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Muhammad Iltaf
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Company Profile:
Chenab is regarded as one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of
quality
home
textiles
products
and
apparels
worldwide.
Operational
since
1975, Chenab is a vertically integrated unit, equipped with the latest and
sophisticated machinery. Housing one of the largest textile processing facilities in
the country, Chenab can meet varied requirements of its customers in any part of
the world with in-house facilities of growing highest grade cotton, ginning and
spinning it into high quality yarn, weaving it into quality fabrics in 100% cotton and
various mixed blends and stitching and export of top quality made ups & apparels.
Its existing paid up capital is Rs.1950 million comprising Rs.1150 million for ordinary
shares and Rs.800 million against preference shares. The both of these shares are
listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange. Its annual turnover at present is more than 7
billion. Chenab today is capable of processing and converting into made ups and
garments more than 85 million meters of fabric per annum.
Chenab is part of the Chenab Group (Group), which began its business in
1975 under the name of Chenab Textiles Industries Faisalabad as a fabrics
processing unit. The Sponsors belong to a well-respected family hailing from Toba
Tek Singh, who has been engaged in the growing & ginning business since the
inception of Pakistan.
RODUCT RANGE
Chenab offers a wide range of coordinated concepts in bed linen, bedspreads,
curtains, table linen and kitchen accessories. In addition it also produces formal and
casual garments for men, women and children that feature exclusive fabrics and
designs in line with global trends.
Production Facilities
The Companys production facilities have been sourced from the worlds
renowned textile machinery manufacturers
of Germany, Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and the UK and are of diversified
make.
The following is a brief description of the production facilities: -
Ginning Unit
Chenab has associated modern ginning facilities with a capacity of ginning
200 bales of cotton per day.
Spinning Unit
Chenabs spinning unit comprises of 19,200 spindles of Japanese & European
origin along with requisite back process machinery capable of producing 100%
cotton yarn in counts of 10, 16, 20, 22, 24, 30, and 40. All these counts are spun in
carded as well as combed versions.
Weaving Units
The air jet weaving looms project includes the latest sizing, warping, and
sectional warping machines capable of producing the finest quality of plain and
design fabric. The project also has auto looms.
Processing Unit
The Companys processing units are made up of fabric printing, dyeing and
finishing units, capable of processing over 250,000 meters fabric per day.
catering to single line, cording, and twin line-emboss patterns. The facility is
capable of creating countless patterns both for dimension and profile;
Six advanced computerized embroidery machines that are capable of
handling any design up to 9 colors in one go. The large 1x6m frame allows
the creation of design on a large scale;
Complete polyester wadding plant;
Advanced panel cutters;
Computerized Eton stitching system;
Complete switch track system; and
Vision
To be a competitive and customer focused organization with continuing
commitment to excellence and standards.
Mission Statement
Direct Marketing
Management has also taken another initiative by making direct sales to
leading chain stores operating in the UAE and other Gulf countries through a
Sharjah-based sister concern named CGI. CGI has also established strategic market
alliances in the following markets: Australia, the EU, and the USA.
The company plans to create similar strategic alliances in the Central Asian and
African markets for the marketing of its own brand (ChenOne) and other leading
global brands.
These initiatives have proven quite successful and direct contacts have been
established with leading chain stores operating in these markets. It is expected that
franchised and direct sales volumes would increase substantially in future, not only
in Pakistan but in overseas markets as well.
Future Outlooks
It seems possible that the future changes in the textile and clothing sectors
will bring more risks and challenges than new opportunities. Comprehensive
preparation is a must to manage these risks and take action to secure existing or
additional markets.
At Chenab, the management has developed a strategic approach to tackle the WTO
challenges. At the macro level, the Company has worked to develop a partnership
between private and public sector players that is critical to developing effective
responses. This is based on the top management philosophy that while the
government needs to set up an enabling environment, the business sector needs to
develop the supply response to market requirements. Together, they need to
develop a monitoring system for trade in textiles and clothing that is attuned to the
changing economy.