Afroze Textile

1. TEXTILE INDUSTRY
OF PAKISTAN
PRESENTED BY: KHURRAM, DANYAL,
AREEB NAVEED, MUHAMMAD ALI AND NASIR
TO:SIR GHAZANFER
B. COM I (ITB)
DADABHOY INSITITUE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

2. AboutTextile
• Textile is a term that comes from “texere” which is a Latin
word, that means “to weave”.
• A cloth, especially one manufactured by weaving or knitting; a
fabric.

3. Introduction
• The textile industry is often considered the backbone of
the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s economy.
• Pakistan’s textile Industry is the fourth Largest Cotton
Producer.
• 6th largest exporter of raw cotton
• TheThird largest Consumer

4. HISTORY OFTEXTILE IND.
• Pakistan's industrialization began in the 1950s with the textile industry at
its center
• By mid sixties there were about 180 units of textiles bleaching, printing and
processing units, mostly situated in Karachi and Punjab.
• By 1970-71 there was 113 textile units and the industry had 2,605 thousand
spindles and 30 thousand looms
• The textile industry suffered heavy losses because the export of cotton was
controlled by the CEC in 1970’s.
• The eighties brought a relief to the textile industry due to the boom
in international market and industry friendly policies of the
government.

5. PERFORMANCE CHART

6. AfrozeTextile Industries (Pvt.) Ltd.
• AfrozeTextile Industries (Pvt.) Ltd. is one of the more dominant names in
• Pakistan’s highly competitive textile sector. It boasts of a fully automated in
house
• “weaving process” incorporating some of the best imported machines
• in the industry. It offers signature export quality products including towels,
• bedding and garments; catering primarily to international clients. Annual
• turnover of Afroze is in excess of US $ 120 Million.

7. PHYSICAL STATISTICS & CAPACITIES
Class
TOWEL UNIT,
Established 2005
BEDDING UNIT
Established 2001
Building covered Area 700,000 Sq Feet 700,000 Sq Feet
Finished Goods Ware House 90,000 Sq Feet
75,000 Sq Feet
Production Capacity 3 Million pounds/month 4 million mtr/month

8. Product Line
• TOWELS
• TERRY BATHTOWELS
• TERRY HANDTOWEL
• TERRY FACETOWELS
• PRINTED BEACHTOWELS
• TERRY KITCHENTOWELS
• TERRY DISHTOWELS
• TERRY/VELOUR BATHROBES
• BEDDING
• BED IN A BAG
• COMFORTERS
• QUILT COVER
• SHEET SETS
• KITCHEN LINEN
• JERSEY BED SETS
• LINED CURTAINS

9. VALUE ADDITION PROCESS
Stitching
Embroidery
Coating
Design &
Creation
Printing
Presentation
Finishing Dyeing
Weaving

13. • Benninger Direct beaming Machine
• Kuchuker Sizing Machine
• Kuchuer Direct Warping Machine
• Toyota, 72 Air Jet Looms
• Benninger, 3 Continuous Dyeing Range
• Goller- Bleaching Machine Bleaching Machine
• Jenbacher , 4 Generators, 1 Mega watt each
• Aquatech R.O Plant
• Alup 3 Air Compressor Alup, 3 Air Compressor
• Swastik Loop Dryer Machine
• Jaume Anglada, 2 Drying Finishing Line
• Kuchuker, Sizing Machine Kuchuker, Sizing Machine
• Xetma, Polishing Shearing Machine
• Tajima, Embroidery Machines
MACHINES & PLANTS –TOWELS UNIT
Fair market value of plant & machinery is Rs 2,120 Million

14. MACHINES & PLANTS – BEDDING UNIT
Fair market value of plant & machinery is Rs 1,209 Million
• Osthof singeing and desizing Machine
• Benninger Continuous Bleaching Machine
• Kuester continuous Mercerizing Machine
• Monfort Pad Steam Dyeing Machine
• Monsforts thermosol continuous Dyeing Machine
• Babcock 8 chamber, four Stenter Machines
• Reggiani 15 colors Printing Machine
• Reggiani 12 color Rotary Printing Machine
• Reggiani 12 color Flat bed Printing Machine
• Arioli Curing Machine
• Jenbacher , 3 Generators, 1Mega watt each
• Metito Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment plant
• Caustic Soda Recovery Plant
• Automatix fitted Machine
• Daewon Wadding Plant

15. ENVIROMENTAL ISSUES
• Textile industry is associated with
some environmental issues some of
them are:
• Large volumes of water.
• Usage of complex chemicals.
• Discharge of untreated effluent
• Water Pollution.
• Air Pollution.
• Labours concern.

16. IMPORTANCE OFTEXTILE SECTOR IN
ECONOMY
• In asia pakistan is the 8 largest exporter of
textile products
• Cotton is the basic Cash crop of Pakistan.
• Textile products are one of the essential and
basic human requirement next to food.
• Pakistan is the 3rd largest exporter of raw
cotton

17. CONCLUSION
Textile industry is the backbone of the Pakistan’s economy.
The textile industry of Pakistan plays an important role in
earning foreign exchange,
providing employment to the country. Pakistan’s textile
industry is going through one of the toughest periods in
decades. Our textile sector needs to capitalize on the
new emerging opportunities by adhering to global
best practices, adapting rapidly changing technologies,
better supply chain management while
trying to reach global value chains.