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Buyers Preferred Apparel & Textile Company FAST COMPETENT INNOVATIVE

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Buyer’s Preferred Apparel & Textile Company

FAST COMPETENT INNOVATIVE

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WHO WE ARE Promoda Textiles Ltd is a textile sourcing company established in Dhaka, the center of textile industry in Bangladesh.

Promoda was founded in 2007, as a joint-venture between European and Bengali partners which gives

door service to the customers with its manufacturing experience for about 20 years.

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MISSION Promoda creates value of their associates, customers, employees and community by the

perfect combination of low prices, excellent quality and on-time delivery, respecting the

international labor and environmental laws and planning local conscientious social

assistance.

FAST

COMPETENTT

INNOVATIVE

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Continuous investment in technology, R&D and HRM

Place human value at the forefront of our companies

Regular upgrade of quality management systems

Establish a culture of innovation

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JERSEY

WOVEN

KNITWEAR

MEN

WOMMEN

KIDS

BABY

Babywear of all size ranges

Kid’swear of all size range

Women wear of all size ranges including petit and oversize

Menswear of all size ranges including oversize

accounts for 15% of its production

jacquard structures which accounts for 20% of its production % of its production

and various jacquard structures which accounts for 50% of its production

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THE BASE GROUP

of the shareholders of the same group. It started the journey in 1996 with knitted

$100 MILLION YEARLY TURN OVER OF GROUP

US$300 MILLION PROJECTED TURNOVER BY 2025

Promoda Textiles Ltd. is one of the companies of its parent

companies ‘The Base Group’.

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THE BASE GROUP

ON THE

MARK

Garments: 60,000 pcs/ day

Knitting: 16 Tons / day

Dyeing: 15 Tons / day

Finishing: 20 Tons / day

BASE has expanded its capacity,

competitive.When many struggle to

survive in post MFA world; its business in

fact enjoying a healthy growth.

1996: Base Textile Ltd. www.basetextile.com

of the country as well as to take

the widely known reputation of

BANGLADESH as a global clothing

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Base Textile Ltd.

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THE BASE GROUP

Garments: 24,000 pcs/ day GET 2009: Base Fashions Ltd.

SET

Garments: 12,000 pcs/ day

2005: Zayantex Ltd. www.zayantex.com

www.basefashions.com

In order to meet the growing

demands of customer need for

small run fashion items and

environmentally concerned

business ethics the 2nd

apparel

unit named ZAYANTEX

outskirts of Dhaka.

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THE BASE GROUP

2007: Promoda Textiles Ltd. www.promodatextiles.com

PROMODA was founded in 2007, as a

joint venture sourcing and buying company

between Dutch, Portuguese, and Bengali

Textile companies. It’s Dutch owner HMZ

Fashiongroup BV is one of the biggest

promotional company in Holland with own

premier brand Lemon & Soda, and ITee.

Promoda creates value for it’s associates by

offering full service vendor-ship beginning

from sourcing to procurement to

merchandising to in-line and final inspection

to the logistic services of the goods.

It has it own European Quality Controllers

in the initial years to train and develop

quality perception and sell ability of a

product in Western market.

GO

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NON TEXTILE ENTITIES

NARAYANGONJ ENGINEER

AND SHIPYARD

LIMITED

AAKASH

CNG

LIMITED

BASE

PAPERS

LIMITED

BASE

TECHNOLOGIES

LIMITED

2011: Base Technologies Ltd. www.basetechnologies.net

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SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND ECO FRIENDLY

SUSTAINABILITY

GREEN

ECO

Promoda

Apparels Ltd. www.promodatextiles.com

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SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND ECO FRIENDLY

SUSTAINABILITY

GREEN

ECO

Promoda

Apparels Ltd. www.promodatextiles.com

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SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND ECO FRIENDLY

SUSTAINABILITY

GREEN

ECO

Promoda

Apparels Ltd. www.promodatextiles.com

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SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND ECO FRIENDLY

SUSTAINABILITY

GREEN

ECO

Promoda

Apparels Ltd. www.promodatextiles.com

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SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND ECO FRIENDLY

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SUSTAINABLE, GREEN AND ECO FRIENDLY

Mymensingh just 1 Km Away

Largest Coca Cola factory.

More than 150,000 SFT

5S Management System

Enterprise Resource Planning

Mostly Expats (Initial Years)

Achieve Lean Management

34 sewing lines

planned to commence its

Pattern Making

Maker Making

Spreading

Cutting (Lectra & Gerber System

2 Shifts inside Green Belt

Helipad Facility

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SOCIAL BUSINESS AUGMENTED RESPONSIBILITIES

SAFE HOME FOR

GIRLS

Rehabilitates fallen girls

with food, home, and

education.

SAVE THE CHILDREN

DENMARK

project of Danida PPP

Program for the 12 to

16years old kids.

UCEP

(Underprivileged

Children’s Development

Program) training

program for the trainers.

• DIRECT FUNDING A

SCHOOL

• WINER CLOTHES

DISTRIBUTION

• FLOOD RELIEF

HOUSING PROJECT

FOR HOMELESS

(Underprivileged

Children’s Development

Program) training

program for the trainers.

