YOUR COFFEE SHOP INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY.

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YOUR COFFEE SHOP INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY

OUR BIG IDEA Your Coffee Shop’s mission is to become the recognized leader in its target market for providing an outstanding selection of premium bagged coffees and coffee drinks.

Revenue Increase per Year INDUSTRY OUTLOOK 20,000 Shops in the USA $10B In Combined Revenue 85% Average Gross Margin $50,000 In Revenue per Worker 10% Revenue Increase per Year SUCCESS

THE MARKET 21% 36% 29% 7% 7% CUSTOMER SEGMENTATION Local Residents Tourists Passing Travelers Students Local Businesses CUSTOMERS GROWTH YR1 YR2 YR3 Local Residents 2% $15000 $15300 $15606 Tourists 5% $25000 $26250 $27563 Passing travelers $20000 $21000 $22050 Students 1% $5000 $5050 $5101 Local Businesses TOTAL 2.8% $70000 $72650 $75420

OUR PREMIUM OFFERINGS Gourmet Bagged Coffee Deluxe Coffee Drinks Delicious Local Food

OUR PREMIUM OFFERINGS Gourmet Bagged Coffee Deluxe Coffee Drinks Delicious Local Food

REVENUE MODEL Bagged Coffee Coffee Beverages Local Food 35 to 40 different varieties Differing flavors, brew strengths, and different regions Specialized coffee inventories Priced by the pound Ranging $4.00 to $40.00 per pound Average $15.00 per pound. Customers choose coffee ground or not onside Variety of coffee beverages Three different size cups Priced from $2.50 for a 12-ounce drip coffee to $5.75 for a 20-ounce latte Provides a steady and reliable source of income Highly predictable and high margin Direct sale of food products Locally sourced Reputable and recognizable vendor and/or chefs. May include sandwiches, bagels, burritos, pastries, and cookies

ANNUAL SALES & GROSS PROFIT SALES FORECAST 3 YEAR SALES SUMMARY YR1 YR2 YR3 TOTAL SALES $702,000 $772,200 $849,420 TOTAL COGS $212,000 $222,600 $233,730 NET PROFIT $490,000 $549,600 $615,690 ANNUAL SALES & GROSS PROFIT

KEY TIMELINE GOALS 2/1/18 5/12/18 8/20/18 11/28/18 Business / Marketing Plan Secure Funding Build Out Grand Opening Achieve 700+ Daily Customers

THE TEAM MANAGER OWNER KEY EMPLOYEE First Last First Last First Last

BUSINESS RATIOS SUCCESS RATIOS FINANCIAL RATIOS YR1 YR2 YR3 PROFIT MARGIN 12.07% 14.95% 17.66% ASSETS TO LIABILITIES 2.83 4.24 7.44 EQUITY TO LIABILITIES 1.83 3.24 6.44 ASSETS TO EQUITY 1.55 1.31 1.16 LIQUIDITY RATIOS YR1 YR2 YR3 ACID TEST 2.34 3.66 6.67 CASH TO ASSETS 0.83 0.86 0.90 SUCCESS RATIOS

MAJOR COMPETITORS Starbucks – 1 mile Caribou Coffee – 2 miles Started the specialty coffee chain phenomena in America in 1982. 99% are company owned. Revenues exceeded $6 billion in 2002. Average store gross revenue is $805,000. Now in 30 countries. Same store sales increased by 10% in 2002. Caribou Coffee – 2 miles Second largest all company-owned chains. Founded in 1992 in Minneapolis. Tully’s – 400 feet The third largest company-owned chain. Another Seattle-born company. The only coffeehouse chain that has not experienced excellent growth every year; business.com cites poor management as the reason. New management seems to leading a turnaround.

REQUIRED FUNDING $55,000 – 21% $100,000 – 39% $50,000 – 20% OTHER INVESTMENT $100,000 – 39% DEBT INVESTOR $50,000 – 20% BANK $50,000 – 20% OWNER EQUITY

FIXED STARTUP EXPENSES USE OF FUNDS LEASE DEPOSIT 1% INITIAL LEASE PAYMENTS 3% FF&E 24% MISCELLANEOUS COSTS 8% IMPROVEMENTS 20% WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT 2% FIXED STARTUP EXPENSES RETAIL BUSINESS INSURANCE 2% WORKING CAPITAL 28% COFFEE SUPLIES INVENTORY 8% MARKETING 4%

THANK YOU! CONTACT US AT: First Last First.Last@email.com 123 123 1234