In 2024, the Kaka Textile Complex in Turkmenistan produced nearly 154.2 million manats worth of goods. The production process yielded over 3,150 tons of yarn, 15 million square meters of fabric, and more than 354,500 units of finished clothing, some of which were exported.
The complex utilizes Swiss and Japanese spinning machines, Belgian weaving equipment, Italian and German dyeing installations, as well as Japanese sewing machines, cccording to specialist Dovran Dowletov, who spoke to the newspaper Turkmenistan.
A key component of the complex is the quality control laboratory, which meticulously checks all characteristics of cotton fiber, including strength, thickness, and length.
The complex, which began operations on August 25, 2021, consists of four factories: spinning, weaving, dyeing-finishing, and sewing. The spinning factory has an annual production capacity of 3,650 tons of yarn made from cotton and blended fibers. Overall, the facility can produce 3,650 tons of high-quality yarn, 12 million square meters of fabric, and 1.2 million units of finished clothing each year.