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FLOW CHART OF SERVICES

Product and service research Promoda provides the best and most innovative

solutions in dyeing, printing, embroidery, washing

and finishing and sewing techniques.

Production planning and order follow- up

The QC s and the merchandisers provide a permanent

follow up by collecting daily information from the

factories about the whole process. Promoda has an

extremely detailed and complete tracker that is the

filled in with daily information, registering all the data

related to the order in question, providing a faithful and

permanent register of the product life cycle.

Product development and approval Sampling and approval is supervised by Promoda’s

technicians who verify each request and technical

demand of the product before shipping out the

final sample to the client, thus avoiding loss of time.

Promoda follows each step of the sample creation:

Prototype- Photographic and sales samples- Completion

of final sample for approval and registration.

Price Negotiation The factories selected by Promoda have

substantial percentage of their turnover

sold by Promoda, This provides an excellent

negotiation basis, ensuring the best price.

Promoda will ensure a strict cost control plan,

constantly monitored by the internal leader

assigned to the order in question.

Order Placement Promoda will suggest the most suitable

partner(s) for the project based on its

thorough knowledge of each

factory-quality levels, costs, delivery

dates and production capabilities.

Shipment /logistics monitoring Promoda deals with highly complex files such as the ones that imply all the logistics of supplying the product to 20 different countries, obliging Promoda’s staff to be proficient in all the matters related to legislation, bureaucracy and other procedures that may be needed.

Post shipment support Much like the logistics related to the documentation, all the information duly and rigorously checked by Promoda’s staff, very much aware of all the discrepancies that may occur, before being sent to the client.

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FLOW CHART OF SERVICES

Result analysis and actions correction In a sampling stage, Promoda and its clients meet in order to analyses the fitting sessions and go through all the involved details, identifying the ones that need improvement. A commercial analysis is also carried out after the collection launch in order to identify every possible improvement that will help the client to sell better and more in the next order.

Quality control, in-line

inspections and final inspection Promoda’s technician’s monitor every production by visiting the factories on a daily basis during the production run in fabric, application (print, embroidery ), stitching, and finishing stage until goods are shipped.

Communication facilities and others Hotel and restaurant reservation are also provide; communication facilities such as internet, telephone,fax and others are completely at their disposal to ensure the best possible communication with their head-offices in order to make the clients feel at home and to ensure that their time in Bangladesh is concentrated on their main task.

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WHY BANGLADESH?

Bangladesh is the second largest exporter of RMG in the world exporting over 132 Countries. This export is estimated to double from 2010 to

2015 and nearly triple by 2022

In 2013, the total export of Bangladesh has crossed the USD 30.18 billion mark with13.83% growth.

The growth of this industry has been dramatic, increasing from 30 factories in 1980, to over 6000 in 2014.

The RMG sector provides direct employment to around 4.4 million people, 80% of who are women

Around 20 million people are directly and indirectly depending on this sector.

Famous global brands such as Adidas, Benetton, Calvin Klein, Diesel, DKNY, G-Star, Hugo Boss, Nike, Puma, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger are working

alongside others.

Bangladesh RMG Sector has duty-free market access to most of the developed countries including EU, Norway, Switzerland, Canada, Japan, and

Australia.

Bangladesh garment manufacturer exporters association (BGMEA) working to build a safe and sustainable garment industry. The MoL and EC, BIDS Studies

found that about 80.8 percent factories buildings are approved structural designs, 85.9 percent factories are approved layouts, 92 percent factories have

valid fire safety licenses and 55 percent factories electric generator is located outside of the factory.

Some garments recently taken a greater step of going towards carbon-free production

The government has taken initiative steps for influencing RMG sector allocated 470 acres of land in

Baushia at Munshiganj for setting up a ready-made garment industrial park & also budget USD 6.5 Million for workers

skill development.

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WHY BANGLADESH?

Export

Factory

Female Workforces

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Full service vendor Promoda being specialized in sourcing, manufacturing, merchandising, logistics and

inspection services offers you all the activities required from ordering to delivering

MOQ While Bangladesh is a tough place for the customers deal with small quantities

Promoda can work with quantities as low as 500 pieces per style per colour. This

enables us to work with supermarket to fashion brands to the private label companies.

Lead Time Having equipped with own factories Promda works with private labels which need

to be shipped out in 30days from development. In general, the lead time for the

garments with local fabric is 60 to 90 days and for imported fabric is 120 to 150 days.

Worker issues Since Promoda has its own code of conduct it takes full care of worker issues

maintained in their factories. Based on customer requirement they also works

with BSCI, SEDEX, or WRAP approved factories.

Design studio A complete sample room with designers is in making to offer customers design

and faster sampling services.

Organic/Fair Trade A complete sample room with designers is in making to offer customers design

and faster sampling services.

WHY PROMODA?

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Years of Establishment : 01/June/2007

Type of Company : Service Provider ‐

Sourcing and Quality Assurance.

