160 Tons
Daily Production
130,000
Spindles
74 MVS
Machines
160 Tons Per Day
Industry-Scale Capacity
The spinning infrastructure operates across five manufacturing units, delivering an average production of 160 tons of yarn per day, supported by approximately 130,000 spindles and 74 Murata MVS machines.
With a daily capacity of 160 tons per day, each unit is engineered for continuous material flow and tightly controlled processing, ensuring stable output across extended production cycles.
Unit Configuration
Unit Configuration Specialization
The spinning infrastructure is organized across five specialized manufacturing units with
material-specific control systems.
Dedicated Unit Setups
Separate manufacturing units ensure optimal processing conditions tailored to each material category, preventing cross-contamination and maintaining material-specific quality standards through precise control over temperature, humidity, and handling protocols.
Unit 5: Benchmark Facility
The fifth unit represents a state-of-the-art benchmark facility within the group. With automation integrated across key process stages, this unit operates with minimal personnel on the factory floor.
Yarn Production Range
Yarn Capability Range
The spinning infrastructure supports yarn production from 10s Ne to 60s Ne across multiple fiber types
10s
Ne Count
60s
Ne Count
Viscose
Separate dedicated units for viscose yarn production
Flax and Cotton Blends
Dedicated setups for non-viscose fiber blends
Modal and Lyocell
Advanced cellulosic-based constructions
Complete In-House Manufacturing
All yarns produced within this range are manufactured in-house using the above infrastructure.
Quality Framework
Quality Control Framework
Quality control is embedded at the infrastructure level through decentralized but
standardized protocols
Infrastructure-Level Quality Control
Quality control is embedded at the infrastructure level, ensuring consistent outcomes across all manufacturing units.
Each unit operates its own laboratory
Raw material evaluation and final yarn testing conducted separately
All major quality parameters monitored across stages
This decentralized but standardized approach ensures consistent quality outcomes while maintaining unit-level accountability and process discipline.
Unit Laboratories
Dedicated testing facilities
Separate Testing
Raw material & final yarn
Cross-Stage Monitoring
All quality parameters
Process Discipline
Unit-level accountability
Responsible Development
Infrastructure Built on Stewardship
The spinning infrastructure is developed with a stewardship-led approach toward assets, processes, and long-term operational reliability.
Emphasis is placed on efficiency, controlled energy use, and sustained performance rather than short-term throughput optimization.
Long-Term Reliability
Assets and processes designed for sustained operational excellence
Controlled Energy Use
Emphasis on efficiency and responsible resource consumption
Sustained Performance
Focus on consistent output over short-term optimization
Integrated Manufacturing
Foundation for Downstream Manufacturing
This spinning infrastructure forms the foundation for consistent downstream
weaving performance
Consistent Yarn Supply
Stable, repeatable yarn production ensures predictable downstream weaving performance and reduced defects across all manufacturing operations.
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Integrated Operations
Seamless Integration between spinning and weaving eliminates supply chain uncertainties and creates a reliable end-to-end manufacturing system.
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