Hamid Fabrics PLC
DDSE:HFL9.80
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BD0464HFL006
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- CEO
- Abdullah Al-Mahmud Mahin
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Textiles
- Address
- Dhaka Bangladesh
- IPO Date
- Sep 2, 2014
- Website
- hfl.com.bd
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- Hamid Fabrics PLC is a Bangladesh-based textile manufacturing company that specializes in the production, dyeing, and finishing of woven fabrics for export-oriented apparel and ready-made garment (RMG) manufacturers. Founded in 1995 as Siddique Fabrics Limited and operating as a core textile subsidiary of the Mahin Group, the company is headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with principal manufacturing and processing operations situated in Panchdona, Narsingdi. The company operates integrated spinning, weaving, yarn-dyeing, and fabric finishing divisions. Its product and service portfolio encompasses: 100% cotton fabrics; synthetic and natural blended fabrics, including cotton-polyester, cotton-viscose, nylon-cotton, and cotton-elastane blends; woven gray fabrics across various structural weaves, including twill, canvas, oxford, ripstop, rib cord, ottoman, herringbone, poplin, and specialty dobby constructions ranging from 100 to 450 GSM; package yarn dyeing; and specialty textile chemical and mechanical finishing treatments, such as water-repellent finishes, flame-retardant applications, wrinkle-free processing, Teflon coatings, aero finishes, and chintz glazing. Hamid Fabrics serves as a nominated textile mill and deemed exporter supplying international apparel brands and retail conglomerates across Europe, North America, and Asia. In recent developments, Hamid Fabrics PLC has focused on operational restructuring and capacity alignment to mitigate global apparel demand fluctuations and domestic utility constraints in Bangladesh. The company has implemented energy-efficiency measures and streamlined machine utilization across its weaving and dyeing units at the Narsingdi manufacturing complex. Additionally, the company has realigned its product mix toward higher-margin, specialized finishes and sustainable fabric blends to adapt to evolving environmental compliance standards and procurement requirements from international fashion buyers.