Mafatlal Industries, one of the largest composite textile mills in the country has been a leader in textile for over 100year producing some of the finest fabrics which are supplied to the most demanding customers and oversees. It has chalked out investment plan to improve quality and volume at its Gujarat units
Mafatlal Industries has already invested Rs 100 crore in modernization of the two units Nadiad and Navsari in Gujarat. MIL Chairman Hrishikesh A Mafatlal said that they have planned an additional Rs 200-crore investment in them in the next three years.
The move will improve quality, increase volumes and lead to a 20 per cent growth in the current annual turnover of Rs 1,000 crore.
The textile firm has also recently launched its new premium linen range and bed and bath collection. MIL has a wide range of products and is a leading player in fiber dyed school uniforms
Both the unit at Nadiad and Navsari are already having modern equipments with a well-equipped Quality Assurance Laboratories.
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