India Arvind Textile Factory Intends To Invest 8 Billion 500 Million Expansion Capacity In 5 Years.

2010/10/28 9:54:00 44

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A senior management at Arvind textile factory said today that the company plans to invest 8 billion 500 million rupees in the next five years to expand its core business and new businesses.

This company is located in Ahmedabad, the company's

core business

Including textiles and brands, real estate and food are new businesses of the company.

"We plan to invest 8 billion 500 million rupees in the next 5 years," said Sanjay Lalbhai, director and managing director of Arvind textile mill.

These investments will mainly be used to expand denim production, expand the retail chain Magamart, and introduce more.

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Today, Arvind textile mill owns 39 billion rupees, and is the fourth largest denim manufacturer and exporters in the world.

In fact, in the early 1980s, the company launched the India denim revolution and introduced the denim into the domestic market.

Lalbhai said its core textile business composite annual growth rate (CAGR) grew by 15%. The company plans to expand denim production from the current 110 million m to 150 million M next year.

In addition, three years after the closure of the Mauritius plant, the company is reconsidering its establishment in Bangladesh.