In a recent presentation to the owner of a group of tea estates in Kolkata, I was suddenly asked “Will there be any savings in cost if I install Teapac?”
The question set me thinking and when I returned to my office I asked my team for some figures for rations in different gardens where Teapac is installed. The Census of the garden for workers and dependants is through the Teapac system and so I thought maybe I should check whether a correct census has made any difference to the ration quantities. The results of three gardens are given below:
Garden |
Ration Quantity before Teapac per fortnight |
Ration Quantity after Teapac per fortnight |
Savings per fortnight |
Savings per year (approx) |
Approx value of Savings per year |
Garden A: Crop 14 lac kgs; Permanent Strength: 1200 workers | 9,000 kgs | 8,300 kgs | 700 kgs | 16,800 kgs | Rs 1,33,980/- |
Garden B: Crop 7 lac kgs; Permanent Strength: 650 workers | 5000 kgs | 4600 kgs | 400 kgs | 9600 kgs | Rs 76,560/- |
Garden C: Crop 20 lac kgs; Permanent Strength: 2600 workers | 30,000 kgs | 28,800 kgs | 1,200 kgs | 28,800 kgs | Rs 2,11,392/- |
Note: Rice @ Rs 8.61 per kg and Atta @ Rs 7.34 per kg. Rice and Atta considered 1:1.
The table reveals that there are savings for all the gardens irrespective of size and number of workers. The maximum savings is for Garden C where Teapac will pay for itself in full within 17 months only on the savings in Rations alone! Other than Rations there will be additional savings in mandays, better control over stores and lower inventory stocking etc. Similar analysis of mandays before and after Teapac should throw up some interesting results as well!
So install Teapac and save money as well!
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By: Safi Ahmed Mazumder on June 16, 2017
at 2:37 am