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Cash Flow Statements in Garments Industry

Topics: Balance sheet, Asset, Cash flow Pages: 19 (5159 words) Published: April 25, 2013
GOVT. BANGLA COLLEGE

Term Paper
On

Cash Flow Statement of Garments Industry
In Bangladesh

Submitted To:
Md. Zahangir Alam
Lecturer
Department of Accounting
Govt. Bangla College

Submitted By:
Ummay Salma
Roll No : 9594087
Reg. No: 1630775
Session : 2009-2010
Program: BBA (Hon’s)
Faculty of Accounting
Govt. Bangla College

Date of Submission:

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

To,

Md Zahangir Alam
Lecturer
Faculty of Accounting
Govt. Bangla College

Subject: Submission of Term Paper report.

Dear Sir,

It was a privilege and great pleasure for me to submit my internship report titled “Cash Flow Statement of Garments Industry in Bangladesh” which has been prepared as a part of my degree requirement. I have tried my best to follow the instructions of my supervisor in preparing this report.

While preparing this report I had to go through with a survey to the employees who were related with “Garments Industry in Bangladesh”. Beyond any doubt it enriches my knowledge and also promotes my learning experience. I hope, you would find this report up to your expectation. I would be grateful to receive your suggestion and comments regarding this.

Yours sincerely,

………………………………
Ummay Salma
Roll No : 9594087
Reg. No: 1630775
Session : 2009-2010
Program: BBA (Hon’s)
Faculty of Accounting
Govt. Bangla College

STUDENT DECLARATION

This is Ummay Salma, Roll No: 9594087, Reg. No: 1630775 has declared that the internship report has prepared for academic purpose. Every statement in this report is true. No part of this report has been published in any magazine or journal.

……………………………….
Ummay Salma
Roll No : 9594087
Reg. No: 1630775
Session : 2009-2010
Program: BBA (Hon’s)
Faculty of Accounting
Govt. Bangla College

AUTHORISED DECLARATION

This is to certify that Ummay Salma , Roll No: 9593881, Reg. No: 1630775 is a regular student of BBA. She has completed his internship successfully at “Garments Industry in Bangladesh”. The internship report has prepared for academic purpose. No part of this report has been published in any magazine or journal.

We wish her every success.

……………….........
Md Zahangir Alam
Lecturer
Faculty of Accounting
Govt. Bangla College

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Fashion is serious business, everywhere. Admittedly, Bangladesh was a latecomer in the scene, but the pace now is scintillating. This is testified through the escalating figures of the garment market as also by the growing tally of fashion brands and retailers who have occupied substantial share of the country’s retail space. Truly, the clock cannot be turned back now. Over the past year, the garment industry has been building up on its capacities at various levels, expanding its product base, incorporating innovative technology, and engineering newer avenues of business. This sector, being one of the largest industrial sectors of the country, is a major propellant of the economy’s growth. Inherent issues and challenges dominate the industry. With the changing dynamics of doing business in a rapidly-changing global economic scenario, the sector needs to identify scopes for potential business ideas and overcome challenges by converting them into fresh opportunities.

Acknowledgement

All praises to the Almighty Allah, who has bestowed his kindness upon us by giving us the opportunity, time, courage, strength and patience to carry out and complete the report properly. We are very much thankful to our honorable course instructor, Md. Zahangir Alam sir for his valuable and intellectual guidance to prepare this project. It has been enriched in Garment industries in the recent past years. In the field of Industrialization garment industry is a promising step. It has given the opportunity of employment to millions of unemployed, especially innumerable uneducated women of the country. It is making significant contribution in the field...
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