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Content Page no. Partex group introduction 1 Nandos introduction 2 01) The types of business, purpose and ownership of two contrasting business organization P1 3-5 02) The different stakeholders who influence the purpose of these contrasting organizations P2 6 03) How each business is organized P3 7 04) How their style or organizations helps them fulfill their purposes P4 12 05) The point of views of different stakeholders M1 12-13 06) influence of stake holders D1 14 P1: Partex Beverage Limited started their commercial production in 1997, as the one and only bottler of Royal Crown Cola Co, USA. To get into the Bangladesh share market it has introduced first beverage brand which is usually known as coke and pepsi. PBL has strong impact on beverage market as they were very good in packaging. In 2001, PBL has introduced mum drinking water. This mum drinking water introduced itself as a market leader in the water market. PBL has more than 100 distributors around the country and it is counted as biggest strength of it. They are providing mum drinking water to more than 10 Million outlets in rural and urban areas. They are also moving to the beyond borders and planning to enlarge their track in the coming years. It is an international company. Pro-activeness and Innovation is the main key of PBL’s success. PBL is located in mohakhali. It is public limited company. Partex Company provides other types of products and services like partex jute, plastic and many more. NANDOS is a food chain restaurant which is located all over the world. It was first opened in 1987 in Rosettenville, South Africa. Their main item is peri peri chicken with ... ... middle of paper ... ...52303216/Nandos. [Accessed 22 February 14]. the nando. 2014. jobs.ie/Profile.aspx?Id=nandos. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.jobs.ie/Profile.aspx?Id=nandos. [Accessed 22 February 14]. partex. 2014. partexbeverage.com/aboutus.html. [ONLINE] Available at:http://www.partexbeverage.com/aboutus.html. [Accessed 22 February 14]. partex. 2014. partexbeverage.com. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.partexbeverage.com/. [Accessed 22 February 14]. about us. 2014. partexproperties.com. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.partexproperties.com/. [Accessed 22 February 14]. eurobonds scandal. 2014. independent.co.uk/voices/comment/eurobonds-scandal-. [ONLINE] Available at:http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/eurobonds-scandal-you-can-blame-the-tax-avoiders-but-the-governments-the-real-villain-8897201.html. [Accessed 22 February 14]

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