale
enlargment                      gaining a substantial part of       in procurement
                                                                                             Significant increase in liabilities
Centralized management          market share
                                                                    Centralized              due to purchase of new assets
                                                                    management
Strategy 3: Franchising
Dealership is a powerful business maneuvering that combines benefits of both strategies mentioned
above. Moreover, drawback points are minimal.
Easy adaptation to market    Royalty payment               Quality control management system demands considerable effort
Expansion          without   Economies      of     scale   Start up cost
investment in assets         in procurement



     SBMT TEAM                                                                                                              2
Franchising (1)
Review of chosen strategy
We need a strategy that could increase brand awareness, raise revenue and maintain the high quality of
service, without considerable investment in assets. Franchising successfully copes with these tasks. Franchisees
are exempted from entrance fees , however, they are to pay 8% royalty from their turnover. With these
conditions, additional 700K of revenue is projected within 5 years.

Marketing and promotions                    Sales channels                                  Additional services
• Clients of our opponents get a discount   • Hairdressers (maintain the current tactics)   • Facebook,    Twitter   and   mobile    app
                                                                                              support
                                            • Packed in carton box gift coupons, that are
• Events: competitions, marathons             sold in sport shops.                        • Fruit bar, socks, clean blankets etc.
                                            • Magazines promotion codes
• Discount in partner sport shops                                                           • Building a community of sport-lovers
                                            • Groupon service

Other                                       HR
• Finance: Liquidate current loans and use Creation of special department, that
                                                                                            Franchisees support
  long term liabilities                    will control the quality of service at           •Available week training for staff
• Segmentation: PeakGym and PeakGym
                                           clubs of our franchisee. This group of           •Newsletter,      meetings       and
                                           people consist of 1 Director, 2 IT               seminars, toll-free phone line,
  Youth
                                           specialist, 2 Marketers.
• HR: reduce the amount of cashiers and
                                                                                            regional advertising,
  create the new “franchise-control” Also we reduce the amount of cashiers                  •Marketing campaign & vendor
  department                               in several clubs.                                program
• Price: Changes in price

     SBMT TEAM                                                                                                                       3
Franchising (2)
 Essence of strategy
 Prognostic calculation of receipt of royal payments is presented below.
 Planned royalty payment is 8% of gross profit.


No growth issales per club per Therefore, we need a strategy that could increase brand
 Expected average
                     stagnation.
                                                Financial achievements in 5 year perspective
awareness, raise revenue and maintain the hight quality of service, without considerable
 year                                   850 000
                                                Year                        1
investment in assets. Franchising successfully cope with these tasks. Franchisees are    3            5
 Royalty rate                                8%
                                                Number of partner
exemptedclub for the 1st year of fees , however, they are to pay 8% royalty from their turnover.
                from entrance
 Capacity of a                                                              1            5            11
                                                clubs
On these conditions, in 5 years perspective we will get additional 700K of revenue. No
 functioning                               80%
                                                Royalty paid per year     54400        312800      707200
growth is stagnation. Therefore, we need a strategy that could increase brand
 Royalty from a full functioning club    68000
awareness, raise revenue and maintain the hight quality of service, without considerable
                                                              1 year  2year     3 year     4 year   5 year
investment in assets.club
 Royalty from a newly opened             54400
                                  Franchising successfully cope with these tasks. Franchisees are
exempted fromyear from fees , however, they are to pay 8% royalty from100% turnover.
 Royalty payment per
 clubs:
                         entrance               1     club      80%    100%       100%
                                                                                              their 100%
On these conditions, in 5 years perspective we will get additional 700K of100%
 2011(+ 1 new club)                      54400
                                                2-3 clubs               80%       100%        revenue.100%

2012 (1 + 2)                     176800   3-5 clubs                                        80%            100%           100%
2013 (3 + 2)                     312800   5-8 clubs                                                        80%           100%
2014 (5 + 3)                     503200   8-11 clubs                                                                      80%
2015 (8 + 3)                     707200
                                          Level of franchisee profitability relatively to the average profitability of our 1 club

      SBMT TEAM                                                                                                                     4
Segmentation
 FitLife, our nb.1 competitor, utilizes a low-pricing strategy. In order not to lose our clients, we need to
 reconsider our prices. Based on target analysis, we highlighted 2 priority groups: middle-aged and
 youth. Middle-aged audience is relatively insensitive to price, therefore, we’ve decided to review
 pricing for youth. However, the aim is not move to a low-cost segment, but to maintain high quality
 service. Reviewed pricing is presented on this slide.

