Elahi Cotton Mills Limited
PPSX:ELCM227.29
PKR
-0.71
(-0.31%)
ISIN
PK0020501018
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- CEO
- Mahfooz Elahi
- Full Time Employees
- 291
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Textiles
- Address
- Islamabad Pakistan
- IPO Date
- Feb 27, 1989
- Website
- elahicotton.com
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- Elahi Cotton Mills Limited is a Pakistan-based textile manufacturing enterprise primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of synthetic yarns and pure polyester spun yarn. Founded in June 1970 and headquartered in Islamabad, Pakistan, the company operates an industrial spinning facility situated in Mandra, Tehsil Gujar Khan, District Rawalpindi. Elahi Cotton Mills Limited specializes in converting polyester staple fiber into yarn tailored for weaving, knitting, and fabric processing applications. The company's core product and service portfolio comprises 100% pure polyester spun yarns across coarse and medium counts for commercial weaving and circular knitting; synthetic yarn variants designed for apparel, home furnishings, and institutional textile production; carded and combed synthetic yarns supplied to industrial fabric converters; customized contract spinning and yarn manufacturing services; and the commercial distribution of usable textile by-products and spinning waste. Elahi Cotton Mills Limited primarily caters to domestic textile weavers, knitting units, garment manufacturers, and fabric merchants across key industrial hubs in Pakistan, including Faisalabad, Lahore, and Karachi. In recent operational developments, the company has implemented capacity optimization and cost-rationalization programs across its Mandra manufacturing infrastructure to mitigate macroeconomic pressures, elevated utility tariffs, and synthetic raw material price volatility. Management has restructured operational shifts, enhanced inventory controls for staple fiber procurement, and recalibrated ring-spinning machine utilization to maintain margins and stabilize cash flows. Furthermore, the company continues to focus on domestic supply chain localization to reduce import exposure while strengthening corporate governance practices and financial reporting across its Pakistan Stock Exchange disclosures.