Abstract:
This internship report is based on my internship program and the financial performance of
Bellissima Apparels Limited in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. During my internship, I got the
opportunity to develop expertise and understanding of various corporate activities. My faculty
supervisor assisted me in selecting the topic - An Analysis of Bellissima Apparels Limited's
Financial Performance. Results by sentence Sources that have been matched the private sector in
Bangladesh is becoming more competitive in the current competitive business period. The balance
sheet and profit and loss account are the most often used financial performance measures in this
industry, where the balance sheet indicates a company's financial condition and the profit and loss
account shows its net profit or a net loss. With those statements, ratio evaluation is provided. In
this report, I will explain the first chapter about the report title, how to choose that, and what
process this report makes. Explained in the second chapter what background the organization
builds up what type of activities this organization does and some of the vital concepts about related
organizations. In the third chapter, the author must explain some of the Financial Performance
analysis elementsand the way they should be used. In this report, some important aspects of some
ratios, which are essential for ethical efficiency are included. Then the fourth chapter must give
about the Financial Performance analysis based on some numerical evidence in a calculative way.
The fifth chapter gives some ethical detection, remarks, and conclusions of the report on Bellissima
Apparels Limited. I worked at Bellissima Apparels Limited for seven months as part of my BBA
degree. I investigated the financial performance of Bellissima Apparels Limited. To determine its
ratio, use these previous and present records. After completing this report, I discovered that
analyzing financial accounts using ratios aids in overcoming previous faults and making future
judgments and plans. As a result, it is critical for every corporation, regardless of size, to create a
financial performance report and assess it using ratios.