Incorporation # : C‐71312 (3819)/08

VAT Registration # : 5091069734

BGMEA Membership # : AM0822 (Member since 10/Sep/08)

Hong Kong Bank:

HSBC, Acct. No.: 078‐205820‐838

SWIFT Code : HSBCHKHH

Incorporation # : C‐71312 (3819)/08

VAT Registration # : 5091069734

BGMEA Membership # : AM0822 (Member since 10/Sep/08)

Hong Kong Rep. Office: Promoda Textiles Hong Kong Limited

Room 5, 6/F, Laurels IND CTR.

32, Tai Yau St., San Po Kong.

Telephone: +852 23231905

Fax: +852 23288834

Cooperate Office : Promoda Textiles Limited House # 57, Road # 3, Sector # 5, Uttara 1230, Dhaka, Bangladesh Telephone: +88 02 8932616, +88 02 8952574 Fax: +88 02 8921482

Europe Rep. Office: HMZ Fashiongroup B.V. Industrieweg 43 – 2382 NT Zoeterwoude Rijndijk The Netherlands. www.HMZ.nl

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Chairman :

Rien de Hart ,

email: [email protected]

Managing Director:

Hasan Shibli, email:

[email protected]

Director Operation : Ashfaque Ahmed,

email: [email protected]

• Management/Admin : 3 Persons

• Merchandising : 8 persons

• Quality Assurance: 6 persons

• Technical : 2 persons

• Sample Development: 2 persons

• Lab/CSR : 1 persons

• Logistics : 1 persons

• Office Support : 2 persons

• Employee base has the experience of dealing of dealing

renowned customers H&M, M&S, C&A, Charles Vogele,

Kiabi, Esprit, Puma, Lidl.

• Supplier Base : Strong sourcing attitude and that gives us

a wide variety and range of suppliers working for us in

the areas of Jersey, Knitwear, woven, and denim.

•Own manufacturing Base:

1.Base Textile – Vertical knit composite unit, can produce 45,000 pcs per day.

2.Base Fashion – Knit unit, Capable of producing 18,000 pcs per day.

3.Zayantex – Knit unit, Capable of producing 12,000 pcs per day.

Associate set-up: 20

factories specialized

in jersey, woven,

knitwear

(3/5/7/12gg), and

denims.

Strategic association:

With yarn suppliers,

fabric mills, laundries,

printers, embroidery

houses, etc.

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BUSINESS PARTNERS

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CONTACT INFORMATION

ASHFAQUE AHMED

HEAD OFFICE

House 57, Road 03, Sector 05

Uttara, Dhaka 1230,

Bangladesh.

Tel:

+8802-8932616

+8802-7914945

Mobile:

+880-1713306777

Email:

[email protected],

[email protected]

The Netherlands Office:

Industrieweg 43,

2382NT, Zoeterwoude Rijndijk

Tel: +31(0)71 5413641

Hong Kong Office:

Room# 05, 6/F Laurels Ind. CTR

32 Tai Yau St., San Po Kong, Kowloon

Tel: +852 23231905

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PROMODA is strength towards it’s Code of Conduct with

augmented demand from Buyers

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BANGLADESH A safe place to produce your clothing

On 24 April 2013 more than 1100

people died in one of the world’s worst

industrial accidents due to the collapse

of Rana Plazain the Savar district of

Dhaka. This came just months after a fire

in the Tazreen Fashions that killed an

estimated 112 workers.

After that incident the buyers group formed Accord and Alliance

and demanded higher structural safety. Engineers of the Accord

on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, the platform of 186

retailers predominantly based in Europe, found less than 2

percent of the inspected factories unsafe for production and

occupancy (http://www.thedailystar.net/less-than-2pc-of-

factories-unsafe-accord-says-41561).

That meant that Bangladeshi garment

NOT AS UNSAFE AS THOUGHT EARLIER It will enhance buyers' confidence to increase their production in Bangladesh.

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BANGLADESH A safe place to produce your clothing

There is no such system in China, India,

and Pakistan and that’s why this Fire

Safety to set legally binding standards

will put Bangladesh far ahead of other

garment manufacturing countries.

EXPECTED ETHICAL AND BUSINESS STANDARDS

We require our partners and their

employees to endorse a set of ethical

standards compatible with our own and

encourage and favor those who fully

conform to standards of business

practices that are consistent with our

principles.

LEGAL EXPECTATIONS

All business partners and their employees must

comply with all contract provisions, legal

requirements and standards of their industry

under local, regional and national laws and

regulations of the countries in which the business

partners are doing business.

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NO FORCED LABOR:

NO CHILD LABOR: NO HARASSMENT OR ABUSE: FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING:

Business Partners shall not use

forced labor, whether in the

form of prison labor, indentured

labor, bonded labor or

otherwise in the manufacture or

in their contracting,

subcontracting or other

relationships for the

manufacture of their products.

The use of child labor is not

permissible. Workers can be no

less than age 14 where the law

of the country of manufacture

allows.

We require that every employee

shall be treated with respect and

dignity. No employee shall be

subject to any physical, sexual,

psychological or verbal

harassment or abuse including

the use of corporal punishment.

Management practices must

respect the right of employees

to free association and collective

bargaining where applicable.

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T E X T I L E S LV D.