Pakistani textile powerhouse Interloop Limited is set to make a major international move by investing $35 million in a new hosiery manufacturing plant in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone.
The project aims to cut shipping time by around 20 days and lower production costs by 10%, giving the company a stronger global edge.
The new facility will use high-quality Pakistani yarn, ensuring consistent product standards while boosting the export of value-added textile goods.
Interloop plans to generate $40 million in exports within the first three years, targeting key markets such as the US, Europe, Africa, and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
By setting up operations in Egypt, the company hopes to overcome challenges posed by rising costs and energy shortages in Pakistan. The location also offers strategic access to major trade routes, helping Interloop reach customers faster and more efficiently.
Interloop, one of Pakistan’s leading exporters, supplies world-renowned brands like Nike, Adidas, and H&M. This expansion aligns with its broader goal of diversifying production and strengthening its global footprint.
Industry experts view this move as a smart step toward sustainability and competitiveness in the international textile market. With this investment, Interloop not only reinforces Pakistan’s reputation for quality manufacturing but also opens a new chapter in regional trade collaboration.
