Interloop Limited, one of Pakistan’s leading textile giants, is making a strategic international expansion with a $35 million investment in a new hosiery manufacturing plant located in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone.
This major move is designed to reduce shipping time by 20 days and cut production costs by 10%, giving Interloop a stronger foothold in the global textile market. The facility will utilize premium Pakistani yarn, maintaining high product standards while promoting value-added exports from Pakistan.
According to company estimates, the Egyptian plant is expected to generate $40 million in exports within its first three years of operation. The company aims to target key markets across the US, Europe, Africa, and GCC countries, leveraging Egypt’s strategic location for improved trade connectivity.
The decision also reflects Interloop’s adaptive strategy to tackle rising costs and energy shortages in Pakistan, while ensuring operational sustainability and speed. As a trusted supplier for global brands like Nike, Adidas, and H&M, Interloop’s move highlights its long-term vision to diversify production and strengthen global competitiveness.
Industry experts have hailed this investment as a forward-thinking step toward sustainable growth and regional collaboration, reinforcing Pakistan’s reputation for excellence in textile manufacturing.
