TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 Executive Summary
1.1 Business Overview
1.2 Vision and Mission
Statements
1.3 Objectives
1.4 Products and Services
1.5 Market Opportunity
1.6 Competitive Advantage
1.7 Ownership and Legal
Structure
1.8 Capital Requirement
and Funding Plan
1.9 Financial Highlights
1.10 Summary of Objectives
2.0 Company Description
2.1 Business Name and
Location
2.2 Industry Background
2.3 Company Ownership and
Legal Structure
2.4 Start-Up Summary
2.5 Operational Objectives
2.6 Strategic Position
3.0 Industry Analysis
3.1 Market Size and Growth
3.2 Industry Drivers
4.0 Market Trends
5.0 Target Market
Segmentation
6.0 Competitive Landscape
6.1 Key Competitors
6.2 Competitive Advantages
of Tapes & Seal Nigeria Ltd.
7.0 SWOT Analysis
8.0 Marketing Strategy
8.1 Product Strategy
8.2 Pricing Strategy
8.3 Promotion Strategy
8.4 Distribution Strategy
8.5 Customer Relationship
Management (CRM)
9.0 Production Plan &
Technology Overview
9.1 Detailed Process Flow
9.2 Equipment List and
Estimated CAPEX (₦)
9.3 Factory Layout Summary
9.4 5-Year Financial Model
Inputs
10.1.1 Raw Material Basket & Unit Costs
10.1.2 Labor and Utilities
10.1.3 Production Yield and Output
10.2 Sample Profit &
Loss Projection (₦)
10.2 Breakeven Analysis
11.0 Organizational &
Management Structure
11.1 Organizational Chart
11.2 Management Roles and Responsibilities
11.3 Human Resource Development Plan
12.0 Operational Plan
12.1 Production Operations
12.2 Supply Chain and Inventory Management
12.3 Quality Control Procedures
12.4 Maintenance and Facility Management
13.0 Implementation Timeline
13.1 Pre-Operational Activities
13.2 Startup Implementation Plan (Gantt Summary)
13.3 Monitoring Milestones
14.0 Risk Analysis
14.1 Key Business Risks
14.2 Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
14.3 Regulatory Compliance Roadmap
15.0 Sustainability & Expansion Strategy
15.1 Environmental Sustainability
15.2 Social and Economic Sustainability
15.3 Economic Expansion & Growth Strategy
16.0 Monitoring & Evaluation Plan
16.1 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
16.2 Evaluation Process
16.3 Feedback & Continuous Improvement
17.0 Conclusion
18.0 Appendices
Appendix A: Financial Summary (₦ Millions)
Appendix B: Breakeven Analysis
Appendix C: Projected P&L Chart (Years 1–5)
Appendix D: Key Ratios
1.0 Executive Summary
1.1 Business Overview
AdheSeal
Industries Limited is a proposed medium-scale manufacturing
enterprise to be located at the Agbara
Industrial Estate, Ogun State, Nigeria, specializing in the
production of adhesive tapes,
industrial packaging films, carton sealing tapes, masking tapes, and specialty
self-adhesive products. The company aims to bridge the growing
demand-supply gap in Nigeria’s packaging and adhesive market, driven by
expanding e-commerce, FMCG, logistics, and manufacturing sectors.
The Nigerian economy’s recovery trajectory and
steady rise in manufacturing activities have significantly increased the demand
for high-quality packaging materials
and pressure-sensitive adhesives. Most of these products are
currently imported from China, India, and Turkey, often facing high logistics
costs, foreign exchange challenges, and delays. AdheSeal Industries will
leverage local raw material sourcing (rubber-based and acrylic adhesives),
cost-efficient production, and proximity to industrial customers in Ogun and
Lagos States to deliver competitive, locally manufactured solutions.
1.2 Vision and Mission Statements
· Vision: To be the leading indigenous
manufacturer of adhesive tapes and packaging materials in West Africa by 2030,
known for quality, innovation, and reliability.
· Mission: To provide durable, cost-effective,
and environmentally sustainable adhesive and packaging solutions to Nigerian
industries and consumers while creating local employment and value-added
processing of raw materials.
1.3 Objectives
· Establish a 1,500 m² manufacturing facility in Ogun State
capable of producing 2.4 million rolls of adhesive tapes annually
in the first phase.
· Achieve 60% local market penetration in the first three years,
reducing Nigeria’s dependence on imported adhesive tapes by at least 20%.
· Attain annual revenue of over ₦1.2 billion by Year 5
with a net margin exceeding 18%.
· Develop export-grade products to serve neighboring West African
markets by Year 4.
· Maintain environmental compliance through solvent recovery
systems and sustainable manufacturing processes.
1.4 Products and Services
AdheSeal Industries will produce and supply the following product lines:
1. BOPP (Carton Sealing) Adhesive Tape:
Transparent and brown tapes used by manufacturers and logistics companies.
2. Masking Tape: For paint masking and general
industrial applications.
3. Double-Sided Tape: Used in signage, furniture,
and printing industries.
4. Electrical Insulation Tape: PVC-based tapes for
electrical and electronic applications.
5. Stretch Film and Shrink Wrap: For industrial
packaging and pallet wrapping.
6. Custom Printed Branding Tape: Personalized
printed tapes for corporate clients.
7. Packaging Accessories: Core tubes, dispenser
tools, and sealing machines.
Services will include contract packaging support for
industrial clients and OEM private labeling for regional distributors.
1.5 Market Opportunity
Nigeria’s packaging materials industry was valued at over ₦850
billion in 2024, with adhesive tape products accounting for
approximately ₦60–₦70 billion, growing at 12–15% annually due
to rapid growth in logistics, FMCG, and retail distribution. With e-commerce,
manufacturing, and export packaging expanding nationwide, the market potential
for domestic adhesive tape production remains high.
