Tamil Nadu Based Textile Manufacturer Saved Rs.34 Lacs
CLIENT PROFILE
A textile-manufacturing company based out of Tamil Nadu has a large scale domestic business and recently decided to enter the international market. Belonging to a small town and new to foreign currency exposure, they had little awareness of Forex. They wanted to mitigate their foreign currency risk in exports and imports. The company found us on the web, and was then approached by our sales team. They intended to subscribe for the TPO and Forex Advisory services.
VALUE ADDITION
With the help of Myforexeye Advisors, the client is now aware of how the forex rates work and bank practices. The client not only saved on the extra charges but will also be able to make sound decisions for himself in the future.
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