Spark, the garment unit of Pushpanjali Overseas, is into exports since 1969 and have major buyers from Europe and US market such as New Look and Anthropologie. The export house is now eyeing the South American market and is working towards roping some new buyers, as a strategy to grow even in these difficult times. “We see a huge potential in the South American market and the buyers are also keen in placing orders. In terms of compliances, the market is quite relaxed as compared to EU and US market,” says Rajive Sharma, Director, Spark.
Currently, Spark has three factories running in Gurgaon, with niche in manufacturing woven ladies garments such as tops, dresses, jeans and pants. Apart from these, the company also manufactures knitwear garments, kidswear and accessories. With a capacity of 350 machines in each unit, Spark produces 5-7000 garments in a day. The company is well equipped with latest technology and a centralized embroidery team which takes care of the value addition part of the garment.
Talking about the specialty of Spark, Rajive says “Buyers are looking at quick deliveries at the end of the season, which is more important than the price factor. We have systems geared for the same and can execute last minute orders with perfection.” Though the market has been facing dearth of business, Rajive is hopeful that the situation will improve in the coming next two years, the only problem or threat will be the availability of skilled labour.
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