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Author
Pérez Soria, Bruno
García Martí, Luís
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Abstract
The footwear market is a very broad market that continues to grow year after year. There are many types of companies with different types of products in each of them. One of the trends of recent years, during the autumn-winter season, are the 'sneakers'. A type of warm footwear that usually has one sole somewhat thicker than normal to give a feeling of height.
SAPA was born with the aim of being a type of 'sneaker' footwear made with 100% recycled and vegan materials. In other words, a sustainable brand 100% committed to the planet and the biodiversity that inhabits it, thus joining the 'sneaker' trend but giving it the added value of being an eco-friendly brand.
To start the company in the market, it will be necessary to find investors with a capital of between 5,000 and 60,000 euros, who can contribute a minimum investment of 3,000 euros. Proportionally to the investment of each investor, a percentage of the shares that make up SAPA will be allocated to them.
In financial terms, the company will start to make a profit from the beginning of the second year, recovering losses once it has reached the standstill of 1,363 pairs of 'sneakers'.
SAPA sales will grow from Year 1 to Year 2 and from Year 2 to Year 3, the first year being 1,063 pairs sold; the second year 2,001 pairs sold and finally the third year reaching the total sum of 2,942 pairs sold. With a growth in sales in the third year, compared to the first year of 36%.
As for SAPA's net profit, the first year will be negative - € 2,088.10; obtaining net benefits in the second and third year of + € 33,222.00 and + € 57,295.00, respectively.
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