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CONTENTS

1. Company profile

2. Design of the study.

3. Analysis of working capital at MYPOL.

4. Importance and objective of the study.

5. SWOT Analysis.

7. Findings and suggestions

8. Conclusion

9. Bibliography

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INTRODUCTION:

Mysore Polymers and Rubbers Products (P) Ltd., was started in the year 1981. The company commenced its commercial production in the year 1982. It is a private limited company. It has obtained ISO TS 16949 – 2002 certificate. The company maintains good relationship with its customers by supplying quality products. The company has also entered into the foreign market in 1994-1995 by exporting its products to far East, Middle East Africa, North and South America. MYPOL ensures maximum utilization of available resources. The company believes in mainly promoting from within and encourages its people to strive for higher management stability. The setup also allows them to take the advantage of common pool of technical and marketing talent of the highest quality.

LOCATION OF THE COMPANY:

MYPOL is located just 6 kms from historical city of Mysore in the state of Karnataka. It is about 10 kms from K.R. Sagar dam. The manufacturing facility of laboratory and head office is housed over an area of 12,153 square feet.

ADDRESS OF ORGANISATION:

Mysore Polymers and Rubber Products (P) Ltd.,

#20 P, K.R.S.Road,

Metagalli Post,

Mysore – 570016.

BACKGROUND AND INCEPTION OF THE COMPANY:

In the year 1981, a group of people from various disciplines of rubber and polymers science and technology, engineering, finance, marketing and management got together and analyzed the Indian Automotive and Rubber Industry Scenario.

Butyl inner tubes, because of their superiority over natural rubber tubes seemed to have a phenomenal market in the future though they were not in

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