From From Raw Silk to Finished Fabric: Operational and Managerial Dynamics in Bangladesh's Silk Industry- Evidance from Sopura Silk Mill Ltd.

This presentation explores the operational and managerial dynamics of Bangladesh’s silk industry, silk is the most common and economic fiber and may consist 20% of global fiber market especially developing geographics particularly Bangladesh, China and India, focusing on the transformation process from raw silk to finished fabric, using evidence from Sopura Silk Mill, Bangladesh. Therefore, reveals key production stages, supply chain mechanisms, and managerial practices that shape efficiency and product quality. This study further examines the challenges faced by the industry, including resource constraints, technological limitations, and market competition, moreover, identify the opportunities for sustainable growth and modernization. This study utilize observation method, all the insights are closely observed which provides live experience and understanding of Sikl mechanism. The findings provide valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, and industry stakeholders interested in improving the performance and long-term sustainability of the silk sector in Bangladesh. This presentation is a concise version (overview) of the final internship report.