Peak Gym pricing table
                                                                                 Review pricing will be carried out in club nb.1
Type                Time              Full Pool only Gym only Trainings
                                      ticket                   only*             only, therefore, the name will be changed into
Full time 6 months    07:00 - 23:00      999       430     380       490         Peak Gym Youth. The new university will be
(10% discount)                                                                   opened soon, so more new students are
Full time             07:00- 23:00       192         80          70        90
Morning               07:00- 12:00       115         48          42        54
                                                                                 expected to join us.
Evening               18:00- 23:00       115         48          42        54
Students (morning –   09:00- 16:00       134         56          49        63    Peak Gym Youth is not available for franchise.
noon)
Weekends only         07:00- 23:00        58         24          21        27

Peak Gym Youth pricing
Type               Time               Full ticket Pool only Gym only Trainings
                                                                     only*                                 Other




                                                                                 New memberships in
Full time 6 months 07:00 - 23:00              918       378      357       459                        Upper Class



                                                                                       2011
Full time             07:00- 23:00          170        70        66        85                         Middle-age
Morning               07:00- 12:00          105        43        38        49                              Youth
Evening               18:00- 23:00          105        43        38        49
                                                                                                          Muscle
Weekends only         07:00- 23:00           53        22        19        23
group of 5                                  140        60        55        70                                       0   500   1000   1500   2000   2500



       SBMT TEAM                                                                                                                                   5
Marketing
Strategy of competition
Fit life provides the same range of services, but it’s prices are about 15% lower than Peak Gym’s prices. To
compete with Fit Life and be successful on the market a new marketing plan has been created. To implement it
marketing costs are being increased by 60 000 USD. Actions are listed below.

Advertising                        Promotion                                                      Sales channels
                                   New discount program will include 20% discount for a group     Coupons in packages with purchase
Billboards with our advertising
                                   of 5 students and 10% discount for those who have left         of sport related goods in one of the
(see       appendix)      near
                                   competitors and switched to Peak Gym. These measures           partner sport shops; coupon codes in
competitors’ gyms .
                                   will stimulate inflow of students, who prefer to attend gyms   sports magazines (men’s health, etc.)
Aim is to increase Peak Gym
brand awareness and stimulate      in groups.                                                     Hairdressers – entrepreneurs 30 000
competitors‘ clients to change                                                                    coupons.
their gym.                         With purchase of 6-month group full ticket, clients will
                                   receive a discount for partner sport shops of goods related    Wrapped gift coupons          will   be
Distribution of leaflets in        to gym.                                                        distributed in sport shops.
universities, in order to inform
about the new Peak Gym             Organization of Annual Peak Marathon in Maywell.               +10% Growth         - 14 000 USD
Youth and new discount system
for students.
                                   Annual competition between clients in different sports
5% Growth        -10 000 USD       (swimming, running, benching, etc)

                                   Peak Gym community on social networks (twitter,
                                   Facebook)
                                   +15% Growth                   - 36 000 USD




      SBMT TEAM                                                                                                                        6
                                                                                                                                       6
Improving quality of services


     Introduction of Fruit bar,   Implementation of free mobile         Workshops for trainers.
     free    bottled    water,    application for Peak Gym group
     towels, shower gel and       clients, which can store records,
                                  give advice about different kind of
     socks for clients.
                                  sports, show news and discounts in
                                  Peak Gyms.

