...from the curriculum requirement of BBA program of University of Chittagong .The topic of our report is “Formulating Industrial Marketing Strategies a case study based on PHP Spinning Mils Ltd.”. The PHP Group is a pioneer and acknowledged market leader in spinning sector in Bangladesh and one of the largest spinning manufacturing company of Bangladesh, adopting State-of-the-Art technologies and fulfilling its customers’ requirements through world-class services & products. PHP GROUP Company, PHP Spinning Mills Ltd. has started its production of high quality cotton & melange from January 2006 using latest technology and having production capacity of 466,746 kg per month in which 265,986 kg is cotton & 200,761 kg is melange. The report has been Prepared under direct supervision of Mr. Mohammed Shahedul quader , Assistant Professor , Department of Marketing Studies & international marketing, university of Chittagong. Objectives of the study: The basic or main purpose of industrial tour report is to learn practical knowledge about business world for balancing the gap of our industrial policy in the modern job market. The objectives of this industrial tour are as below: • The prime objective of the study is to know the practical marketing scenario of the company. • To identify an overview of PHP Spinning Mills Ltd. • To perform the SWOT analysis of the company. • To evaluate the performance of the company and generate some policy implication...
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...A Report on Economic Analysis of Apex Spinning and Knitting Mills Limited. Course-F-505: Managerial Economics Date of submission: 16th March, 2014 Group-1 Submitted To: Shaikh Shamsuddin Ahmed Professor Department of Finance University of Dhaka Submitted By: Rajibul Hasan ID No: 25044 Sazib Paul ID No: 25065 Tanvirul Haque ID No: 25012 Ms. Shamim Reza ID No: 25041 Md. Joynal Hossain ID No: 25019 Department of Finance University of Dhaka Introduction Managerial economics as defined by Edwin Mansfield is "concerned with application of the economic concepts and economic analysis to the problems of formulating rational managerial decision."It is sometimes referred to as business economics and is a branch of economics that applies microeconomic analysis to decision methods of businesses or other management units. As such, it bridges economic theory and economics in practice. It draws heavily from quantitative techniques such as regression analysis, correlation and calculus. If there is a unifying theme that runs through most of managerial economics, it is the attempt to optimize business decisions given the firm's objectives and given constraints imposed by scarcity, for example through the use of operations research, mathematical programming, game theory for strategic decisions, and other computational methods. Objectives and Applied Concepts The main objective of the report is to apply some economic concepts in a particular company to analyze...
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...evidence from Bangladesh, in Proceedings of the Asian Pacific Conference on International Accounting Issues, Hawaii, October 2006. Research Online is the open access institutional repository for the University of Wollongong. For further information contact Manager Repository Services: morgan@uow.edu.au. Corporate Social and Environmental Disclosure in Developing Countries: Evidence from Bangladesh Abstract This is an exploratory study designed to investigate the extent and nature of social and environmental reporting in corporate annual reports. Specifically, we examine the relationship between social and environmental disclosure and several corporate attributes in a developing country, Bangladesh. In order to do this, we have developed and utilized a disclosure index to measure the extent of disclosure made by companies in corporate annual reports. This study reports significant differences in levels of social and environmental disclosure, as measured by the mean values of the social and environmental disclosure index in Bangladesh. This study reports that a very few companies in Bangladesh are making efforts to provide social and environmental information on a voluntary basis, which are mostly qualitative in nature. Companies in Bangladesh appeared to have the lowest levels of social and...
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...Indian Political and Economic History Stages of British Rule 1. What are the characteristics of the “First Stage “ of colonial rule in India? 2. How did East India gain by capturing political power in India? 3. Describe about early settlement Acts? 4. If one carefully studies the period of Indian history between 1757 and 1940 one finds clearly identifiable stages of British colonization each with its specific and distinguishable characteristics. Can you identify the main features of each stage with corresponding impacts on the Indian economy? 5. “The emergence of Industrial Britain resulted in De-industrialization and commercialization of Indian Agriculture in the early part of Nineteenth century”. Do you agree? Explain your conclusions. 6. Discuss the impact of the military and industrial revolutions upon India up to 1858. Which of these would you regard as more important? Industrial Revolution 1. The industrial revolution in the UK changed the nature of British interest in India. Comment. 2. How was the Indian economy affected by the change? 3. What role did opium play in that regard? 4. Would you attribute the origins of the industrial revolution to the inventive genius of the English people? Provide reasons for your answer. 5. Analyze the cause and conditions of the emergence of the factory system of production in Western Europe. What are the chief characteristics...
