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CONTENT
• PARTICULARS
• TABLE OF CONTENT
• GENERAL INFORMATION
• INTRODUCTION
• GENERAL INFORMATION
• HISTORY OF THE COMPANY
• COMPANY VISION, MISSSION AND
MOTTO
• COMPANY AT A GLANCE
• PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT
• INTRODUCTION
• RAW MATERIAL
• PROCESS
• MARKETING DEPARTMENT
• MARKETING STARTEGIES
• SWOT ANALYSIS
• FINDINGS
• PRODUCT
• PRICE
• FINISHED GOOD INVENTORY
• CONCLUSION
• ANNEXURE
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
Shrima PolyFab Ltd. is a dynamic player in the realm of polypropylene (PP) woven fabric
and sacks manufacturing. Established with a vision to cater to diverse industrial needs,
Shrima PolyFab has emerged as a leading name in the industry, renowned for its
commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction
Since its inception, Shrima PolyFab has consistently strived for excellence, leveraging
state-of-the-art technology and a skilled workforce to deliver products that meet the
highest standards. The company specializes in producing a wide range of PP woven
fabrics and sacks, catering to various sectors such as agriculture, construction, packaging,
and more.
ABOUT COMPANY
VISION
• Our vision at Shrima Polyfab Ltd. is to be a globally recognized leader in the
polypropylene (PP) woven fabric and sacks manufacturing industry
MISSION: -
• At Shrima Polyfab Ltd., our mission is to leverage our expertise in
polypropylene (PP) woven fabric and sacks manufacturing to deliver
innovative, high-quality solutions that meet the diverse needs of our
customers across industries. To become a true Indian MNC with pan India
presence and operations across the globe
• Through a relentless focus on customer satisfaction, integrity, and continuous
improvement, we aim to build lasting relationships with our clients, partners,
and employees, driving growth and creating value for all stakeholders.
MOTTO: -
COMPANY AT A GLANCE
- Industry: Polypropylene (PP) woven fabric and sacks manufacturing.
- Product Range: Offers a diverse range of PP woven fabrics and sacks for various industries including
agriculture, construction, packaging, and more.
- Focus: Commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability.
- Technological Edge: Utilizes state-of-the-art technology and skilled workforce to ensure high-quality
products.
- Sustainability: Emphasizes eco-friendly manufacturing practices and the use of recyclable materials.
- Customer-Centric Approach: Prioritizes customer satisfaction, fostering long-term partnerships.
- Values: Integrity, reliability, professionalism.
- Vision: To become a globally recognized leader in the PP woven industry.
- Mission: To deliver innovative, high-quality solutions that meet diverse customer needs while
upholding principles of operational excellence and environmental responsibility.
- Motto: "Innovating Excellence, Weaving Sustainability."
PRODUCTION
DEPARTMENT
INTRODUCTION:-
The Production Department at Shrima Polyfab Ltd. is the heart of our operations,
where innovative ideas are transformed into high-quality polypropylene (PP) woven
fabric and sacks. Comprising a skilled and dedicated team, our production
department is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and machinery to ensure
efficiency and precision in every stage of the manufacturing process.
Our production process begins with meticulous planning and resource allocation to
meet the diverse needs of our customers across various industries. From raw material
procurement to the final inspection, every step is carefully monitored to maintain the
highest standards of quality and consistency.
Our team of experienced technicians and operators are trained to operate advanced
machinery and adhere to strict quality control measures, ensuring that each product
meets or exceeds customer expectations. We are committed to continuous
improvement, regularly investing in technology upgrades and process optimization
to enhance productivity and minimize waste.
At Shrima Polyfab Ltd., sustainability is a core value embedded in our production
practices. We prioritize the use of eco-friendly materials and processes, striving to
minimize our environmental footprint while delivering superior products to our
customers.
RAW MATERIAL
Shri Maa Polyfabs Limited primarily uses polypropylene (PP) and high-density
polyethylene (HDPE) as their main raw materials. These materials are utilized in the
production of various types of woven sacks, fabrics, and bags. The company's
product range includes PP woven sacks, HDPE woven sacks, laminated bags, and
non-woven products, which are widely used for packaging in industries such as
agriculture, cement, chemicals, and food. states are less transportation cost.
