One of Pakistan's leading textile exporters, Interloop plans to increase its exports to $670.8 million by FY25. The company also aims to strengthen its focus on sustainability and has earmarked an investment of around $92 million for its expansion project. The company also plans to increase production in key areas such as hosiery, denim, and yarn dyeing besidesalso expanding its renewable energy infrastructure.
A core component of Interloop’s growth strategy includes expanding its hosiery production capacity. The company plans to develop the Hosiery Plant 6 with an investment of$58 million.Scheduled for completion in Q1,FY26, this new plant will increase Interloop’s hosiery production by 25 per cent by adding1,584 new knitting machines.
Interloop is also investing $18.8 million to establish 20 new denim production lines, set to be operational by the fourth quarter of FY26. This will increase the company’s annual garment production capacity to 18 million units, allowing it to capitalise on the growing demand for premium denim apparel worldwide.
In addition to expanding its core production, Interloop is also investing in yarn dyeing and renewable energy to bolster its sustainability efforts. The company will invest $13.2 million to expand its yarn dyeing capacity and an additional $2.1 million to add 4MW of solar power to its renewable energy portfolio. Once completed, this will bring Interloop’s total solar generation capacity to 16.6MW by the third quarter of FY25, aligning with its broader goals of reducing its carbon footprint and supporting sustainable production practices.
