There are numerous opportunities for establishing textile units in the agro textiles, geo textiles, and mobile textiles sub-sectors within the state.
India’s Andhra Pradesh state will unveil a new textile and garments policy aimed at attracting significant investments in the sector, which the government has recognised as a crucial driver of employment and economic growth, as reported by the S Savitha, State Textile Minister.
Savitha highlighted the state’s commitment to creating a favourable environment for investment. She noted that the textile industry is eager to invest in Andhra Pradesh, and the government is actively working to support this.
Savitha mentioned that many industrialists had either left the state or ceased operations during the previous government’s administration.
She pointed out that there are numerous opportunities for establishing textile units in the agro textiles, geo textiles, and mobile textiles sub-sectors within the state.
Additionally, Savitha emphasised that Andhra Pradesh ranks second in the nation for silk production, sixth in cotton production, and seventh in jute production. The state is home to nine textile and apparel parks, including three in the private sector.