PROCESS
Machinery Involved:
• Extruder: The core machine that melts and shapes the PP granules.
• Cooling Rollers: These cool the extruded film.
Weaving:
Weaving Process:
• Tape Stretching: The extruded film is cut into narrow tapes, which are then
stretched to align the polymer molecules, enhancing strength.
• Weaving Looms: The tapes are woven into a fabric using circular looms.
This process involves interlacing the tapes to form a strong, flexible fabric.
Machinery Involved:
Machinery Involved:
Stitching Process:
• Stitching: The cut pieces are stitched together to form bags. This can
include side stitching, bottom stitching, and adding handles or other features as
required.
• Sealing: Depending on the bag type, additional sealing processes like valve
sealing or pinch bottom sealing may be applied.
Machinery Involved:
Printing:
Printing Process:
Machinery Involved:
Quality Control:
Quality Control Process:
Dispatch Process:
Equipment Involved:
Marketing strategies for a company like Shri Maa Poly Fab, which operates in the textile
industry, particularly if it specializes in poly-fabric products, can be crucial for expanding
its market presence and customer base. Here are some tailored marketing strategies for
Shri Maa Poly Fab:
• Segment the Market: Identify and segment your target market based on
factors such as geographic location, demographics, and industry needs.
• Focus on B2B: Given the nature of textile products, focusing on business-
to-business (B2B) relationships with garment manufacturers, fashion brands,
and retailers can be beneficial.
5. Customer Relationships
8. Pricing Strategy
• Online Advertising: Use Google Ads, social media ads, and other online
advertising methods to reach your target audience.
• Promotional Campaigns: Run periodic promotions, such as discounts or
limited-time offers, to drive sales and attract new customers.
By implementing these strategies, Shri Maa Poly Fab can enhance its market presence,
attract new customers, and build a strong, reputable brand in the textile industry.
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
12. Market Expansion: Potential to expand into new geographic markets and
diversify the customer base.
13. E-commerce Growth: Leveraging e-commerce platforms to reach a wider
audience and boost sales.
14. Sustainable Products: Growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly textiles
presents an opportunity to innovate and capture new market segments.
15. Technological Advancements: Adoption of advanced manufacturing
technologies to improve efficiency and product quality.
16. Strategic Partnerships: Forming alliances with other businesses in the textile and
fashion industry to enhance market presence and capabilities.
Threats
17. Intense Competition: High competition from both domestic and international
textile manufacturers.
18. Economic Fluctuations: Vulnerability to economic downturns that can affect
demand for textile products.
19. Raw Material Costs: Fluctuations in the cost of raw materials, which can impact
profit margins.
20. Regulatory Changes: Changes in industry regulations and compliance
requirements can pose challenges.
21. Supply Chain Disruptions: Potential disruptions in the supply chain due to
geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, or other unforeseen events.
FINDINGS
1. Market Trends
2. Customer Insights
3. Competitive Landscape
• Major Competitors: Shri Maa Poly Fab faces competition from both large,
established textile manufacturers and smaller, more agile companies. Key
competitors include local textile manufacturers and international players who
offer similar poly-fabric products.
• Differentiation: Competitors differentiate themselves through innovation,
customer service, and by offering a wide range of products. Building a unique
value proposition is crucial for standing out in the market.
• Market Share: Assessing the market share of Shri Maa Poly Fab compared
to its competitors can help identify areas for growth and improvement.
4. Industry Outlook
PRODUCT
SHRI MAA POLYFAB LTD.
Brands: -
• AD Protex (Block Bottom Bags): These bags are designed for high
durability and efficient stacking, making them ideal for cement and other dry
bulk materials. The block bottom design provides a stable, brick-like shape
that enhances storage and transportation efficiency.
• Valve/Normal Cement Bags: Known for their strength and moisture
resistance, these bags are widely used in the cement industry. They are
designed to withstand rough handling and environmental factors without
breaking.