           Price: 6 000 $                   Price: 5 000 $                   Price: 10 000 $




     Introduction of              Establishing a relax zone in Peak     Classes     for children
     waterproof mp3 players       Gym club #4 (there are spare          (whose parents are busy
     for swimmers.                200square meters available)           with training)
          Price: 2 000 $                   Price: 7 000 $                      Price: 0 $



SBMT TEAM                                                                                          7
Finance analysis and projection
                                                                                 2009        2010        2011 2012(+1club)*        2014 (+5clubs)*      2016 (+11clubs)*
Last year’s financial performance of company        SALES                    3 438 583   4 017 396   4 959 681           6 314 890            6 946 379         7502089,035
                                                    1 TIME VISITS             113 584     138 277     159 018
was poor, e.g. operating income decreased by        GYM RENT                   64 536      67 469      74 216
                                                                                                                           190 822
                                                                                                                            74216
61.96% to 163.433USD against 429.71USD in           MEMBERSHIPS              3 260 463   3 811 651   4 726 447           6 049 852
                                                    COGS                     2 019 452   2 390 718   3 442 580
2010. According to our analysis, expense items                               1 058 400   1 095 600   1 528 800
                                                                                                                         3 370 000
                                                                                                                         1 528 000
                                                                                                                                             3 670 000
                                                                                                                                             1 700 000
                                                                                                                                                                 4 000 000
                                                    VARIABLE                                                                                                     1 910 000
raised significantly due to the opening of a new    SALARIES                 1 058 400   1 095 600   1 528 800           1 528 000           1 700 000           1 910 000

5th       gym:       Variable      and      Fixed   GYM TRAINERS (17)         330 000
                                                                              468 000
                                                                                          330 000
                                                                                          468 000
                                                                                                      510 000
                                                                                                      684 000
                                                                                                                           510 000
                                                                                                                           684 000
                                                                                                                                               600 000
                                                                                                                                               730 000
                                                                                                                                                                   700 000
                                                                                                                                                                   800 000
                                                    AEROBICS TRAINERS (19)
salaries,     Administrative     expenses     and   YOGA TRAINERS (4)          74 400     111 600     148 800              148 000             170 000             200 000

rent/utilities went up, which led to dramatic       SWIMMING TRAINERS (5)     186 000
                                                                              961 052
                                                                                          186 000
                                                                                         1 295 118
                                                                                                      186 000
                                                                                                     1 913 780
                                                                                                                           186 000
                                                                                                                         1 842 000
                                                                                                                                               200 000
                                                                                                                                             1 970 000
                                                                                                                                                                   210 000
                                                    FIXED                                                                                                        2 090 000
decline in profitability (Attachment 2).            SALARIES                  581 998     689 999     900 000              792 000             850000              890 000
                                                    CLUBS' MANAGERS (5)       221 998     221 999     270 000              270 000                                 310 000
                                                                                                                                               300000
                                                    CASHIERS/ADMINISTRATO     198 000     270 000     360 000              252 000             270 000             280 000
*It is projected that in 5 years       after        RS (20)
implementing     our strategy of franchising        TECH SUPPORT (15)         162 000
                                                                              135 357
                                                                                          198 000
                                                                                          280 189
                                                                                                      270 000
                                                                                                      567 000
                                                                                                                           270 000             280 000             300 000
                                                                                                                                                                   680 000
                                                    RENT                                                                   580 000             630 000
PeakGym will have sales at the level of             WATTER                    243 697     324 930     446 780                                                      520 000
                                                    SUPPLIES/ELECTRICITY
7’502’089 USD and net profit increase to            GROSS PROFIT             1 419 131   1 626 678   1 517 101
                                                                                                                           470 000
                                                                                                                         2 944 890
                                                                                                                                               490 000
                                                                                                                                             3 276 379           3 502 089
1’559’271 USD due to additional incomes             GROSS PROFIT MARGIN        41,27%      40,49%      30,59%                 47%                 47%                 47%
                                                    ADMINISTRATION            337 704     492 477     540 345              728 000             848800              948 304
from franchisee.                                    EXPENSES
                                                    SALARIES (+5)             264 600     416 100     438 000              618 000             730000              820 000
                                                    OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE       73 104      76 377     102 345              110 000             118800               128304
                                                    EXPENSES
                                                    MARKETING AND              60 000      57 000      75 000              135 000             168 750             210 938
                                                    ADVERTISING
                                                    EXTERNAL COMMISSIONS       30 000      60 000      89 000               95000              140000              170 000
                                                    PAID
                                                    DEPRECIATION AND          519 505     587 500     649 313           746709,95         858716,4425         987523,9089
                                                    AMORTIZATION
                                                    OPERATING PROFIT          471 922     429 701     163 443            1 240 180           1 260 112           1 185 324
                                                    OPERATING MARGIN           13,72%      10,70%       3,30%                 20%                 18%                  16%
                                                    OTHER INCOME (ROYALTY)                                                  54 400             312800               707200
                                                    FINANCIAL EXPENSES        178 258     153 659     146 063              146 063             150000              160 000
                                                    PROFIT BEFORE TAX         293 664     276 042      17 379            1 148 517           1 422 912           1 732 524
                                                    INCOME TAX                 29 366      27 604       1 738          11485,1681         142291,2294         173252,3626
                                                    NET PROFIT                264 298     248 438      15 641            1 137 032           1 280 621           1 559 271
                                                    NET PROFIT MARGIN           7,69%       6,18%       0,32%                 18%                 18%                  21%




