Compania Universal Textil SA
BBVL:UNITEXC10.33
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-0.24
(-42.11%)
ISIN
PEP566011008
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14.20
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32.00
68.34
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- CEO
- José Eduardo Acosta Rodriguez-Paiva
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Textiles
- Address
- Lima Peru
- IPO Date
- Aug 3, 1998
- Website
- universaltextil.com.pe
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- Compania Universal Textil SA is a Peru-based textile and asset management company historically engaged in the manufacture, distribution, and commercialization of woven fabrics and finished apparel. Founded in 1952 and headquartered in Lima, Peru, the company operates across the textile manufacturing, apparel commercialization, and real estate management segments, serving domestic and international clothing manufacturers, institutional clients, corporate uniform buyers, and retail consumers. Its core product and service portfolio encompasses flat-woven fabrics, including polyester-viscose blends, polyester-wool blends, pure cotton, and synthetic blends; finished garments and ready-to-wear collections, including trousers, dress shirts, jackets, and specialized corporate uniforms; proprietary textile brands, prominently featuring its flagship Polystel line of suiting and uniform fabrics; licensed apparel manufacturing and distribution under global brands, including Pierre Cardin and Van Heusen; and textile processing services, including yarn spinning, weaving, fabric dyeing, and finishing. In recent operational and strategic developments, the company executed a comprehensive corporate restructuring that involved the formal cessation of its direct industrial manufacturing operations to mitigate persistent operating losses and competition from low-cost imports. The company transitioned its primary strategic focus toward debt restructuring, the monetization and leasing of its substantial industrial real estate portfolio in Lima, the commercial liquidation and wholesale distribution of remaining textile and raw material inventories, and the commercial licensing and management of its established brand assets and intellectual property.