• Box Bags: Designed for easy handling and storage, these bags are used for
various packaging needs.
(Quality andFeatures)
Quality Assurance
1. Material Quality:
o The company uses premium-grade polypropylene (PP) and high-
density polyethylene (HDPE) as raw materials. These materials are
selected for their durability, strength, and resistance to environmental
factors.
2. Manufacturing Standards:
o Advanced machinery and technology are employed, including
automated units from Germany and conventional units from India,
ensuring precision and consistency in production.
o The company adheres to stringent quality control measures at every
stage of the manufacturing process, from raw material procurement to
final product inspection.
3. Certifications:
o Shri Maa Polyfabs Ltd. holds various quality certifications, ensuring
that their products meet international standards. These certifications
include ISO standards for quality management.
Product Features
4. Durability:
o The woven structure of the bags provides exceptional tensile
strength, making them capable of withstanding heavy loads and rough
handling.
o Laminated bags offer added protection against moisture and
environmental damage, enhancing their durability.
5. Customizability:
o Products can be customized in terms of size, shape, color, and
printing to meet specific customer requirements. This includes branding
and detailed product information printing.
6. Versatility:
o The range of products includes cement bags, fertilizer bags, BOPP
laminated bags, jumbo bags, leno bags, and more, catering to diverse
industries such as agriculture, construction, chemicals, and food
packaging.
7. Enhanced Storage and Transportation:
o Products like the AD Protex (Block Bottom) bags and valve bags
are designed to optimize storage space and ease of transportation. The
block bottom design, for instance, allows for perfect stacking and stability
during transit.
8. Environmental Considerations:
o The company incorporates eco-friendly practices in its
manufacturing processes. For example, their block bottom bags reduce the
need for adhesives, minimizing chemical use and pollution.
9. Innovative Features:
o BOPP laminated bags combine the benefits of traditional woven
bags with advanced lamination techniques, offering superior strength and
aesthetic appeal.
o Leno bags provide excellent breathability, extending the shelf life of
perishable goods by allowing air circulation.
DESIGNS
AD Protex (Block Bottom Bags)
Design Features:
• Block Bottom Shape: These bags have a block bottom design, which
allows for easy stacking and optimal space utilization during storage and
transportation.
• Heat-Welded Seams: The seams are heat-welded, eliminating the need for
adhesives, which enhances the bag's strength and durability.
• Material: Made from high-quality polypropylene, providing resistance to
wear and tear.
• Applications: Ideal for packaging cement and other dry bulk materials.
Design Features:
• Valve Design: Includes a self-closing valve for easy filling and sealing,
preventing spillage and contamination.
• Durability: Strong and durable to handle the abrasive nature of cement.
• Moisture Resistance: Designed to resist moisture, ensuring the product
remains dry and usable.
• Applications: Widely used in the construction industry for cement
packaging.
Design Features:
• BOPP Lamination: These bags are laminated with BOPP film, enhancing
their strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal.
• Multi-Color Printing: Capable of high-quality, multi-color printing for
branding and detailed product information.
• Moisture Barrier: The lamination provides an excellent barrier against
moisture, protecting the contents.
• Applications: Suitable for packaging fertilizers, grains, pet food, and other
products requiring durable and attractive packaging.
Leno/Mesh Bags
Design Features:
Fertilizer/Sugar Bags
Design Features:
Design Features:
Non-Woven Products
Design Features:
Design Features:
• Secure Closure: The pinch bottom design ensures a tight and secure
closure, protecting contents from contamination and moisture.
• Durability: Made to withstand rough handling and transportation.
• Applications: Suitable for packaging animal feed, pet food, and other food
products.
Design Features:
Box Bags
Design Features:
PRICE
PRICING IN MARKETING
DEFINITION: -
Pricing is the method of determining the value a producer will get in the exchange of
goods and services. Simply, pricing method is used to set the price of producer’s
offerings relevant to both the producer and the customer.
Every business operates with the primary objective of earning profits, and the same
can be realized through the Pricing methods adopted by the firms.
