Business Letter of intent

 A business letter of intent is written to seek an opportunity to discuss the possibility of business collaboration between two parties. It is a letter of request to collaborate by the sender of the letter to its recipient. The contents should be courteous and attractive; in fact, compelling and alluring to induce the recipient to some business collaboration.

From:
Charles Myers
Sales Manager
Universal Products & Services
6438 Trafalgar Square
Kansas City, MO 64106
October 15, 2010

To:
Director
Beacon Enterprise
Kansas City, MO 83291

Dear Sir / Madam,

RE: Business Collaboration

Having heard of your company’s fine standing in the metal industry, I am writing to offer you an opportunity to consider some business collaboration between our companies.

Universal Products & Services manufactures a lot of metal pieces to cater to the SME industry.  Our production goes towards thousands every month for many of our products. We would like to invite Beacon Enterprise to consider being a licensed dealer of Universal Products & Services.

There are many benefits attached to this licensed dealership of Universal. We invite you to a face-to-face discussion if you are interested in this business collaboration offer.

Please call us on for an appointment at your convenience.

Thank you.

Yours truly,
Charles Myers
Sales Manager