       SBMT TEAM                                                                                                                                                  8
Attachment 1: Peak Gym group structure




   SBMT TEAM                        9
Attachment 2
Analysis of expenditures                                                 Royalty
                                2009       2010        2011 Growth , %
                                                                         850 000 – average sales per club (R = 110.5)
Salaries(33+12)              32072,73   33200,00   33973,33      2,33%
Gym trainers (17)            19411,76   19411,76   30000,00              80% - 680 000 (R = 88.4)
Aerobics trainers (19)       24631,58   24631,58   36000,00              13% = royalty
Yoga trainers (4)            18600,00   27900,00   37200,00
                                                                         1st year = 88.4
Swimming trainers (5)        37200,00   37200,00   37200,00
Clubs' managers (4+1)        55499,50   55499,75   54000,00     -2,70%   2nd year = 110.5 + 2*88.4 = 287.3
Cashiers/administrators                                                  3rd year = 110.5*3 + 88.4*2 = 331.5 + 176.8 = 508.3
(15+5)                       13200,00 18000,00 18000,00         0,00%
                                                                         4th year = 110.5*5 + 88.4*3 = 552.5 + 265.2 = 817.7
Tech support (11+4)          14727,27 18000,00 18000,00         0,00%
Rent(1200+450+1500)             82,03   169,81   180,00         6,00%    5th year = 110.5*8 + 2*88.4 = 884 + 176.8 =1060.8
Water
supplies/electricity(1710+
950+1200+450+1500)              56,54      75,39      76,90     2,00%




        SBMT TEAM                                                                                                              10

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SBMT TEAM // CASE SOLUTION // Peaktime