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...garments export in the total RMG export makes it urgent to re-evaluate the status of the sector of Bangladesh vis-à-vis with that of the competing countries. Moreover, with the dominance of the proponents of free market economy, some changes are taking place in the global trade regulations affecting the readymade garments sector of Bangladesh in general. One example of such change is the phasing out of the apparel quota on December 31, 2004. Under these circumstances, it is imperative to assess the competitiveness of the woven garments sector of Bangladesh in the global market place. Hence the researcher studied the overall woven garment industry in group and this study analyzes the woven garments industry competitiveness of a single organization from strategic management perspectives. 1. (B) Rational of the Study The objectives of the enterprise analysis are the...
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... | |45, MAGRATH ROAD, | | | |BENGALURU - 560025 | |2. |NAME OF THE INSTITUTION |Hosmat college of nursing | | | |Bengaluru 560025 | |3. |COURSE OF STUDY AND SUBJECT |Ist year MSc. Nursing | | | |Community Health Nursing | |4. |DATE OF ADMISSION |20TH June 2010 | |5. |TITLE OF THE TOPIC |“A study to determine the effectiveness of two teaching strategies on | | |...
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...Indian Political and Economic History Stages of British Rule 1. What are the characteristics of the “First Stage “ of colonial rule in India? 2. How did East India gain by capturing political power in India? 3. Describe about early settlement Acts? 4. If one carefully studies the period of Indian history between 1757 and 1940 one finds clearly identifiable stages of British colonization each with its specific and distinguishable characteristics. Can you identify the main features of each stage with corresponding impacts on the Indian economy? 5. “The emergence of Industrial Britain resulted in De-industrialization and commercialization of Indian Agriculture in the early part of Nineteenth century”. Do you agree? Explain your conclusions. 6. Discuss the impact of the military and industrial revolutions upon India up to 1858. Which of these would you regard as more important? Industrial Revolution 1. The industrial revolution in the UK changed the nature of British interest in India. Comment. 2. How was the Indian economy affected by the change? 3. What role did opium play in that regard? 4. Would you attribute the origins of the industrial revolution to the inventive genius of the English people? Provide reasons for your answer. 5. Analyze the cause and conditions of the emergence of the factory system of production in Western Europe. What are the chief characteristics? Indian Business 1. Explain the difference in the process of industrialization of jute and...
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...Industrial Relations at Garments Sector and its Global Impact Prepared By: Md. Mamunur Rashid ID# 2005-3-10-073 Mohammad Abdus Salam 2004-3-10-082 Dewan Mohammad Masum ID# 2003-2-14-053 Course : HRM 414 Section: 1 Department Of Business Administration Prepared For: Dr.Nargis Akhter Course instructor-Industrial Relations Department of Business Administration East West University Date of submission: 12 August 2008 [pic] Letter of Authorization 12 August 2008 Students of Industrial Relations HRM-414 Department of Business Administration East West University, Dhaka Dear Students As a part of your Industrial Relations course, you are hereby assigned a report on Industrial relations at garments sector and its global impact. Assigned report must follow the standard system and methodology and should contain accurate data. You are allowed to form a group of 3 members in order to accomplish your task. The university will appreciate any additional benefit that can be obtained from your report. You are required to submit the report on 10 August, 2008 and do a presentation on 12 August, 2008. I wish you best of luck. Sincerely Dr.Nargis Akhter Letter of Transmittal August 12, 2008 Dr. Nargis Akhter Associate professor Department of Business Administration East...
