Prashanth Dewatering Business Proposal

1. There’s nothing wrong with staying small. You can do big things with a small team. Business Proposal Sathish - September 2023

2. About PDS Prasanth Dewatering Systems is one of the leading Construction Dewatering companies in India. It is a pioneer in the arena of Deep Well Point and Surface De-watering Systems. The company has at its helm experts from the industry who has 25 years of experience. We have our branches in overseas like Singapore, Malaysia and Srilanka Backed by decades of industry experience and technical expertise we are committed to providing our clients with high quality and cost-effective solutions to their groundwater problems

3. Why Choose PDS Cutting-Edge Technology Environmental Stewardship Expertise and Experience Customized Solutions Cost-Effective Pricing Rapid Response

4. Upcoming Projects in UAE 459 Building - UAE Dubai From $112,860 388 New Building Jebel Ali From $142,952 19 New Building Abu Dhabi From $227,149 14 New Building Sharjah From $102,066 3 New Building Ras al-Khaimah City From $144,844 3 New Building UAE mega projects 2022: 33 new developments in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates From malls with ski slopes to record-breaking towers, there is a lot happening in the Emirates UAE megaprojects: 27 Spectacular developments set to transform the nation Dubai's Burj Binghatti, Abu Dhabi's museums, Sharjah's floating theatre - Here is a closer look at all the upcoming projects that will shapes the UAE in the next 10 years

5. Upcoming Projects in UAE Construction Market Projection For the UAE The UAE Intends To Invest US$23 Billion On Infrastructure As per the United Arab Emirates Construction Market Report 2022-2025, the UAE construction market is projected to expand by 4.2% this year as the nation continues its excellent recovery from the challenging two years caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. An increase in COVID-19 instances would have a detrimental influence on the construction industry's projected 3.7% annual growth rate between 2023 and 2026 UAE Infrastructure Projects to hit $89.93 bn by 2026 The value of infrastructure projects in the UAE is expected to reach $89.93 billion by 2026 according to a report by BMI Research. The UAE is forecast to rank nineteenth among the biggest construction markets in the world, which would account for 13.8% of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) in the same year Global Data estimates that the market will be worth US$85.6 billion in 2021. According to the survey, the commercial construction industry is forecast to grow in absolute terms in 2022, which would be aided by the tourism and hospitality industries' ongoing recovery.

6. Importance of Dewatering The safe removal of excess water by dewatering can prevent hazards like mudslides, unstable foundations and equipment failure due to bogging. This also ensures your worksite is in a condition ready for excavation, foundation preparation and cement footing pours Purpose Of Dewatering Dewatering is required for the following purposes: To provide a dry area and permit construction to proceed efficiently. To reduce lateral loads on sheeting and bracing in excavation. To reduce the pressure of air in tunnelling operation. To control the embankment seepage in dams. To improve support characteristics of foundation materials. Methods Of Dewatering There are various methods used for controlling the groundwater during an excavation. Choosing the most suitable method of dewatering for a particular site is a critical step. 1. Deep Well Dewatering Method. 2. Well Point Method. 3. Surface Dewatering Method.

7. Competition in Dewatering business in UAE Dwex Dewatering ExpertsAl Bader Trading FZC Action International Services L, L, C.Rainbow mechanical & electrical works Khansaheb Dewatering WJ Middle East Al Majal Dewatering L.L.C.

8. Construction Companies in Dubai Convrgnt Value Engineering Saudi Binladin Group Arabian Construction Co. Al Naboodah UNEC - United Engineering Construction GCC General Construction Company Pravarthi Building Contracting ASGC Civilco - Civil Engineering & Contracting Company Arabtec Alec ADNAN Khansaheb Dubai Contracting Company - DCC AI Sahel Contracting Company (ASCC)

9. Dewatering market potential in UAE Dewatering Pumps Market size was valued at USD 7.08 Billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 11.36 Billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.50% from 2023 to 2030. The potential for a dewatering business in the UAE market can be quite promising due to several factors: Construction Boom Infrastructure Development Real Estate and Tourism Water Management Oil and Gas Industry Environmental Regulations Technological Advancements

10. Ease of doing business in Dubai To start a business in Dubai for Indians, we need to follow the below steps. Choose the right legal form for your business Register the trade name Apply for initial approval Draft Memorandum of Association/Local Service Agent Agreement Get additional government approvals Apply for Business License Benefits of setting up a company in free zones of UAE 100% ownership Exempted from paying taxes Exempted from import/export duties Cost of paperwork & business license - AED 16,000

11. Partnership Models General Partnership Limited partnership Limited Liability partnership General Partnership Ease of creation. No state filing is required. The partnership is created when the partners begin business activities. Low cost of operation. Because general partnerships are not formed by means of a state filing, they are not required to pay a formation filing fee, ongoing state fees or franchise taxes. The partnership must still obtain the business licenses and permits required for operation however. Few ongoing requirements. Unlike corporations, general partnerships are not required to hold annual meetings of the owners, issue partnership interest, and keep personal asset separate from business assets. Having a partnership agreement that outlines how the partnership will be managed, the roles of each partner, and what events will cause the partnership to end operations is recommended.

12. Limited partnership Unlimited liability for general partners only. In a limited partnership (LP), at least one partner has unlimited liability—the general partner(s). The other partners (limited partners) have limited liability, meaning their personal assets typically cannot be used to satisfy business debts and liabilities. The amount of their liability is limited to their investment in the LP. Limited partners are not involved in management. The general partners oversee the day-to-day operations of the LP. Limited partners are basically silent investors. Short-term projects/ventures. LPs are often the business type of choice for special situations versus true businesses. For example, films are often formalised as LPs and family estate planning often utilises LPs. Limited Liability partnership Professional service businesses. Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) can only be created by certain types of professional service businesses, such as accountants, attorneys, architects, dentists, doctors, and other fields treated as professionals under each state’s law. Personal asset protection. The personal assets of the partners in an LLP typically cannot be used to satisfy business debts and liabilities. The LLP does not shield the partners for liability for their personal acts. Put simply, the LLP cannot limit the liability of owners for their own malpractice.