While setting the price of a product or service the following points have to be kept in
mind:
▪ Nature of the product/service.
▪ The price of similar product/service in the market.
▪ Target audience i.e. for whom the product is manufactured (high, medium or
lower class)
▪ The cost of production viz. Labour cost, raw material cost, machinery cost,
inventory cost, transit cost, etc.
▪ External factors such as Economy, Government policies, Legal issues, etc.
PRICING OBJECTIVES:
The objective once set gives the path to the business i.e. in which direction to go.
The following are the pricing objectives that clears the purpose for which the
business exists:
1. Survival:
The foremost Pricing Objective of any firm is to set the price that is optimum and
help the product or service to survive in the market. Each firm faces the danger of
getting ruled out from the market because of the intense competition, a mature
market or change in customer’s tastes and preferences, etc. Thus, a firm must set the
price covering the fixed and variable cost incurred without adding any profit margin
to it. The survival should be the short-term objective once the firm gets a hold in the
market it must strive for the additional profits. The New Firms entering into the
market adopts this type of pricing objective.
2. Maximizing the current profits:
Many firms try to maximize their current profits by estimating the Demand and
Supply of goods and services in the market. Pricing is done in line with the product’s
demand in the customers and the substitutes available to fulfil that demand. Higher
the demand higher will be the price charged. Seasonal supply and demand of goods
and services are the best examples that can be quoted here.
Many firms charge low prices for their offerings to capture greater market share.
The reason for keeping the price low is to have an increased sales resulting from the
Economies of Scale. Higher sales volume lead to lower production cost and
increased profits in the long run. This strategy of keeping the price low is also
known as Market Penetration Pricing. This pricing method is generally used when
competition is intense and customers are price sensitive. FMCG industry is the best
example to supplement this.
4. Market Skimming:
Market skimming means charging a high price for the product and services offered
by the firms which are innovative, and uses modern technology. The prices are
comparatively kept high due to the high cost of production incurred because of
modern technology. Mobile phones, Electronic Gadgets are the best examples of
skimming pricing that are launched at a very high cost and gets cheaper with the
span of time.
5. Product –Quality Leadership:
Many firms keep the price of their goods and services in accordance with the
Quality Perceived by the customers. Generally, the luxury goods create their high
quality, taste, and status image in the minds of customers for which they are willing
to pay high prices. Luxury cars such as BMW, Mercedes, Jaguar, etc. create the high
quality with high-status image among the customers.
Thus, every firm operates with the ultimate objective of earning profits and,
therefore, the price of a product must be set keeping in mind the cost incurred in its
production along with the benefits it offers for which people are ready to pay extra .
PRICING POLICY: -
Price is the marketing mix element that produces revenue. Price is one
the most flexible elements. Companies handle pricing in a verity of way in small
companies the company’s boss often sets prices. In large company’s division and
product line manager handling pricing.
Gokul Agri international ltd. has adopted companies cost based method of pricing .
PRICE LIST: -
PRODUCT VARIANTS MRP FOR EACH
QUANTITY (PER PC.)
LENO BAG RS 7
BOPP BAG RS 11
SUGAR BAG RS 9
BOTTOM BAG RS 12
SUPER LITE BAG RS 6
PRICE
Price segmentation is simply charging different prices to different people for the
same or similar product or service.
1. segment the market and 2. create a mechanism to charge them different prices.
1. Segment the market – The first requirement is to find groups of customers, some
that are willing to pay more than others. To keep this simple, let’s hold it to 2
segments, those willing to pay more and those willing to pay less. Let’s call them
the “rich” and the “poor”. This is a pretty common segmentation anyway. In
general, poor people are more willing to invest time, energy and effort to get low
prices, while rich people are more likely to just buy what they want.
2. Create a pricing mechanism – This is much harder than it seems. You can’t
simply put up a sign in your store that says “Rich people – $10; Poor people – $5”.
Nobody would ever confess to being rich. You need a way to get the rich people to
voluntarily pay the higher price.
FINDINGS
There are several basic factors that affect pricing for almost all companies and
industries. These can be categorized as internal factors and external factors.