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...2.1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Asian Textile is one of the leading export and import oriented Textile in Bangladesh. The philosophy of never standing still, slowing down, never stop thinking & never compromise with quality made. Asian Textile is the most progressive & dynamic business leader in the country. Asian Textile believes in using advanced technology with the changing world. Motivation & diversification is the major strength. It all started in 1996 with the establishment of a textile industry. Asian Textile first ventured in the textile sector with the establishment of the first unit of the Asian Textiles Mills Ltd. Project is about BD Tk.650 Million. Its target market was export oriented garments industry. Asian Textile Mills Ltd is one of the 100% cotton .T.C., P.C. fabrics. The products of the Industrial unit’s are being sold to local and foreign market. The prime item of local market are synthetic fabrics i.e. T.C.,P.C, shirting and suiting fabrics and 100% cotton fabrics of various construction are for International market. Since last 14 years the group is exporting their products through export oriented Garments Industry with good reputation. Also one of the leading supplier of deferent type of fabrics to the various Governmental/Non Governmental Organization such as Bangladesh Army, Bangladesh Navy, Bangladesh Air force, Bangladesh Police, Asian Textile constructed its state of the art manufacturing facility at Narayanganj...
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...Professor Department of Banking Faculty of Business Studies University of Dhaka Subject: Submission of Term Paper on Social Responsibility & Business Ethics. Dear Sir, As instructed and part of our academic program under EMBA, I do hereby submit my report on ‘Unethical practice of Sonali Bank Ltd.’ for your kind review and necessary reference. While preparing this report, I tried my best to follow the guidelines you have given and also have gathered some practical experience. I hope that this report will meet your expectation. I have engaged our intense efforts to bring out this study report with the target of achieving perfection but we are in a little doubt how far I have attained it. It was a great pleasure for me to work on this report. I shall be glad to furnish you with any explanation, if necessary. I shall be highly obliged if you kindly accept my report. Sincerely yours, Abu Sadat Md. Salim I.D No: 51221026 21st Batch Acknowledgement It gives me much pleasure to recall with cordial reverence and deepest of gratitude the indispensable guidance, constant encouragement and unparallel stimulation that influenced untiring efforts. Sympathetic advice and invaluable suggestions of our respectable teacher Dr. A. R. Khan, Professor, Department of Banking, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka, from whom I was highly benefited throughout the progress of this study work. I also acknowledge my gratefulness to the...
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...and Marketing Evince Textiles Ltd. PREPARED BY: NAYEEM ABANTY HUQUE DATE OF SUBMISSION: 14. 05. 2015 May 14, 2015 Md. Atiqul Aktar General Manager, Sales and Marketing Evince Textiles Ltd. Subject: Submission of the report Dear Sir, It is an honor and great pleasure for me to submit my report on “The Present Scenario of Denim Industry in Bangladesh”. During the process of preparing the report, I have studied relevant secondary data from different websites in internet. Thanking you for your supervision. Yours truly Nayeem Abanty Huque TABLE OF CONTENTS No | Contents | Page No. | 1. | Executive Summary | 6 | 2. | Abstract | 7 | 3. | Scope of the Study | 8 | 4. | Objective of the Study | 8 | 5. | Literature Review | 9 | 6. | Methodology of the Study | 9 | 7 | Denim Definition | 10 | 8. | Types of Denim | 12 | 9. | Application of Denim | 14 | 10. | Denim Industry Overview | 15 | 11. | International Market Analysis | 16 | 12. | Share Of Purchases | 17 | 13. | Denim Market Share Compared to Others | 18 | 14. | Top Purchase Drivers for Denim Jeans Shoppers | 19 | 15. | Denim Apparel Export | 20 | 16. | Import Of Denim | 22 | 17. | Denim Manufacturing Companies | 24 | 18. | Capacities Of The Companies | 34 | 19. | Findings | 35 | 12. | Conclusion | 36 | 13. | References | 37 | LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES No | Tables and figures | Page No | 1 | Denim Industry Statistics | 16 | 2 | Share Of Purchases...