  • 1. 2012 SBMT TEAM selection round case study KOZIK ANDREW MACOKIN NIKITA NESTSIARCHUK VALERIA FEDASEVICH EVGENIA
  • 2. Strategy Strategy 1: City expansion Strategy 2: Country expansion The main advantage of this strategy is strengthening Spreading PeakGym chain throughout the the position of PeakGym in Maywell. In this case, the country. Aim is to open new gyms in major cities service covers all the market segments (mass-market, Sunhall and Berryhill using borrowed funds. upper class, low-cost ). Maintenance of the same Opening of new clubs is New markets of Obstacles to quality control service level in each club costly earnings and influence doesn’t require much labor Increase in reputation Adaptation to foreign markets Monopolystic price setting Limited in size market Good groundwork for further Certain difficulties with Economy of scale enlargment gaining a substantial part of in procurement Significant increase in liabilities Centralized management market share Centralized due to purchase of new assets management Strategy 3: Franchising Dealership is a powerful business maneuvering that combines benefits of both strategies mentioned above. Moreover, drawback points are minimal. Easy adaptation to market Royalty payment Quality control management system demands considerable effort Expansion without Economies of scale Start up cost investment in assets in procurement SBMT TEAM 2
  • 3. Franchising (1) Review of chosen strategy We need a strategy that could increase brand awareness, raise revenue and maintain the high quality of service, without considerable investment in assets. Franchising successfully copes with these tasks. Franchisees are exempted from entrance fees , however, they are to pay 8% royalty from their turnover. With these conditions, additional 700K of revenue is projected within 5 years. Marketing and promotions Sales channels Additional services • Clients of our opponents get a discount • Hairdressers (maintain the current tactics) • Facebook, Twitter and mobile app support • Packed in carton box gift coupons, that are • Events: competitions, marathons sold in sport shops. • Fruit bar, socks, clean blankets etc. • Magazines promotion codes • Discount in partner sport shops • Building a community of sport-lovers • Groupon service Other HR • Finance: Liquidate current loans and use Creation of special department, that Franchisees support long term liabilities will control the quality of service at •Available week training for staff • Segmentation: PeakGym and PeakGym clubs of our franchisee. This group of •Newsletter, meetings and people consist of 1 Director, 2 IT seminars, toll-free phone line, Youth specialist, 2 Marketers. • HR: reduce the amount of cashiers and regional advertising, create the new “franchise-control” Also we reduce the amount of cashiers •Marketing campaign & vendor department in several clubs. program • Price: Changes in price SBMT TEAM 3
  • 4. Franchising (2) Essence of strategy Prognostic calculation of receipt of royal payments is presented below. Planned royalty payment is 8% of gross profit. No growth issales per club per Therefore, we need a strategy that could increase brand Expected average stagnation. Financial achievements in 5 year perspective awareness, raise revenue and maintain the hight quality of service, without considerable year 850 000 Year 1 investment in assets. Franchising successfully cope with these tasks. Franchisees are 3 5 Royalty rate 8% Number of partner exemptedclub for the 1st year of fees , however, they are to pay 8% royalty from their turnover. from entrance Capacity of a 1 5 11 clubs On these conditions, in 5 years perspective we will get additional 700K of revenue. No functioning 80% Royalty paid per year 54400 312800 707200 growth is stagnation. Therefore, we need a strategy that could increase brand Royalty from a full functioning club 68000 awareness, raise revenue and maintain the hight quality of service, without considerable 1 year 2year 3 year 4 year 5 year investment in assets.club Royalty from a newly opened 54400 Franchising successfully cope with these tasks. Franchisees are exempted fromyear from fees , however, they are to pay 8% royalty from100% turnover. Royalty payment per clubs: entrance 1 club 80% 100% 100% their 100% On these conditions, in 5 years perspective we will get additional 700K of100% 2011(+ 1 new club) 54400 2-3 clubs 80% 100% revenue.100% 2012 (1 + 2) 176800 3-5 clubs 80% 100% 100% 2013 (3 + 2) 312800 5-8 clubs 80% 100% 2014 (5 + 3) 503200 8-11 clubs 80% 2015 (8 + 3) 707200 Level of franchisee profitability relatively to the average profitability of our 1 club SBMT TEAM 4
