India’s leading apparel exporter Texport Industries will start a garment factory in Sircilla Apparel Park, Telangana.
The unit will be on Plug and Play mode in the Built to Suit (BTS) unit to be constructed by the State Government on 7.42 acres at the Apparel Park.
Initially, the company will be installing 800 machines and employing 1,600 workers, while in 3 years, the project is expected to create employment for some 2,000 persons.
With the annual capacity of 17 million from its 19 factories, Texport employs 15,000 people and reported annual revenue of US $80 million (about Rs. 620 crore).
Narendra Goenka has said that the presence of skilled workers in Sircilla,along with the industry-friendly policies of the State Government to promote the industry were behind the company’s decision to set up the facility.
It is worth mentioning here that Narendra Goenka, who has taken charge as AEPC Chairman, had said in an interview with Apparel Resources that expansions are the need of the hour as opportunities are coming our way.
In recent months, Texport is the second well-known apparel exporter, after Kitex Garments,to have announced its investment in Telangana.
The company has done a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the State Government for the same.
Shailaja Ramaiyer, Handlooms and Textiles Commissioner, Telangana and Narendra D. Goenka, MD, TIPL signed the MoU in the presence of Industries and IT Minister K.T. Rama Rao.
The State Government has claimed that for the first time in the country export-oriented garment manufacturing BTS Units on Plug and Play Mode are coming up by utilising the state-of-the-art manufacturing ecosystem in the Sircilla region.
BTS is a type of real estate development where a property owner or developer agrees to build a building for sale or lease to the specifications of a prospective tenant, who signs a lease agreement to occupy the property once it is complete.
It will enable forward integration of Sircilla Powerloom weaving industry with the apparel and garment manufacturing process, thus aiding development of textile sector in the state.
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