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    Pakistan - Cotton TextilesPakistan - Cotton Textiles

    4th largest Cotton producer: 9.5 % of the worlds total production4th largest Cotton producer: 9.5 % of the worlds total production

    Largest cotton yarn supplier in the world with 38% shareLargest cotton yarn supplier in the world with 38% share

    Pakistani yarns in 10s to 30s counts are worlds best due to staplePakistani yarns in 10s to 30s counts are worlds best due to staple

    lengthlength

    Spinning: Spindles increased from 8.33m to12.82m during 1999-2005Spinning: Spindles increased from 8.33m to12.82m during 1999-2005

    $5.0 billion investments in textile machinery in 1999-2005$5.0 billion investments in textile machinery in 1999-2005

    750 knitting & 450 medium to large size sewing units with over750 knitting & 450 medium to large size sewing units with over

    300,000 stitching machines300,000 stitching machines

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    150m population with low SAM cost150m population with low SAM cost

    Generates over 62 % of countrys total ExportsGenerates over 62 % of countrys total Exports

    Constitutes 46 % of the Manufacturing IndustryConstitutes 46 % of the Manufacturing Industry

    Employs 38 % of countrys working populationEmploys 38 % of countrys working population

    Contributes 8.5% to the total GDPContributes 8.5% to the total GDP

    Pakistan - Cotton TextilesPakistan - Cotton Textiles

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    SWITZERLAND

    BELGIUM

    GERMANY

    AUSTRIA

    FRANCE

    UK

    ITALY

    JAPAN

    CANADA

    IRELAND

    AUSTRALIA

    USA

    SPAIN

    GREECE

    MALTAISRAEL

    TAIWAN

    S. KOREA

    PORTUGAL

    HONGKONG

    CZECHREP.

    S. AFRICA

    POLAND

    SLOWAKIA

    ESTONIA

    TURKEY

    ARGENTINA

    VENEZUELA

    BRAZIL

    MOROCCO

    MEXICO

    OMAN

    TUNISIACOLOMBIA

    PERU

    MAURITIUS

    BULGARIA

    THAILAND

    MALAYSIA

    EGYPT

    CHINACOASTAL

    KENYA

    INDIA

    INDONESIA

    CHINAINLAND

    SRI LANKA

    PAKISTAN

    VIETNAM

    BANGLADESH

    0,00 10,00 20,00 30,00 40,00

    US$PEROPERATORHOUR

    LABORCOSTINTHETEXTILEINDUSTRYWINTER2004/05

    Major Driver is LABOUR COST

    &

    Pakistan is the 3rd lowest wage country

    Labor Cost in Textile IndustryLabor Cost in Textile Industry

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    Masood IntroductionMasood Introduction

    The company was incorporated on the 3rd ofThe company was incorporated on the 3rd of

    October, 1984 as a Public company and was listedOctober, 1984 as a Public company and was listed

    on Karachi and Lahore Stock Exchanges during theon Karachi and Lahore Stock Exchanges during the

    financial year 1988 and now listed on all Stockfinancial year 1988 and now listed on all Stock

    Exchanges in Pakistan. The company is engaged inExchanges in Pakistan. The company is engaged in

    the following manufacturing activities;the following manufacturing activities;

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    Vertically Integrated Operations

    Fabric Knitting

    Fabric Processing

    Apparel Manufacturing

    Yarn Manufacturing

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    Textile PlantTextile Plant Sewing PlantSewing Plant

    Masood Textile Mills LtdMasood Textile Mills Ltd

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    Spinning Division of Masood Textilesis capable of producing 22,000 lbs.of carded and 8,000 lbs. of combedRing spun yarn every day (based on20/s count). The division, equippedwith most modern machinery from

    Japan, England and Switzerland,produces a vast range of yarn countsfrom 10/s to 40/s. To ensureconsistent quality, spinninglaboratory has been equipped withlatest and most modern testingequipment. 40% of yarn production is

    exported to Hong Kong, Japan,Korea, Malaysia and Thailand. Therest of capacity is used for in-houseproduction of fabric, convertedsubsequently into apparel.

    SpinningSpinning

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    Knitting Department machinescapable of making Jersey, Pique,Fleece, Interlock and Rib in additionto the mini jacquard designs of singleknit jersey. The gauge ranges from 9to 28 for single knit, 18 to 24 forInterlock and 15 for Rib machines.

    Most of the machines are equippedwith Lycra attachment. Masood hasadded striper machines forproducing feed, auto and engineeredstripe jersey, PQ fabrics.Moreover, it has flat bed machinesfor non-roll collar and armband

    making. 100% production isinspected and only A grade fabric istransferred to the subsequentoperations. Masood has a dailyknitting capacity of 60,000 kg, with atotal of 290 Machines.

    KnittingKnitting

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    The Processing Department has an installed capacity of dyeing 400 Tons per week. Equippedwith These dyeing machines from Germany, it is capable of dyeing both cotton and Poly-cottonblended fabrics. The machine size selection provides flexibility in dye lot size ranging from 100Kg's to 1,000 Kgs. Processing is equipped with Santex finishing lines from Switzerland includinghydro extractors, dryers and compactors for tubular as well as open width fabrics. Moreoverstate of the art sue ding equipment with Nylon Brushing Technology makes Masood capable ofproducing emasculate and delicate knit fabrics. German Technology Monfort stenter and Corinoslitting machines are the latest addition to processing department.