13. With a profit-sharing plan (PSP), employees receive an amount based on the company's earnings over a specific period of time (e.g., a year). Generally, an employee receives a percentage or dollar amount of the business's profits either in cash or company stock 60/40 Allocation and Distribution Typically the partner with the less percentage share would take on less responsibilities of the company. The profits and losses of the partnership shall be divided by the partners according to a mutually agreeable schedule. 80/20 Partnership model An example is when Individual #1 and Individual #2 form a partnership company, and Individual #1 runs firm and is responsible for its daily operations, thus they receive 80% of the profit while the less active Individual #2 gets 20%. Often partners invest different capital amounts to launch the company. Profit-sharing model of a business?

14. Responsibilities of Partners Divide by Responsibility Partners can decide to divide profits by responsibility. The amount of responsibility a partner has is usually known by the partners when the partnership is formed. For example, Partner A and Partner B form a partnership. Partner A is responsible for most of the day-to-day operations of the small business. Due to Partner A's added responsibility, the partnership agreement is drafted to state, "Partner A shall receive 80 percent of profits and Partner B shall receive 20 percent of profits each year. Capital Contribution to the Partnership When forming a partnership, partners can give as much or as little capital to the partnership as they want. Often, one partner will contribute more to the partnership than another partner. If this is the case, the partner may want to share profits based on the amount of contribution he makes. In this example, if Partner A contributes $400,000 in capital and Partner B contributes $100,000, then the partners could add a clause to their partnership agreement stating, "Partners shall divide profits based on the proportion of capital in the partner's capital accounts on the last day of the year." Here, Partner A would receive 80 percent of profits, and Partner B would receive 20 percent of profits.

15. Mixture of Factors The profit-sharing ratio can be any arbitrary number the partners agree upon. This means the partners can look at the two main factors and negotiate a profit-sharing ratio both find mutually beneficial. As long as the terms are agreed upon and in the partnership agreement, that is how the partners will split the profits. For example, Partner A contributes $400,000 of capital and has a majority of the responsibility in the partnership. Partner B contributes $100,000 of capital and does not help much in partnership responsibility. The partners can agree that Partner A receives 10 percent of profits and Partner B receives 90 percent of profits, or vice versa. The partners must agree but absent an agreement, they will share profits evenly. Contributions and Profits The partnership agreement must also include the capital contributions of each partner. The partners can contribute cash reserves, physical assets or expert services to the partnership. The partners must agree on the value of non-cash contributions and determine each partner's share in the venture. In most instances, partners will share the business's profits in direct proportion to their capital contributions. For instance, if Partner A contributes 75 percent of the partnership's capital and Partner B contributes 25 percent, they will split the profits along those same percentages.

16. Death and Dissolution In the event that a partner dies or withdraws from the partnership, the agreement details how the remaining partners can acquire the departed partner's shares. Partners who depart voluntarily must give sufficient notice to the remaining partners, usually 30 to 60 days. The remaining partners can buy out the departed partner's capital contributions, pay his share of the profits and the balance and interest on any unpaid loans due to that partner.

17. Initial Expenses Amount in AED Cost Factors Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 Company registration 8000 8000 6000 5000 7000 5000 Director 1 Visit 5000 5000 7000 5000 6000 5000 Director 2 Visit 5000 5000 Admin activity expense 2000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Office stationery 1500 Partnership Meeting 2000 2000 Misc 2000 1000 2000 1000 1000 1000 Total 13500 12000 13000 12000 28000 25000

18. Income Projection Month 10 Month 11 Month 12 Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 Month 7 Month 8 Month 9 Project 1 (AED 250,000) 37500 37500 37500 37500 37500 37500 25000 Project 2 (AED 600,000) 90000 90000 90000 90000 90000 90000 120000 Project 3 (AED 750,000) 112500 112500 112500 112500 150000 112500 112500 Project 4 (AED 600,000) 90000 90000 90000 90000 90000 90000 232500 Total 0 150000 240000 240000 37500 127500 240000 240000 240000

19. Draft Balance Sheet Total Cost 28000 25000 39409 28363 28363 29363 Total Income 0 127500 37500 240000 0 240000 Balance Sheet 211637 210637 -28000 99137 -25000 -1909 Total Balance 466502 -28000 255865 -53000 -54909 44228 *Projection shared for first 6 months. *Exponential growth of 15% is least expected

20. Conclusion In conclusion, Prashanth Dewatering Service is poised to be your trusted partner in all your dewatering needs. With our commitment to cutting-edge technology, environmental responsibility, safety, and cost-effectiveness, we are ready to tackle even the most complex projects. Our team's expertise and dedication ensure that we provide customised solutions that meet your unique requirements, delivering results that exceed your expectations. We believe in transparent communication, rapid response, and a focus on creating value for our clients. By choosing Prashanth Dewatering Service, you're not just selecting a dewatering service provider; you're choosing a long-term partner who shares your goals and values. We look forward to the opportunity to work together and demonstrate our unwavering commitment to excellence. Thank you for considering Prashanth Dewatering Service for your dewatering needs. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us to discuss your upcoming projects or any questions you may have. Together, we can achieve success and build a sustainable future." Contact Us More Information +91 98407 11116 www.prasanthdewatering.com

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