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    CRESCENT BAHUMAN LIMITED
    (Library Information Services COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-04-02) Maydah Azhar; FA20-BST-008; Dr. Riffat Jabeen
    Bahaman Limited. The purpose of this report is to demonstrate the practical application of my academic knowledge and skills in a real-world business setting. With more than 60 years of experience in industries as diverse as textiles, sugar, banking, insurance, food, agriculture and steel, Crescent Group has built a solid reputation in Pakistan's business community. Crescent Bahaman was initially formed as a joint venture between Crescent Group and Greenwood Mills. It has been wholly owned by the Crescent Group since 2001. In FY21, the Pakistan's commodities expanded by 14% insufferable from a low-base impact, coming about because of the pandemic prompted lockdown in 2020. By and large, the figures of commodities stay inside the scope of USD 22-25b, which is in accordance with the pattern of past ten years. The portion of materials in complete products has generally been 54-59%; coming in at 57% during FY21. The low-base impact was articulated in material area also, with the post-lockdown increase of around 13% in the products. Pakistan's material commodities have CAGR of 4.4% during long term period from FY19 to FY21. Inside the materials, high worth added fragment held the most extreme offer, which has been moving vertically or most recent three years, expanding from 73.9% in FY19 to 80.7% in FY21. Knitwear, readymade pieces of clothing, and bed wear comprise the significant part of this portion.
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    INTERNSHIP REPORT ON BAIG ELECTRICAL COMPANY (PVT.) LIMITED
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2025) Fakhra Manzoor; CIIT/FA21-BST-009/LHR; Dr. Riffat Jabeen; LHR TP 9957
    When I was working as an intern in Baig Electrical Company (Pvt.) Ltd., I was blessed to work with an organization that was electrical based and I was able to develop on several of these skills. The type of tasks included data entry and auditing; in this way, I gained knowledge of the finance department. The management practices that were explained to me were useful in realizing that people have various responsibilities within a firm. I have appreciated various aspects of how a business runs and the many roles I can take on depending on the sector. In the course of my internment, I engaged myself with multiple exercises that were entirely a new and unique experience to me. They allowed me to participate in testing processes, which provided me with practical experience that I needed. I also came to appreciate quality assurance and got to deal with transformers and switch gears, which I found out are among the company’s biggest brands in the market. This exposure has given me this information on the competition in the electrical sector. I understood the importance of product quality and safety standards in situation to the electrical field which are the critical factor of electrical products and systems’ reliability and safety. It equipped me with technical know-how in and out, soft skills as a team player, good communicator and critical thinker.