Mahmoud Esmat, the Minister of the public business sector, told the factory is set to commence operations in the city of Mahalla al-Kubra during the next month as part of Egypt’s national project to develop the textile industry.
The development project’s primary objective is said to be to boost annual yarn production to 188,000 tonnes and textiles to 198m metres. Additionally, the facility aims to yield 15,000 tonnes of lint and manufacture 50m pieces of clothing annually.
The Holding Company for Spinning and Weaving, which is affiliated with the public business sector is said to be preparing to operate the factory.
Esmat also told Egypt’s Ministry is looking forward to offering a bundle of investment opportunities at its affiliated firms for partnership with the private sector within 2024.
Speaking about the investment prospects Esmat told the publication: “The ministry of business sector has an investment map with the most important opportunities available in affiliated companies… and we presented it in all forums and business gatherings to private companies within the framework of the state ownership policy document.”
The publication also shared the Ministry of Public Business Sector oversees six holding companies spanning several industries including textiles. Collectively, these companies encompass approximately 121 subsidiaries, employing a workforce of 214,000 individuals.
Mahmoud Esmat, the Minister of the public business sector, told the factory is set to commence operations in the city of Mahalla al-Kubra during the next month as part of Egypt’s national project to develop the textile industry.