  • 5. Segmentation FitLife, our nb.1 competitor, utilizes a low-pricing strategy. In order not to lose our clients, we need to reconsider our prices. Based on target analysis, we highlighted 2 priority groups: middle-aged and youth. Middle-aged audience is relatively insensitive to price, therefore, we’ve decided to review pricing for youth. However, the aim is not move to a low-cost segment, but to maintain high quality service. Reviewed pricing is presented on this slide. Peak Gym pricing table Review pricing will be carried out in club nb.1 Type Time Full Pool only Gym only Trainings ticket only* only, therefore, the name will be changed into Full time 6 months 07:00 - 23:00 999 430 380 490 Peak Gym Youth. The new university will be (10% discount) opened soon, so more new students are Full time 07:00- 23:00 192 80 70 90 Morning 07:00- 12:00 115 48 42 54 expected to join us. Evening 18:00- 23:00 115 48 42 54 Students (morning – 09:00- 16:00 134 56 49 63 Peak Gym Youth is not available for franchise. noon) Weekends only 07:00- 23:00 58 24 21 27 Peak Gym Youth pricing Type Time Full ticket Pool only Gym only Trainings only* Other New memberships in Full time 6 months 07:00 - 23:00 918 378 357 459 Upper Class 2011 Full time 07:00- 23:00 170 70 66 85 Middle-age Morning 07:00- 12:00 105 43 38 49 Youth Evening 18:00- 23:00 105 43 38 49 Muscle Weekends only 07:00- 23:00 53 22 19 23 group of 5 140 60 55 70 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 SBMT TEAM 5
  • 6. Marketing Strategy of competition Fit life provides the same range of services, but it’s prices are about 15% lower than Peak Gym’s prices. To compete with Fit Life and be successful on the market a new marketing plan has been created. To implement it marketing costs are being increased by 60 000 USD. Actions are listed below. Advertising Promotion Sales channels New discount program will include 20% discount for a group Coupons in packages with purchase Billboards with our advertising of 5 students and 10% discount for those who have left of sport related goods in one of the (see appendix) near competitors and switched to Peak Gym. These measures partner sport shops; coupon codes in competitors’ gyms . will stimulate inflow of students, who prefer to attend gyms sports magazines (men’s health, etc.) Aim is to increase Peak Gym brand awareness and stimulate in groups. Hairdressers – entrepreneurs 30 000 competitors‘ clients to change coupons. their gym. With purchase of 6-month group full ticket, clients will receive a discount for partner sport shops of goods related Wrapped gift coupons will be Distribution of leaflets in to gym. distributed in sport shops. universities, in order to inform about the new Peak Gym Organization of Annual Peak Marathon in Maywell. +10% Growth - 14 000 USD Youth and new discount system for students. Annual competition between clients in different sports 5% Growth -10 000 USD (swimming, running, benching, etc) Peak Gym community on social networks (twitter, Facebook) +15% Growth - 36 000 USD SBMT TEAM 6 6
  • 7. Improving quality of services Introduction of Fruit bar, Implementation of free mobile Workshops for trainers. free bottled water, application for Peak Gym group towels, shower gel and clients, which can store records, give advice about different kind of socks for clients. sports, show news and discounts in Peak Gyms. Price: 6 000 $ Price: 5 000 $ Price: 10 000 $ Introduction of Establishing a relax zone in Peak Classes for children waterproof mp3 players Gym club #4 (there are spare (whose parents are busy for swimmers. 200square meters available) with training) Price: 2 000 $ Price: 7 000 $ Price: 0 $ SBMT TEAM 7
