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Datatex powers the world?s largest textile venture

By October 6, 20171 Min Read
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Datatex announced that TAYAL, a joint venture between Algeria Public Enterprises (51 per cent) and Turkish private sector (49 per cent) is successfully leveraging the entire Datatex Industry Solution stack. This massive strategic start-up chose Datatex due to their exceptional industry reputation and the ability to delivery real world results in a timely manner.

  • Tayal is a completely vertical textile and apparel operation that will produce denim, knit and shirting fabric and garments.
  • Annual capacity in phase I will be 30,000,000 linear m of denim per year, 5,000 tonne/year of knit fabric and 15,000,000 linear m of shirting. In addition 30 million units of Jeans, shirts, t-shirts, underwear, etc.
  • Tayal will create 10,000 jobs
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