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Syringe Factory DPR

The document outlines a Detailed Project Report for a small-scale disposable syringe manufacturing plant in Nepal, focusing on producing 1ml and 3ml syringes. The project aims to serve local healthcare facilities with a total capital investment of NPR 20 million and an estimated monthly profit of NPR 1.8 million. Key next steps include securing industrial space, obtaining registrations, and initiating trial production within 6–8 months.

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Syringe Factory DPR

The document outlines a Detailed Project Report for a small-scale disposable syringe manufacturing plant in Nepal, focusing on producing 1ml and 3ml syringes. The project aims to serve local healthcare facilities with a total capital investment of NPR 20 million and an estimated monthly profit of NPR 1.8 million. Key next steps include securing industrial space, obtaining registrations, and initiating trial production within 6–8 months.

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Detailed Project Report (DPR)

Project Title: Small-Scale Disposable Syringe Manufacturing Plant (1ml & 3ml)

Location: Industrial Area, Nepal (Rented or Compact Premise)

Total Built-up Area: ~1000–1200 sq. ft (On rent or prefab construction)

1. Project Objectives

• Manufacture basic disposable syringes (1ml & 3ml).


• Serve local hospitals, clinics, and tenders.
• Establish semi-automatic low-cost unit with scope for future expansion.

2. Product Details

Syringe Size Type Estimated Monthly Output

1 ml Disposable 300,000

3 ml Disposable 200,000

3. Plant Layout Summary

• Injection Moulding Room


• Assembly Area
• Sterilization Unit
• Quality Control (QC) and Storage Area
• Office/Admin Space

Refer to attached layout for flow diagram.

4. Machinery & Equipment Cost (INR/NPR)

Equipment Type Approx Cost (INR) NPR

Injection Moulding Machine Semi-auto/used ₹20 lakhs NPR 4 million

Syringe Moulds (1ml, 3ml) Basic ₹8 lakhs NPR 1.6 million

Assembly Tools/Jigs Manual ₹5 lakhs NPR 1 million

Barrel Printing (Manual) Pad print ₹3 lakhs NPR 0.6 million

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Equipment Type Approx Cost (INR) NPR

Basic ETO Sterilizer Manual chamber ₹10 lakhs NPR 2 million

Air Compressor & Mini Chiller Small ₹6 lakhs NPR 1.2 million

QC Equipment (Basic) Manual tools ₹5 lakhs NPR 1 million

Packing Table & Heat Sealer Manual ₹2 lakhs NPR 0.4 million

Total Equipment ₹60 lakhs NPR 12 million

5. Setup & Utilities

Area Estimated Cost (INR) NPR

Rented Facility (12 months) ₹4 lakhs NPR 0.8 million

RO Water Plant (basic) ₹3 lakhs NPR 0.6 million

Electrical, Wiring, Fittings ₹3 lakhs NPR 0.6 million

Furniture & Office Setup ₹2 lakhs NPR 0.4 million

Licensing & Approvals ₹3 lakhs NPR 0.6 million

First Batch Raw Materials ₹10 lakhs NPR 2 million

Working Capital Buffer ₹15 lakhs NPR 3 million

Total Setup Cost NPR 8 million

6. Total Capital Investment (Low-Budget Model)

Head NPR

Machinery & Equipment 12 million

Setup, Utilities, Licensing 8 million

Total 20 million (INR 1 Cr)

7. Production Team

Role Count

Moulding Operator 1

2
Role Count

Assembly Workers 4

QC/Checker 1

Admin + Dispatch 1

Total Staff 7

8. Monthly Raw Material Estimate

Item Cost (NPR/month)

Medical Grade PP Resin 1.5 million

Needles + Hubs 0.8 million

Packaging 0.5 million

EO Gas 0.2 million

Total 3 million

9. Estimated Revenue & Breakeven

Head Value (NPR)

Monthly Sales ~6 million

Monthly Cost ~4.2 million

Monthly Profit ~1.8 million

Breakeven Timeline ~10–12 months

10. Key Notes

• WHO-GMP not mandatory at start but plan ahead for upgradation.


• Can scale up to 5X with minimal changes once cash flow stabilizes.
• Focus on low-cost market (local tenders, health posts, clinics).

11. Suggested Next Steps

1. Identify low-rent industrial space.


2. Get basic DDA & industry registration.

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3. Source second-hand or semi-automatic equipment.
4. Start trial production within 6–8 months.
5. Reinvest profits for automation and certifications.

Attachments: - Factory Layout (see layout image)

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