| dc.description.abstract | Nutritional problems such as stunting remain a major issue in Indonesia, while
domestic milk production has not yet met the population’s consumption needs. Plant
based milk, particularly from peanuts, is a potential alternative due to its high
nutritional content—rich in protein (25–27%), healthy fats (40–50%), as well as
essential minerals and vitamins. Indonesia also has abundant and easily accessible
peanut raw materials. The preliminary design of this peanut milk plant is planned to
have a production capacity of 52.000 tons per year and operate for 330 days
annually. The plant is proposed to be established in the JIIPE Gresik Special
Economic Zone, Gresik City, East Java, Indonesia, with a total required area of
24,041 m². The proposed business entity is a Limited Liability Company (PT) with a
line and staff organizational structure. The economic feasibility analysis shows an
investment capital of Rp. 642.433.465.089, production costs of Rp. 725.009.155.615,
annual sales revenue of Rp. 913.779.237.397,30, and net profit of Rp. Rp
138.609.972.546,42 with a profit margin (PM) of 15,169 %, return on investment
(ROI) of 18%, break-even point (BEP) of 42,149 %, payback period (POT) of 4,9
years, return on network (RON) of 42,149 %, and internal rate of return (IRR) of
37,090 %. Based on the economic results, it can be concluded that this oleic acid
production plant is feasible to establish. | en_US |