  • 8. Finance analysis and projection 2009 2010 2011 2012(+1club)* 2014 (+5clubs)* 2016 (+11clubs)* Last year’s financial performance of company SALES 3 438 583 4 017 396 4 959 681 6 314 890 6 946 379 7502089,035 1 TIME VISITS 113 584 138 277 159 018 was poor, e.g. operating income decreased by GYM RENT 64 536 67 469 74 216 190 822 74216 61.96% to 163.433USD against 429.71USD in MEMBERSHIPS 3 260 463 3 811 651 4 726 447 6 049 852 COGS 2 019 452 2 390 718 3 442 580 2010. According to our analysis, expense items 1 058 400 1 095 600 1 528 800 3 370 000 1 528 000 3 670 000 1 700 000 4 000 000 VARIABLE 1 910 000 raised significantly due to the opening of a new SALARIES 1 058 400 1 095 600 1 528 800 1 528 000 1 700 000 1 910 000 5th gym: Variable and Fixed GYM TRAINERS (17) 330 000 468 000 330 000 468 000 510 000 684 000 510 000 684 000 600 000 730 000 700 000 800 000 AEROBICS TRAINERS (19) salaries, Administrative expenses and YOGA TRAINERS (4) 74 400 111 600 148 800 148 000 170 000 200 000 rent/utilities went up, which led to dramatic SWIMMING TRAINERS (5) 186 000 961 052 186 000 1 295 118 186 000 1 913 780 186 000 1 842 000 200 000 1 970 000 210 000 FIXED 2 090 000 decline in profitability (Attachment 2). SALARIES 581 998 689 999 900 000 792 000 850000 890 000 CLUBS' MANAGERS (5) 221 998 221 999 270 000 270 000 310 000 300000 CASHIERS/ADMINISTRATO 198 000 270 000 360 000 252 000 270 000 280 000 *It is projected that in 5 years after RS (20) implementing our strategy of franchising TECH SUPPORT (15) 162 000 135 357 198 000 280 189 270 000 567 000 270 000 280 000 300 000 680 000 RENT 580 000 630 000 PeakGym will have sales at the level of WATTER 243 697 324 930 446 780 520 000 SUPPLIES/ELECTRICITY 7’502’089 USD and net profit increase to GROSS PROFIT 1 419 131 1 626 678 1 517 101 470 000 2 944 890 490 000 3 276 379 3 502 089 1’559’271 USD due to additional incomes GROSS PROFIT MARGIN 41,27% 40,49% 30,59% 47% 47% 47% ADMINISTRATION 337 704 492 477 540 345 728 000 848800 948 304 from franchisee. EXPENSES SALARIES (+5) 264 600 416 100 438 000 618 000 730000 820 000 OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE 73 104 76 377 102 345 110 000 118800 128304 EXPENSES MARKETING AND 60 000 57 000 75 000 135 000 168 750 210 938 ADVERTISING EXTERNAL COMMISSIONS 30 000 60 000 89 000 95000 140000 170 000 PAID DEPRECIATION AND 519 505 587 500 649 313 746709,95 858716,4425 987523,9089 AMORTIZATION OPERATING PROFIT 471 922 429 701 163 443 1 240 180 1 260 112 1 185 324 OPERATING MARGIN 13,72% 10,70% 3,30% 20% 18% 16% OTHER INCOME (ROYALTY) 54 400 312800 707200 FINANCIAL EXPENSES 178 258 153 659 146 063 146 063 150000 160 000 PROFIT BEFORE TAX 293 664 276 042 17 379 1 148 517 1 422 912 1 732 524 INCOME TAX 29 366 27 604 1 738 11485,1681 142291,2294 173252,3626 NET PROFIT 264 298 248 438 15 641 1 137 032 1 280 621 1 559 271 NET PROFIT MARGIN 7,69% 6,18% 0,32% 18% 18% 21% SBMT TEAM 8
  • 9. Attachment 1: Peak Gym group structure SBMT TEAM 9
  • 10. Attachment 2 Analysis of expenditures Royalty 2009 2010 2011 Growth , % 850 000 – average sales per club (R = 110.5) Salaries(33+12) 32072,73 33200,00 33973,33 2,33% Gym trainers (17) 19411,76 19411,76 30000,00 80% - 680 000 (R = 88.4) Aerobics trainers (19) 24631,58 24631,58 36000,00 13% = royalty Yoga trainers (4) 18600,00 27900,00 37200,00 1st year = 88.4 Swimming trainers (5) 37200,00 37200,00 37200,00 Clubs' managers (4+1) 55499,50 55499,75 54000,00 -2,70% 2nd year = 110.5 + 2*88.4 = 287.3 Cashiers/administrators 3rd year = 110.5*3 + 88.4*2 = 331.5 + 176.8 = 508.3 (15+5) 13200,00 18000,00 18000,00 0,00% 4th year = 110.5*5 + 88.4*3 = 552.5 + 265.2 = 817.7 Tech support (11+4) 14727,27 18000,00 18000,00 0,00% Rent(1200+450+1500) 82,03 169,81 180,00 6,00% 5th year = 110.5*8 + 2*88.4 = 884 + 176.8 =1060.8 Water supplies/electricity(1710+ 950+1200+450+1500) 56,54 75,39 76,90 2,00% SBMT TEAM 10