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#IPDC We had a fruitful Kick-Off Meeting with #Research_Institute_For_Water_And_Waste_Management_ @RWTH & #ARVIND about the Waste water Treatemnt &Sludge Management at Hawasa_IP which is supported by #GIZ_Special_Initative_Jobs
#India's #Arvind cuts down garment production capacity in #Ethiopia
India’s Arvind Limited is gradually cutting down its garment production capacity in Ethiopia with uncertainty looming over renewal of the US African Growth and Opportunity Act (#AGOA). The company, however, has earmarked ₹200 crore for capacity augmentation in its advanced material division and garmenting businesses, and cost optimisation projects for fabric business during fiscal 2022-23.
“During the year we completed a restructuring of some of our facilities across India and also started to gradually bring down capacity in Ethiopia. We had shared that the AGOA Treaty has been kind of cancelled for now and hence duty-free exports from Ethiopia to the US have been halted. As such, the traffic for that location has come down, so we have started kind of reducing the footprint there. So, our installed capacity has come down to about 50 million pieces or so,” Samir Agrawal, chief strategy officer at Arvind, told analysts in a post-earnings call recently.
https://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/textile-news/india-s-arvind-cuts-down-garment-production-capacity-in-ethiopia-281205-newsdetails.htm
India’s Arvind Limited is gradually cutting down its garment production capacity in Ethiopia with uncertainty looming over renewal of the US African Growth and Opportunity Act (#AGOA). The company, however, has earmarked ₹200 crore for capacity augmentation in its advanced material division and garmenting businesses, and cost optimisation projects for fabric business during fiscal 2022-23.
“During the year we completed a restructuring of some of our facilities across India and also started to gradually bring down capacity in Ethiopia. We had shared that the AGOA Treaty has been kind of cancelled for now and hence duty-free exports from Ethiopia to the US have been halted. As such, the traffic for that location has come down, so we have started kind of reducing the footprint there. So, our installed capacity has come down to about 50 million pieces or so,” Samir Agrawal, chief strategy officer at Arvind, told analysts in a post-earnings call recently.
https://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/textile-news/india-s-arvind-cuts-down-garment-production-capacity-in-ethiopia-281205-newsdetails.htm
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