GHCL Textiles Limited has commenced commercial production at its newly added, fully automated manufacturing section, Meenakshi, at Paravai unit in Samayanallur Post, Madurai. This strategic capacity expansion strengthens GHCL Textiles’ operational footprint in the spinning segment. The new section adds 25,536 ring spindles, bringing the total installed capacity to 2,24,976 ring spindles. The existing capacity of 1,99,440 ring spindles was already operating at a capacity utilisation of 99.0%, underscoring the need for timely augmentation. The company has invested around Rs 215 crore for this expansion with internal accruals.
Commenting on the development, Mr. R S Jalan, Director of GHCL Textiles, said: “The commencement of operations at our Paravai unit is a reflection of GHCL’s commitment towards growth and excellence in the textile sector. This capacity enhancement not only supports our business expansion plans, but also reinforces our resolve to deliver superior value to our stakeholders while contributing to the industrial landscape of Tamil Nadu.”
This strategic expansion move aligns with GHCL Textiles’ long-term vision to strengthen its leading position in the Indian textile manufacturing sector and serve both domestic and international markets more effectively.
GHCL Textiles is a leading manufacturer and exporter of premium-quality yarn and fabric, operating from two state-of-the-art facilities in Tamil Nadu, India. With a strong focus on innovation and global competitiveness, the company delivers superior cotton yarns and textiles to markets worldwide. Committed to sustainability, GHCL Textiles sources 75% of its energy needs from renewable sources, with 62MW of green energy capacity, reinforcing its dedication to minimising its carbon footprint. The company actively monitors environmental standards to drive continuous improvement in its green transition efforts. Beyond business, GHCL Textiles upholds its responsibility to the community through impactful CSR initiatives, focusing on agriculture, animal husbandry, primary healthcare, women empowerment, and education.