DDD Interactive Kiosk Development Ltd. plans to invest $3-4 million to establish a software company to develop technologies for an auto parts distribution center in Ontario. The software company will develop 3D display terminals, cloud computing, RFID warehouse management, and mobile apps. It aims to generate a return on investment of less than 5% initially, reaching 8% after one year. The distribution center will consolidate auto parts from over 300 local manufacturers and demonstrate and deliver them efficiently to shops and consumers. This is expected to increase sales and competition for the manufacturers.
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Oapdd brief investment plan rev1 - software company
1. DDD Interactive Kiosk Development Ltd.
Ontario Auto Parts Distribution Development Ltd.
Investment Plan
(Software Company)
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Date: January 4 , 2013
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2. DDD Interactive Kiosk Development Ltd.
1 Executive Summary
OAPDD intends to develop, construct and manage auto parts distribution centre and OAPDD will
set up the parts distribution center in the Waterloo Region to help the local parts suppliers and
auto service shops in the aftermarket industry. Through our innovative distribution platform, the
auto parts manufactured by ON 300 plus local parts manufactures will be demonstrated and
delivered to the end consumers or auto service shops timely, efficiently and effectively, which
will result in more business and add competition/sales powers to the parts manufactures.
2 OAPDD Structure and Investments
The materials provided in the following sections are in an intention to set out the basic
investment structure required to establish and fund the OAPDD Project. The preliminary
proposed structure and investments currently contemplate the following:
(a) Three (3) interested Chinese investors will invest approximately $3 to $4 million into a
Canadian incorporated software company (the "Software Company"). The software company will
be involved in the purchase/licensing, development and integration of the technologies referred
to under the heading Advanced Technologies Arrangements below;
Funding into the Software Company is expected to be invested from the Chinese Investment
through Canadian companies (in which Chinese investors will be shareholders) to the Software
Companies, as applicable.
As the OAPDD business plan is executed upon, it is expected that OAPDD will own approximately
15% of the Software Company, and the investors will own the balance of the shares. The
management of the Software Company shall be provided by OAPDD and its management team
and advisors shall consist of software development experts, engineers, accountants, lawyers, and
other professionals. The team has extensive Canadian commercial real estate experience,
software development experience, auto parts distribution experience and also property
management experience, with a strong and well established history in the strategic planning,
management of Property Management and private placement financing.
As consideration for the organization and development of the Corporation and the Projects,
3 Our Objectives;
1. Set up the largest auto parts distributing center in Canada and the largest research and design
center for auto parts manufacturers.
2. Demonstrate and sell auto parts from many manufacturers in one location to provide
consumers with maximum service in a minimum area by using advanced technologies as follows,
? 3D display sales terminals developed and maintained by DDD.
? cloud computing
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? Radio-frequency identification (RFID) smart warehouse management developed and
maintained by DDD.
? cell phone scan for order tracking and genuine part verification
4 Return on Software Company, and expansion plan
Estimated to start from less than 5% for the first year and reach 8% after the first year.
There are other phases to be expanded upon the successful development and operation on
these first two companies.
5 Market Analysis Summary
OAPDD will be participating in an exciting, growing market. Auto aftermarket service has seen
explosive growth in the Canada in the last decade.
Highlights are as follows:
? The aftermarket is now estimated to be worth $19.4 billion and employs 420,000
Canadians representing 50% of all employment in the automotive industry.
? 54% of all vehicles registered in Canada are now over the age of 8 years with the average
age of a vehicle on Canadian roads now standing at 8.54 years.
? There were 22.2 million vehicles registered in 2011 with total annual vehicle kilometers
driven measured at 469.8 billion kilometers or an average of 21,995 kilometers per
vehicle.
? Used vehicle sales represented 65.6% of all vehicles sold in Canada in 2011.
? The average mileage recorded on a retired vehicle is now estimated at 320,000
kilometers.
Ontario is home to five of the world's top automakers, as well as 300+ innovative parts
manufacturers. Our industry employs 88,000 highly skilled workers who produced 2.1+ million
vehicles in 2011 – more than any other North American sub-national jurisdiction.
Canada has been losing market share globally due to having virtually no export markets beyond
the US. According to a report from Scotia Economics, in recent years, Canadian auto part makers
have failed to diversify their business which has caused them to fall out of the list of the top 10
global exporters in the sector. Since there is less demand for auto parts for local and North
American market, the price for the auto parts also goes down. Being able to demonstrate or sell
the ON made auto parts locally and also to other territories are essential to sustain the ON auto
parts manufacturing business.
6 Distribution Patterns/ System Overview
? Smart warehousing technology-high efficiency, accurate
? 3D sale terminal
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? By 8 AM Delivery and worldwide
? With our shipping alliance-Ebox, a by 8 AM system will deliver huge customer benefits of
Unattended Nighttime Delivery.
? Inventory visibility
? Smart phone trace
7 Conclusion
We are confident that the arrangement mentioned above will establish the
Auto Parts Distribution Centre in a timely no-risk manner. This will enable us to swiftly move
through the various stages in tandem and should demonstrate the desired results in an effective
and efficient manner to help the ON auto parts manufacturers, auto service shops in the
aftermarket industry and the end users as well.
Steve Xing, VP of Business Development
Ontario Auto Parts Distribution Development Ltd.
Address: 23 Chase Crescent Cambridge
ON, Canada, N3C 0C5
Tel: 01-519-496-3078
Fax: 01-519-658-2179
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Appendix A Software Development Major Milestone
Software Development Major Milestone
Projected
Cost$
Set up Toronto designning lab, with a team
0-2 Month
of 8-12 people
- Office administration
$293,950
- Recruitment
- Product planning (functionalities & lay out)
3-6 Month Develop prototype
- Detail designing
$185,500
- HW configuration
- SW develop
- Prototyping & testing
- Content making
7-9 Month Develop production process
- Optimize the prototype
- Packaging
$280,850
- Pilot production
- develop quality system
- content
10-12 Month Production ramp up
- Qualification
$273,000
- Process tuning
Selling tested software and engage pilot
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project to start from virtual operation
-
Capital $/year $1,033,300
Total capital required $ for three years $3,099,900
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Appendix C R&D Equipment & Materials
R&D Equipment & Materials
Items Unit Cost Unit Sum
Graphic High-Performance WorkStations $4,000 4 $16,000
60" touch screens pad $800 6 $4,800
AutoDesk SW $20,000 3 $60,000
Modeling SW $10,000 2 $20,000
Unity 3D $2,000 3 $6,000
Sum $106,800
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Appendix D Pro-Forma Income Statement
Pro-Forma Income Statement
Software Development
For 2013 through 2017
Inflation rate 3%
Sales revenue annual
10%
increase rate
After 20 months Development
REVENUE 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year
Selling developed software $1,650,000 $1,815,000 $1,996,500 $2,196,150 $2,415,765
Cost/sales commission $495,000 $509,850 $525,146 $540,900 $557,127
Gross Revenue $1,155,000 $1,305,150 $1,471,355 $1,655,250 $1,858,638
OPERATING EXPENSES
Others as listed in Software Development 1st
12 Months Operation Cost $1,033,300 $1,064,299 $1,096,228 $1,129,115 $1,162,988
Total Operating Expenses $1,033,300 $1,064,299 $1,096,228 $1,129,115 $1,162,988
EBITA $121,700 $240,851 $375,127 $526,135 $695,650
Investment $3,099,900
ROI 3.93% 7.77% 12.10% 16.97% 22.44%
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