Spinning
Yarn is where the park’s value chain begins, and where its promoters have spent the last forty years.
Spinning is the stage of textile manufacturing where fibre is drawn, twisted and converted into yarn, which then goes on to become fabric and finished textiles. The park plans 60,000 spindles in its first phase, taking combined promoter capacity beyond 120,000 spindles.
60,000 spindles in phase one
Capacity & plan
What is planned for spinning
- Sixty thousand spindles planned in the initial phase, taking combined capacity to 120,000 spindles
- Five spinning and weaving units producing 8.58 million kg of spun yarn a year
- Promoter companies already operate more than 100,000 spindles between them
- Strong backward linkage into cotton ginning, held by the same promoter group
Also in the park
The rest of the value chain
