1. Industrial Training In On Export Incentive Schemes and Problems to exporters of Textile Industry in Ludhiana By: Neha Jain (94972238288) Dr. Deepa Kapoor (Academic Advisor)

2. INTRODUCTION TO THE CORPORATE Corporate Philosophy To continue growth by leading national & international standards and ethical means in harmony with the environment, ensuring customer delight, stakeholders' trust and social responsibility.

3. Mission To become Rs. 15000 crore company with net profit of 15% by 2015. Vision "Driven by the spirit of challenge,we will add value to life,and together, prosper globally."

4. Markets

5. INTRODUCTION TO DIVISION Terry Towel Division Paper Division Yarn Division Energy Division

7. Advanced technology (robots)

8. Stress relieving programs

10. Lack of proper check while buying material

16. Holds 22 percent share in the textile market in Europe

17. India is expected to double its share in the international technical textile market.

18. Major Players

20. Inadequate banking services for export business

22. Duty Drawback

23. FMS Scheme(Focus Market Scheme)

27. Limitations for the study Only 25 respondents are taken as sample size due to time constraint Generalization of results cannot be done with such a small sample size

28. DATA ANALYSIS Time period since the exporters are exporting Fig 4.1

29. Countries you are exporting N = 25 56% of the respondents are exporting to Europe 48% of the respondents are exporting to USA 32% of the respondents are exporting to Korea 28% of the respondents are exporting to Bangladesh 24% of the respondents are exporting to Brazil 20% of the respondents are exporting to Egypt

30. Countries posing problems in exports. N = 25 40% of respondents are facing problem while exporting to Bangladesh 16% of respondents are facing problem while exporting to Europe 12% of respondents are facing problem while exporting to Brazil 4% of respondents are facing problem while exporting to Africa, Mexico, Russia, South America

31. (i)Responses on whether the time taken for customs clearance is high. N =25 Fig 4.2

32. (ii) Reasons attributed for delay in clearance. N = 17 Fig 4.3

33. Tools used to overcome commercial risks. N = 25 Fig 4.4

34. Responses of getting duty or sales tax on time N = 25 Fig. 4.5

35. Responses of the exporters regarding problem in transit through other country. N = 25 Fig 4.6

36. Kind of problems faced in local market. N = 25 Fig 4.7

37. Ranks given to various departments in an export house. N = 25 Table 4.8

38. Degree of agreement or disagreement of exporters towards various problems in exports

40. 30% - Duty Drawback

44. Thank you