We are a 2 wheeler accessories manufacturer , before covid in 2019 we met a company where we cracked a deal and we provided them the material we manufacture. They were a good company on time payments , good demand. But from nearly 1.5 to 2 years comp
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These situations show why MSME vendors must be very careful with any big client contributing more than 20-30% of sales. Never get overly dependent on one player.
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