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...usually a monetary valuation of effort, material, resources, time and utilities consumed risks incurred, and opportunity forgone in production and delivery of a good or service. The costs incurred by a business may be classified in various ways and one important way is according to how they behave in relation to changes in the volume of activity. There are: Based on behavior two types of cost are there 1.FIXED COST: those are fixed when changes occur to the volume of activity. Ex: the salary of employees, rent… 2.VARIABLE COST: these are cost which vary according the volume of activity. Ex: cost of raw materials used in manufacturing a product. DIFFERENT TYPES OF COST WITH EXAPLES * SEMI-FIXED(SEMI-VARIABLE )COST: In some cases, particular costs have an element of both fixed and variable cost. Thesecan be described as semi-fixed (semi-variable) costs. * Ex: telephone bill, electricity bill. * Actual Cost Actual cost is defined as the cost or expenditure which a firm incurs for producing or acquiring a good or service. The actual costs or expenditures are recorded in the books of accounts of a business unit. Actual costs are also called as "Outlay Costs" or "Absolute Costs" or "Acquisition Costs". Examples: Cost of raw materials, Wage Bill etc. (B) Opportunity Cost Opportunity cost is concerned with the cost of forgone...
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...CHAPTER-1 1.1 INTRODUCTION The textile sector played a very important role in many developed /developing countries. In Bangladesh this sector has also contributed as well as still contributing towards the development of the socio-economic condition of the general masses. Textile industry has made substantial progress and has continued to contribute to the national economy, both by reducing imports and increasing exports. The existing scenario of the textiles sector is presented below: • Textile sector contributes around 38% of the industrial value addition and earns about 75% of the total export earni9ngs of the country. • Around 4.5 million workforces are engaged in the textiles sector of which 50% are poor women. • In the 1990’s value addition in the RMG (ready made garments) was 20% which by now stands at around 45%. • Around 25% of the total demand of the woven fabrics for the export oriented RMG is supplied by the local weaving mills & the 40% of the fabrics requirements of the cotton woven RMG exports are met by local mills. • 90% of the domestic fabrics and yarn requirements are met by our primary textiles sector (PTS). [SOURCE: Page: 21, annual report 2005, BTMA]. The primary textile sector (PTS) is meeting the major demand of yarn & fabrics of the local markets. In addition to that a significant part of the demand of fabrics of export oriented RMG units is being met by the PTS. With gradual increase in population and expansion of trade...
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...Economic Study on Textile Industry A REPORT on Indian Textile Industry Indian Textile Industry The textile industry is the largest industry of modern India. It accounts for over 20 percent of industrial production and is closely linked with the agricultural and rural economy. It is the single largest employer in the industrial sector employing about 38 million people. If employment in allied sectors likes ginning, agriculture, pressing, cotton trade, jute, etc. are added then the total employment is estimated at 93 million. The net foreign exchange earnings in this sector are one of the highest and, together with carpet and handicrafts, account for over 37 percent of total export earnings at over US $ 10 billion. Textiles, alone, account for about 25 percent of India’s total forex earnings. India’s textile industry since its beginning continues to be predominantly cotton based with about 65 percent of fabric consumption in the country being accounted for by cotton. The industry is highly localized in Ahmedabad and Bombay in the western part of the country though other centers exist including Kanpur, Calcutta, Indore, Coimbatore, and Sholapur. The structure of the textile industry is extremely complex with the modern, sophisticated and highly mechanized mill sector on the one hand and the hand spinning and hand weaving (handloom) sector on the other. Between the two falls the small-scale...
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...also went into the public issue of shares and debentures in the same year. The shares of the Company are listed in the Dhaka and Chittagong Stock Exchanges of Bangladesh. Bextex Ltd. is the most modern composite mill in the region. Bextex Ltd. has an installed capacity of 288 high-speed air-jet looms in its weaving section and a high-tech dyeing and finishing section with a capacity of 100,000 yards of finished fabric per day. This company is located at the Beximco Industrial Park. Bextex Ltd. has a state of the art composite knit fabric production mill, which serves the growing needs of high-quality knit garments exporters in Bangladesh. The project was set up as a state of the art knit fabric knitting, dyeing and finishing facility. During the year the Company produced and sold high quality of knit fabrics and bringing forth all the latest in hard and soft technologies in knitting, dyeing and finishing of knit fabric. Bextex Ltd. also has cotton and polyester blended yarn-spinning mill, with 122,000 spindles is one of the largest spinning mills of the country. The mill was set up to feed the country's export oriented industries. Bextex Ltd. produces specialized finishes of denim cloth for export in finished as well as cloth only form. All the academic studies find their final destination with practical, real-life oriented experiences. Practical experience is not less important than theoretical knowledge. That's why, all the students of BBA program Department of Business...
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