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Dhiraj Raichand Shah is the new SRTEPC Chairman

By May 1, 20212 Mins Read
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Dhiraj Raichand Shah, Executive
Chairman of Shahlon Silk
Industries Ltd, Surat, has taken over
as Chairman of The Synthetic &
Rayon Textiles Export Promotion
Council (SRTEPC) at the recently held
meeting of the Committee of
Administration of the Council. His
company Shahlon Silk Industries Ltd
(formerly, known as Fairdeal
Filaments Ltd) has been a member of
SRTEPC since 2000. Dhiraj R. Shah
has been serving as a Board Member
of the Council since 2016-17. He was
the Vice Chairman of the Council for
the past two years actively involved
with various activities of the Council
including export promotional
programmes.

Dhiraj Raichand Shah having vast
experience of more than 3 decades,
has ably led his company, Shahlon
Silk Industries Ltd, a leading fashion
to technical fabric player to domestic
and leading fashion brands across
the world, is based in Surat, the
textile hub of India. His company is
registered under Government
recognised “Export House”.

Dhiraj Raichand Shah was the
Regional Chairman, Surat since April
2017 for two years. During his
tenure as the Regional Chairman,
Surat, Dhiraj Shah was actively
representing the issues concerning
exports of MMF textiles in Surat
region especially the twin issues
hurting the MMF textile exporters
i.e. GST and increasing imports of
MMF textiles from China.

Shah, a leading manufacturer of
man-made fibre textiles, entered the
textile business in 1984 and over a
period of time had organic growth
through forward and backward
integration and today is having a
complete integrated manufacturing
set-up from various value additions
in yarns to manufacturing of fabric.

The Group’s entire product range
comprises of export quality products
of ply furnishing yarn, intermingled
yarn, value added yarns (sized
yarn-cotton & synthetic, texturized
yarn, crepe yarn, split yarn), fabrics
for shirting & suiting, furnishing,
technical textiles, non-woven
fabrics, etc. The Group exports
supreme quality fabrics and
synthetic textile yarn across the
world.

Dhiraj Raichand Shah’s aim of
vision is “To be one of the world’s
leading integrated textile enterprise
exceeding customer and stakeholder
expectations, driven by research,
innovation and excellence.”

The Group has set up three
Textile Parks and are already into
operation, viz, Fairdeal Textile Park,
Jayraj Textile Park and Sayan Textile
Park and has thus created milestone
in development of Industrial Parks in
Surat district. The other ongoing five
Textile Parks are Fairdeal Industrial
Park, Shahlon Textile Park, Karanj
Textile Park, Tadkeshwar Infra LLP
and Yes Greentex Infra.

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