KPR Mill plans expansion of its processing capacity investing Rs 120cr

Coimbatore-headquartered KPR Mill Limited is one of the largest vertically integrated Apparel manufacturing companies in India producing Yarn, Knitted Grey & Dyed to scale up garment capacity plans expansion of its processing capacity with advanced cold processing technology, to meet additional requirement.

The project is expected to be completed in nine months for which project cost is estimated to the tune of Rs 120 crore and the firm plans to fund its expense through internal accruals and debt.

The capacity addition is set to double from 25 MT from 50 MT per day. It is also scaling up its garment capacity from 59 million pieces to 95 million pieces per annum, making it the largest garment manufacturing company in India, the company said.

Advanced continuous process technology eliminates salt usage in the process.

The Company has ‘State-of-the-Art’ production facilities in the State of Tamil Nadu. Its yarn division has 3,53,088 spindles with a production capacity of 90,000 MT per annum. With the most modern machinery of International.

While, the Fabric division is equipped with high speed automatic circular knitting machines that can knit 27,000 MT per annum of different kinds of fabric. Its Fabric Processing unit has a capacity to process 9,000 MT per annum with trendsetter ETP.

Vertical integration of manufacturing process enables it to customize products as per the client’s specifications with consistent quality assurance in a cost-effective manner. KPR creates fashion trends for men, women and children.

Recent Posts

Fiber-to-fiber recycling recovers high-quality textiles

Yiqi Yang has developed a groundbreaking fiber-to-fiber recycling technology that removes dyes, separates blended fibers, and recovers high-quality materials.

21 hours ago

DS Smith develops fiber-based packaging for BMW

DS Smith has unveiled a plastic-free packaging solution for BMW's car wheel carriers, replacing traditional materials with recyclable corrugated cardboard.

21 hours ago

New research explores bone healing with bacterial bioplastics

A doctoral thesis from the University of Borås, Sweden, presents a novel method for healing large bone defects using bioplastic…

21 hours ago

Ambercycle and HSCC to scale circular textile recycling

Ambercycle and Highsun Holding Group have signed a strategic cooperation agreement aimed at advancing textile-to-textile (T2T) closed-loop recycling systems.

2 days ago

PAIGE joins Cotton Lives On recycling program

PAIGE has partnered with the Cotton Lives On programme to launch a recycling campaign, encouraging customers to bring in old…

2 days ago

Toray and Head Sports launch eco-friendly tennis racquet

Toray Industries Inc. from Japan, has partnered with Head Sports GmbH to create the Boom Raw tennis racquet, a product…

2 days ago