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    Aftab Management is proposing to convert two vehicles from CNG to LPG fuel in order to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs. Converting the 2012 Toyota X Fielder vehicles would save approximately 50% on fuel expenses by using LPG instead of CNG, since CNG availability has been challenging. LPG is readily available and the vehicles' performance and integration into operations would be comparable when using LPG instead of CNG or octane fuel. The total estimated cost for converting the two vehicles is 114,048 BDT.

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    Aftab Management is proposing to convert two vehicles from CNG to LPG fuel in order to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs. Converting the 2012 Toyota X Fielder vehicles would save approximately 50% on fuel expenses by using LPG instead of CNG, since CNG availability has been challenging. LPG is readily available and the vehicles' performance and integration into operations would be comparable when using LPG instead of CNG or octane fuel. The total estimated cost for converting the two vehicles is 114,048 BDT.

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    Approval Note - Vehicles Conversion Cost

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    Aftab Management is proposing to convert two vehicles from CNG to LPG fuel in order to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs. Converting the 2012 Toyota X Fielder vehicles would save approximately 50% on fuel expenses by using LPG instead of CNG, since CNG availability has been challenging. LPG is readily available and the vehicles' performance and integration into operations would be comparable when using LPG instead of CNG or octane fuel. The total estimated cost for converting the two vehicles is 114,048 BDT.

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    Approval Note

    AFPL/HR/67/2024 Date: March 6, 2024

    Subject: Proposal for Conversion of Vehicles fuel type from CNG to LPG.

    AFTAB Management is taking proactive steps to convert two vehicles allocated to Regional Sales
    Managers of two regions from CNG to LPG fuel, prompted by ongoing challenges with CNG availability.
    This conversion aims to enhance operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness:

    Potential Benefits of the Conversion:

     Cost savings of approximately 50% compared to CNG fuel expenses


     Addressing challenges related to CNG gas unavailability
     Smooth integration into existing vehicle operations
     Comparable performance to Octane fuel
     Readily accessible supply of LPG
     In may aspects considered safer than CNG fuel

    Details of the Vehicles


    Particulars Vehicle-1 Vehicle-2
    Registration No: DM-GA-32-4715 DM-GA-32-4713
    Manufacturer: 2012 2012
    CC 1500 1500
    Model: Toyota X Fielder Toyota X Fielder
    Engine: 1NZ-FE 1NZ-FE
    Current Fuel: Octane & CNG Octane & CNG
    Proposed Fuel: Octane & LPG Octane & LPG

    Details of the Conversion Cost


    Particulars Amount (in BDT.)
    DM-GA-32-4715 57,024.00
    DM-GA-32-4713 57,024.00
    Total 1,14,048.00

    Initiated & Reviewed By:

    Mdohammed Hasan Ali Ashekur Rahman Khan


    Asst. Manager, Sales HRBP Deputy Manager, Admin
    Aftab Feed Products Ltd. Aftab Feed Products Ltd.

    Approved By:

    Md. Boni Amin Md. Mahmud Hasan Mahabobur Rahaman


    Chief Human Resources Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Operating Officer
    Agro & Food Division Agro & Food Division Agro & Food Division

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