Ogun State’s proximity to Lagos—the industrial and commercial hub of
Nigeria—offers a strategic advantage for raw material supply, logistics, and
market access. Furthermore, increasing local substitution efforts under
Nigeria’s backward integration policy create strong incentives for domestic
manufacturers like AdheSeal Industries.
1.6 Competitive Advantage
· Local Manufacturing Efficiency: Reduced import
dependency and lower logistics cost.
· Quality Assurance: State-of-the-art coating and
slitting machinery ensuring consistent adhesion and tensile strength.
· Strategic Location: Situated within the
Lagos–Ogun industrial corridor, providing immediate access to major industrial
clients.
· Technical Expertise: Collaboration with local
engineers and international technical partners for process optimization.
· Sustainability: Adoption of solvent recovery
systems and eco-friendly formulations.
1.7 Ownership and Legal Structure
AdheSeal Industries Limited will be registered under the Corporate
Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria as a Private Limited
Liability Company.
· Ownership:
o
Mr. Adebayo Samuel
(Managing Director/CEO) – 60%
o
Mrs. Chika Nwosu
(Operations Director) – 25%
o
Mr. Segun Oni (Finance
& Strategy Director) – 15%
The business will operate with a board of directors and a professional
management team with industry experience.
1.8 Capital Requirement and Funding Plan
The total start-up cost is estimated at ₦480 million,
broken down as follows:
|
Item
|
Estimated Cost (₦)
|
|
Land acquisition and building
|
120,000,000
|
|
Machinery and equipment
|
200,000,000
|
|
Installation and commissioning
|
20,000,000
|
|
Working capital (first 6 months)
|
80,000,000
|
|
Pre-operational expenses
|
20,000,000
|
|
Contingency (5%)
|
40,000,000
|
|
Total
|
₦480,000,000
|
Funding will be sourced through:
· Equity: ₦200 million (from owners/investors)
· Bank Loan: ₦250 million (via Bank of Industry
or commercial banks)
· Grants/Support Programs: ₦30 million (SMEDAN,
BOI Youth Entrepreneurship Fund)
1.9 Financial Highlights
· Year 1 Revenue: ₦320 million
· Year 3 Revenue: ₦850 million
· Year 5 Revenue: ₦1.25 billion
· Year 5 Net Profit Margin: 18%
· Break-even Point: Within 22 months of
operation.
Projected payback period is 3.5 years, and internal rate of return (IRR) is
estimated at 27% over a 5-year horizon.
1.10 Summary of Objectives
AdheSeal Industries aims to combine innovation, quality, and
operational efficiency to become a leading domestic producer of
adhesive tapes and packaging materials, supplying both the local market and
export customers while maintaining profitability and environmental
sustainability.
2.0 Company Description
2.1 Business Name and Location
Registered Name: AdheSeal Industries Limited
Registered Address: Plot 14, Agbara Industrial Estate,
Ado-Odo/Ota LGA, Ogun State, Nigeria
Nature of Business: Manufacturing and distribution of adhesive
tapes, stretch films, and packaging materials.
Business Type: Private Limited Liability Company
Date of Incorporation: Planned – Q2, 2026
2.2 Industry Background
The global packaging industry is shifting toward automation, e-commerce, and
sustainability. In Nigeria, adhesive tapes are critical components of the
packaging chain, particularly for FMCG producers, logistics operators, food
processors, and construction companies.
Historically, most adhesive tape products were imported. However, local
production has begun to expand with the establishment of a few small and medium
manufacturers in Lagos, Ogun, and Anambra. Demand consistently outstrips supply
due to Nigeria’s manufacturing base and regional exports to Ghana, Benin, and
Cameroon.
Ogun State is an ideal industrial base due to:
· Proximity to the Apapa and Tin Can ports (for raw materials
import/export).
· Lower cost of land and utilities compared to Lagos.
· Government incentives under the Ogun State Industrialization
Drive (2024–2030).
2.3 Company Ownership and Legal Structure
As a limited liability company, AdheSeal Industries Limited will ensure
accountability, credibility, and continuity. The legal structure allows for
external investment, tax optimization, and compliance with the Companies
and Allied Matters Act (CAMA 2020).
Ownership structure:
· Founders’ Equity: ₦200 million
· Institutional Investors/BOI Funding: ₦250
million
· SMEDAN/Grant Programs: ₦30 million
2.4 Start-Up Summary
The factory setup will cover approximately 1,500 square meters, including:
· 800 m² for production line and storage,
· 300 m² for administrative and technical offices,
· 200 m² for loading bay and dispatch, and
· 200 m² for future expansion and utility areas.
Total estimated startup cost: ₦480 million.
2.5 Operational Objectives
· Commission the plant within 10 months of funding.
· Reach 70% capacity utilization within the first 18 months.
· Achieve quality certification (SONCAP and ISO 9001) by Year 2.
· Attain export readiness by Year 4.
2.6 Strategic Position
AdheSeal Industries will position itself as a reliable,
Nigerian-made alternative to imported adhesive and packaging
materials, offering:
· Superior adhesion performance tailored to
tropical climate conditions.
· Shorter delivery lead times through local
warehousing.
· Competitive pricing by cutting import logistics
and forex dependencies.
· Technical after-sales support for industrial
clients (especially in FMCG, logistics, and construction).
The company will focus on building strategic partnerships with e-commerce
companies, food and beverage producers, and logistics distributors,
ensuring a sustainable and loyal customer base.
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