PIG FARM BUSINESS PLAN

Pig farming is a profitable component of farming in Nigeria that can bring money into your bank account on a regular basis. If you’re into pig farming, you can attest to the fact that you’ll never be short on cash again. The key reason you will profit from this business is that there is a strong demand for pork meat in Nigeria, and the meat sells quickly in the market. Another incentive to consider this business is that pigs reproduce rapidly and expand in great numbers.

This is a Business Plan with clearly mapped out strategies and a Unique Selling Point. A 3-year business financial projection showing the minimum required capital for take-off and ROI plans.

Pig farming, sometimes known as piggery, is a lucrative sector in Nigeria today. In reality, it is one of the most profitable animal breeding businesses in the world, as well as in Nigeria.

This is due to the fact that a sow (female pig) can give birth to up to 10-15 piglets (baby pigs) at a time and can do so twice a year. Consider starting your business with 10 sows and 4 pigs (male pigs). That means you could have up to 300 pigs on your farm in a year.

Another benefit is that pigs grow quickly, thus a pig farmer will be able to sell out quickly and profitably. Assume you can buy 5 piglets for N5000 and sell them for N600,000 or more after feeding them for 24 weeks. That’s a lot of money. Pig meat is also in high demand in the Nigerian market.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0     Executive Summary

1.1     Objectives

1.2     Mission

1.3     Keys to Success

2.0     Company Summary

2.1     Company Ownership

2.2     Company History

Chart: Past Performance

4.0     Market Analysis Summary

4.1     Market Segmentation

Table: Market Analysis

Chart: Market Analysis

4.2     Target Market Segment Strategy

4.3     Service Business Analysis

4.3.1   Competition and Buying Patterns

4.4     Sales Strategy

4.4.1   Sales Forecast

Table: Sales Forecast

Chart: Sales Monthly

Chart: Sales by Year

5.0     Strategy and Implementation Summary

5.1     Competitive Edge

5.2     Marketing Strategy

6.0     Web Plan Summary

6.1     Website Marketing Strategy

6.2     Development Requirements

7.0     Management Summary

7.1     Personnel Plan

Table: Personnel

8.0 Financial Plan

8.2 Break-even Analysis 7

Table: Break-even Analysis

Chart: Break-even Analysis