Internal Factors
These are those elements that are under the control of the organization. However, it
is vital to note that though they may be within the company’s domain of control,
changing them may not be as easy as it seems. For example, production process
changes may require significant cost, time and process redesign. Internal factors
include:
External Factors
Those factors which have a significant impact on pricing decisions but are not
completely controllable by the company are known as external factors. Since these
are very important to the pricing method, a company can exert some control by
conducting detailed analyses to understand in depth how these factors will behave.
External factors may include:
• Competitors
• Target market behaviour and willingness to pay
• Industry trends
• Industry or legal Constraints
FINISHED
GOOD
INVENTORY
What Are Finished Goods?
Finished goods are products that have passed through all the stages of manufacturing and
are ready for sale. Think of finished goods as what you see on the shelves in stores —
i.e., the “merchandise” — though finished goods may also be found in
warehouses and distribution centers.
Key Takeaways
CUSTOMER
RETENSTION
Customer retention refers to the strategies and actions companies use to keep their
existing customers over a period. Effective customer retention involves understanding
customer needs, providing excellent service, and creating a positive overall experience
to encourage repeat business. Key tactics include personalized communication, loyalty
programs, regular engagement through updates and offers, collecting and acting on
customer feedback, and resolving issues promptly. Retaining customers is often more
cost-effective than acquiring new ones, leading to increased profitability and brand
loyalty.
CUSTOMER REVIEW
Shri Maa Poly Fab has received mixed customer reviews. On platforms like Dial4Trade,
the company has an overall rating of around 3.9 out of 5 based on 16 reviews. Customers
have appreciated the product quality, value for money, and customer service. However,
some users have noted issues with response times and service consistency. The company
is known for its range of polypropylene woven bags and sacks, which are popular for
packaging various materials.
CONCLUSION
Shri Maa Polyfabs Limited stands out as a prominent manufacturer and exporter in the
field of polypropylene (PP) woven and non-woven fabrics and bags. With a robust
production capacity and a focus on high-quality standards, the company caters to various
industries, including agriculture, construction, chemicals, and food packaging.
Key Highlights:
Conclusion:
Shri Maa Polyfabs Ltd. exemplifies a commitment to quality, innovation, and customer
satisfaction. With a comprehensive product range designed to meet the rigorous demands
of various industries, the company maintains a strong market presence both domestically
and internationally. Their advanced manufacturing capabilities, stringent quality
assurance processes, and focus on sustainable practices position them as a leader in the
packaging industry (Shrimaa Group) (Shrimaa Group)
ANNEXURE
❖ Product Quality and Satisfaction
❖ How satisfied are you with the overall quality of our poly-fabric products?
❑ Very satisfied
❑ Satisfied
❑ Neutral
❑ Dissatisfied
❑ Very dissatisfied
❖ How would you rate the durability of our fabrics?
❑ Excellent
❑ Good
❑ Average
❑ Poor
❑ Very poor
❖ How satisfied are you with the timeliness of our product deliveries?
❑ Very satisfied
❑ Satisfied
❑ Neutral
❑ Dissatisfied
❑ Very dissatisfied
❖ Have you experienced any issues with our delivery or supply chain process?
If so, please describe.
❖ How would you rate the value for money of our products?
❑ Excellent
❑ Good
❑ Average
❑ Poor
❑ Very poor
❖ Do you feel our pricing is competitive compared to other suppliers?
❑ Yes, very competitive
❑ Yes, somewhat competitive
❑ Neutral
❑ No, somewhat uncompetitive
❑ No, very uncompetitive
❖ Overall Experience and Suggestions
❖ Overall, how satisfied are you with your experience with Shri Maa Poly
Fab?
❑ Very satisfied
❑ Satisfied
❑ Neutral
❑ Dissatisfied
❑ Very dissatisfied
❖ What improvements would you suggest for our products or services?
❑ Definitely
❑ Probably
❑ Not sure
❑ Probably not
BIBLIOGRAPHY
WEBSITES
https://shrimaagroup.co.in/shri-maa-polyfabs-ltd
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