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Article: Fazal Group Ltd.(COMPANY PROFILE)(Company overview)(Brief article)

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Economic Review
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November 1, 2006
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Fazal Group has been operating in manufacturing and trading business in Pakistan since 1936. In the textile section, the Group owns operates four Rings Spinning plant comprising 125,796 spindles, two Weaving plants comprising 224 Air Jet Looms and four Captive Gas Fired Power Plants with a capacity of 15 Mega Watts. All the Plants are equipped with state of the art equipment. A variety of products are produced with emphasis on value added products like Plied yarns, High RKM yarn for industrial end use, Bulk of the Group's sales are generated from exports. Customers satisfaction, from order placement to after sales service, is given priority over every other aspect as a ...

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