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Sugandha Compost Fertilizer Company

Submitted to: Zubair Hussain (ZbH)

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Sugandha Compost Fertilizer Company is a partnership organized company. Our business is to produce compost fertilizer. For that we will collect our raw materials from house hold garbage. So it is both product & service at the same time. We have plans to be the pioneer in both fertilizer industry & waste management service in Dhaka City in future.

Table of contents

Title Page

01. Introduction 04

02. Statement of purpose 05

03. Business description 05

04. Production process 07

05. Market analysis 07

06. Business location 08

07. Management 09

08. Competition 11

09. SWOT analysis 12

10. Current financial records 13

11. Explanation of plans for growth 14

12. Projected profit, loss & operating figures 15

13. Explanation of financing for growth 16

14. Financial Condition 16

15. Summary of business & outlook for the future 18

16. Conclusion 18

01. INTRODUCTION:

Bangladesh is an agricultural country. 85% of the population in here is directly or indirectly related to agriculture. The land of this country is very fertile. The
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