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Case Study Of Gimac Garments

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INTRODUCTION 1.1Background of the organization Gimac Garments (Pvt) ltd was incorporated in 1990. The company expanded continuously and currently operating with four garment manufacturing factories with more than 2000 employees and annual turnover and the profit of around Rs. 1.5 billion and Rs. 45 million. It manufactures and exports readymade garments to United States market over four million pieces per annum. The company is specialized in children girl’s dresses for well renowned brands in United States. Further Gimac Garments (Pvt) ltd also having a very good design and development unit with latest technologies such as CADCAM and Tukka software’s. The production process starts from import of raw material from china, cutting the fabrics and issuing to the production floor. After sewing of the garments in the production floor it will be send to in line quality controllers for quality check. Then they will send the garments to iron and from that they will send the garments to quality auditors. The qualified garments will be packed and shipped to the buyers …show more content…

Over the last five years Gimac Garments volume of exports gradually increased. Due to shortage of skill machine operators in Colombo as well as to fulfill our production capacity and to achieve cost advantage, Company has to look for outstation factories. Management had acquired an operating factory in Monaragala named as Monaragala Garments (Pvt) ltd.It is currently operating with around 300 employees and 3 production

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