Executive Summary
In this report our main aim was to find out about the relationships of the Royal Fabrics with its Customers, Suppliers and the External Partners. How Royal Fabrics is maintaining the relationship or the strategies it’s using to maintain or improve the relationships with them.
So in my research find out that Royal Fabrics is maintaining its relationships very well with its suppliers as all the suppliers are working with this company from more than 8 years and its customers like Arvind mills and Sunnex Jeans are its old buyers and Diesel Jeans are its customer from last 4 years but it is taking equal efforts for maintaining relationships with the old customers as well as to improve relations with the new customers.
I find out that as good as Royal Fabrics is doing in maintaining its relationships with the customers or suppliers, but on the other hand having External Partnership with the bigger company like Raymond Clothing creates a Power Imbalance, so Royal fabrics needs to take extra effort from their side to balance this power.
Terms of References
This research report was requested by Avtar Singh, Lecturer, Cornell Institute of Business and Technology, Relationship Marketing (MKT331) on 28 January 2015 to investigate the relationship of self-created Organization with it customers, suppliers and external partners.
This report is due on 9 march 2015.
Acknowledgements
It is our pleasure to place on record my sincere gratitude towards Mr. Avatar Singh, Cornell Business & Technology, who spent their precious time providing continuous ideas and expert guidance to our Report work. It was their direction and encouragement at every moment and step that motivated us to steer the research work confidently and successfully.
1. List of Figures:-
1. Downstream Partners……………………………………7
2. Threads…………………....................................................8
3. Indigo Dye……………………………………………….9
4. Upstream Partners……………………………………….11
5. Diesel Jeans…………………………..………………….12
6. Sunnex Jeans……………………………………………..13
7. Raymond Clothing………………….……………………15
8. Manish Malhotra…………………………………………16
2. Introduction:-
History has been witness to The Royal Jeans Pvt. Ltd.’s commitment to excellence, innovation, perseverance and undying attention to customer and societal needs. As an organization, Royal has successfully integrated diverse businesses, services and products, unified by a common vision - of enriching lifestyles.
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