New facility at Mallavalli to have a processing capacity of 80 tonnes per day and generate employment for approximately 1,500 people
Mohan Spintex India Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra Pradesh to establish an integrated terry towel manufacturing unit at Mallavalli, involving a proposed investment of ₹729 crore. The project marks a significant expansion of the company’s manufacturing footprint and reinforces its commitment to strengthening India’s home textiles manufacturing capabilities.

The proposed facility will have a processing capacity of 80 tonnes per day and is expected to create employment opportunities for approximately 1,500 people. The investment is also expected to contribute to the industrial development of Andhra Pradesh, further strengthening the state’s position as an emerging destination for textile manufacturing investments.
The MoU was signed on behalf of Mohan Spintex by Director Gottimukkala Ravi Kumar and President – Operations & Projects Venigalla Leela Krishna. The signing took place in the presence of T.G. Bharath, Minister for Industries, Government of Andhra Pradesh, and Shubham Bansal, Director of Industries.
The integrated terry towel project represents an important addition to Mohan Spintex’s existing capabilities across spinning, weaving, processing and home textiles. With a proposed daily processing capacity of 80 tonnes, the facility is expected to strengthen the company’s ability to serve the growing requirements of domestic and international home textile markets.
For Mohan Spintex, the investment is part of a broader growth journey built around manufacturing integration, technology upgradation and long-term customer relationships. The company has consistently emphasised investments in infrastructure, operational capabilities and responsible manufacturing as the foundation for sustainable growth.
Vallabhaneni Sudhakar Chowdary, Managing Director, Mohan Spintex, has previously articulated this long-term philosophy, stating: “Mohan Spintex was not created merely to manufacture products; it was created to build trust. Trust with farmers, employees, customers, regulators, and international buyers.”
The proposed expansion reflects this emphasis on building a resilient and future-ready manufacturing business, while creating additional capacity to address evolving market requirements.
Mohan Spintex has also placed sustainability at the centre of its manufacturing operations. Its existing initiatives include water recovery and recycling, renewable energy generation, coal-free steam generation using rice husk, and the increasing use of sustainable fibres and packaging materials. The new investment will add another dimension to the company’s expansion plans as it continues to strengthen its presence in the home textiles value chain.
The ₹729-crore project is a significant milestone not only for Mohan Spintex but also for Andhra Pradesh’s textile sector. With an integrated manufacturing facility, substantial processing capacity and the potential to generate around 1,500 jobs, the project underlines the role of large-scale private investment in developing India’s textile manufacturing ecosystem.


