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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

19th April, 2012

Professor Abdur Rab Sir

School of Business

North South University

Bashundhara Residential Area, Dhaka

Subject: Submission of group report.

Dear Sir,

This is the group report of our Plant visit on CPM Composite Knit Pvt. (Ltd) in Savar, Dhaka that we were asked to prepare for our course MGT 210.

We have tried to add the relevant information and applicable facts during preparation of this report. We hope you will find the report useful and comprehensive.

We found the preparation of this report challenging and exciting. Our knowledge on our communication skills and ability to work in a group has improved in the process. But unfortunately our all members were not visited for their other course exam. We fixed the several time but which was not adjust with everyone. So, we are remorseful but we share our knowledge, experience and other things related to this report. We snapped some photographs which are attach in this report. We are delighted to have a visit which helps us to know how a production unit runs.

Thanks a lot for providing us this opportunity to understand business and company management process better.

Sincerely yours,

Waseef, Dipon, Sajib ,

Shahriar & Shohidul .

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

First of all we would like to Almighty Allah for giving us the help dedication and determination that was needed in preparing this report to the best of our abilities.

Then we greatly appreciate the valuable contributions our faculty for the course MGT 210 Mr. Abdur Rab (ARB) for his excellent guide and mentor to us whenever we needed him.

Thanks also due to Mr. Saber Sharif, CEO of CPM Composite Knit and Vice Chairman of CPM Group without whom we could have never completed our report. We express our gratitude towards him for providing us time.

We also extend our thanks to the concern employees of CPM for their cordial behavior and willingness to help us

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