We are proud to announce the development of a $120 million mega plant in Dalton, USA, scheduled for completion by 2028. The state-of-the-art facility will feature a production capacity of 300,000 spindles, making it one of the largest and most advanced spinning operations in the region. This investment reflects our commitment to expanding our global footprint and strengthening the textile supply chain by delivering high-quality yarn to international markets. The project will also contribute to local economic growth by creating employment opportunities and promoting innovation in modern textile manufacturing.

As part of our long-term growth strategy, we are proud to collaborate with Sapphire Textile Mills (STM) to establish a new vertically integrated textile unit. Previously focused on spinning operations, our expansion marks a significant step toward building a fully integrated textile manufacturing platform. This new facility will extend our capabilities beyond yarn production by incorporating advanced manufacturing processes that strengthen our position across the textile value chain. By integrating additional production stages, we aim to enhance efficiency, improve product quality, and provide comprehensive textile solutions to global markets. The unit is being developed with modern technology, energy-efficient systems, and sustainable production practices. In alignment with STM’s commitment to responsible manufacturing, the facility will emphasize environmentally conscious operations, including the use of sustainable fibers and optimized resource management. We aim to complete the

We are developing a large-scale olive oil processing plant, which is planned for completion in 2030. Once operational, the facility is expected to be one of the largest olive oil processing plants in the world, designed to produce premium-quality olive oil using advanced extraction and processing technologies. The project will integrate modern milling, cold extraction, filtration, storage, and packaging systems to ensure the highest standards of quality and efficiency. With a projected processing capacity of over 100,000 tons of olives annually, the plant will be capable of producing tens of millions of liters of high-grade olive oil each year, serving both domestic and international markets. Sustainability will be a central focus of the facility. The plant is being designed to incorporate energy-efficient equipment, water conservation systems, and environmentally responsible waste management practices, including the reuse of olive byproducts for energy and agricultural applications.

We are establishing an ethanol production facility adjacent to our existing sugar mill, with completion targeted by 2027. This project will allow us to efficiently utilize sugarcane byproducts, particularly molasses, to produce high-quality fuel-grade and industrial ethanol.