    Dyeing/FinishingDyeing/Finishing

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    With over 2,500 stitching machines,manned with the most skilled andexpert operators, Masood is capableof producing about 400,000 dozensper month versatile garments rangingfrom basic to high fashion, mens,

    womens and kids with maximumflexibility in size and colorassortments. All the garments are cuton fully automated Gerber cutters.The Quality control and QualityAssurance departments are in placeto make sure the companys objectiveof zero defect. Computerized Barcoding and Back Track systemsprovide Masood 100% predictabilityand tracking performance.

    GarmentsGarments

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    YEAR RUPEES

    2002 90.000

    2003 477.000

    2004 601.000

    2005

    (9 Months)

    298.000

    2006 741.373

    2007

    (6 Months)

    310.342

    Fixed AssetsRs in Millions

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    InvestmentsInvestments

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    Total AssetsTotal Assets

    YEARYEAR RUPEESRUPEES

    2002 1,833.191

    2003 3,587.810

    2004 4,370.972

    2005 5,859.090

    2006 6,519.292

    2007 7,351.811

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    YEAR RUPEES

    2002 1,569.000

    2003 2,950.000

    2004 3,212.000

    2005(9 Months)

    3,086.000

    4,115.000

    2006 4,782.000

    2007(9 Months)

    4,173.000

    5,564.000

    ExportsRs in Millions

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    YEAR $ M

    2002 26.15

    2003 49.17

    2004 53.53

    2005(9 Months)

    51.43

    68.58

    2006 79.70

    2007(9 Months)

    69.55

    94.78

    Exports$ in Millions

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    2126

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    4953.53

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    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

    Growth TargetGrowth Target

    TurnoverUS $ in Millions`

    9-11

    Projections

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    YEAR RUPEES

    2002 405.011

    2003 592.392

    2004 626.322

    2005 762.720

    2006 889.9862007 1,009.200

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    Nine months data for year 2005 and 2007 annualizedNine months data for year 2005 and 2007 annualized

    Gross ProfitGross Profit

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    EmployeesIn Number

    35203950

    8057

    8775

    10180

    12225

    2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

    Employment GeneratedEmployment Generated

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    Key CustomersKey Customers

    http://www.nautica.com/
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    Quality & Performance AwardsQuality & Performance Awards

    Our performance and quality standards are evident from the achievement offollowing awards:

    Outstanding Partnership Award for the Year 2001-2002 - JCPenney

    Quality Recognition Award for the Year 2001 Russell Corp

    Best Supplier of the Region for the Year 2001-2002 - JCPenney

    Operational Excellence Award for the Year 2002 - JCPenney

    Best Quality Award for the Year 2002 - JCPenney

    Operational Excellence Award for the Year 2004 - JCPenney

    Best Supplier Award for the Year 2005 JCPenney

    Divisional Quality Award for the Year 2005 - JCPenneyBest Start Up Supplier for Year 2005 - Fruit of the Loom

    Accuracy in Communication, Coordination and Execution Award for Year 2006 - Fruit of the Loom

    Best Compliance Award for the Year 2006 - Fruit of the Loom

    Supplier of the Year 2006 - JCPenney

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    JC PenneysJC Penneys

    "Operational Excellence Award for 2002"."Operational Excellence Award for 2002".

    GLOBAL EXCELLENCE AWARDSGLOBAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS

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    JC Penneys "The best supplier of the region award 2001-2002".JC Penneys "The best supplier of the region award 2001-2002".

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    JCPenney s "Best Quality Award for 2002"JCPenney s "Best Quality Award for 2002"

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    Fruit of the Loom s "Best Start up Supplier Award for 2005"Fruit of the Loom s "Best Start up Supplier Award for 2005"

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    JC Penneys "Operational Excellence Award for 2004".JC Penneys "Operational Excellence Award for 2004".

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    Best Compliance Supplier - 2006Best Compliance Supplier - 2006

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    Accuracy of Information Communication and Execution - 2006Accuracy of Information Communication and Execution - 2006

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    MTM "Purchasing Partnership Award JC PenneyMTM "Purchasing Partnership Award JC Penney

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    YEAR Break-upValue

    Market Value

    2002 10.94 8.50

    2003 21.54 22.05

    2004 24.20 22.90

    2005 27.22 37.75

    2006 30.55 24.65

    2007 31.07 24.40

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    Financial ResultsFinancial Results

    Following table shows excellent growth in turnover, improving gross profit,Following table shows excellent growth in turnover, improving gross profit,

    operating profit and net profit of the company. This achievement has been madeoperating profit and net profit of the company. This achievement has been made

    due to managements strategy to move towards value addition, injection of fundsdue to managements strategy to move towards value addition, injection of funds

    by the sponsors for BMR, marketing efforts to bring top class companies intoby the sponsors for BMR, marketing efforts to bring top class companies into

    Pakistan.Pakistan.

    Description 2002 2003 2004 2005 (9Months)

    2006 2007

    (9 Months)

    Sales 1,642.469 3,008.333 3.354.442 3,163.252 4,899.190 4,172.272

    Goss Profit 405.011 592.392 626.322 572.058 889.986 756.907

    Administrative/sellingexpenses

    212.639 352.779 355.677 281.952 383.500 285.339

    Operating Profit 194.192 241.882 273.121 291.923 509.264 473.838

    Financial Charges 87.680 125.238 161.634 161.763 335.266 309.631

    Net profit before taxation 106.512 116.644 111.487 130.160 173.998 164.207

    (Rupees in Million)