Sample Business Letter Introduction for Business Partnership (Cover Letter)

Introduction letter for business partnership

Sample Business Letter Introduction for Business Partnership (Cover Letter) is a letter to approach the new company to liaise with your company for the first time. Make sure your letter was brief enough to deliver your message, so your target will understand your intention and respond to your request without a nibbling feeling.

Dear Sir,

I hope this letter will find you well and success.

First of all, in this good opportunity I would like to introduce our company to you, ABC Company (your website), which has been in the business of distributor, general trading and contractor to governments sectors, private sectors and industrial sectors for the past 30 years. Attached our company profile.

Secondly, I would like to express my interest to have a business opportunity with your Company to distribute your product in Indonesia territory.

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We believe that our partnership is mutually beneficial for us and will enable to expand and build the opportunity of the business together in the best possible way.

Thank you for your cooperation and looking forward to building the business together in the near future.

With best regards,

Your name

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the cheque clears the bank,

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and six months passes and no one has asked

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Remember even God gave

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Specifically list what you offer.

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you're the one who is going to have to change,

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have opportunities to improve,

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