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I was the client relationship executive from Quinnox for Fastenal. Before leaving Quinnox, I had discussed with Ashok about taking over some of the activities from IDC and also I had proposed to buy out of IDC plus pay Fastenal money for this acquisition without disrupting any of your operation/services. Understand from your website that you have taken over from Ashok.

Even though I have moved to a larger company (Please see attached 5 slider ppt), my proposal still holds good. It will be nice if I can get some time to discuss the same proposal with you and understand your plan. I may have other solutions options also for you in case I know your road map.

Look forward to your response.
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