Winning accolades from fibre to fashion plans sustainable factory in greater noida.
In 1934, Rajlakshmi Cotton Mills Pvt Ltd (RCM) started as the dream of a young visionary and is now a reality. Based in Kolkata, RCM produces and exports organic textile products to countries like the US, EU, Japan, New Zealand and Australia. With an annual turnover of over around Rs 175 crore, RCM’s range of knitted, woven garments and home textile products are getting plaudits from all over the world. A modern facility in Noida, it manufactures all types of knitwear like sweaters, tops, dresses, accessories, as well as Kids Wear, Knit Blankets, shawls and throws. Sanjay K Verma, Group CEO, RCM who is handling the Noida unit of the group shared the vision, journey and interesting insights of Rajlakshmi Cotton Mills (P) Ltd.
From coming up with a new zero carbon emission factory in Greater Noida to becoming a leader in green technology production, the company is looking forward to many new milestones.
PS: Kindly give us a brief profile of your company, production units, capacity, product range, etc.
SV: All our products are organic and we manufacture garments for babies, men, ladies, children and underwear. Our Kolkata based factory fabricates home furnishing products also that are manufactured through fine knits/ circular and woven. Our Noida factory manufactures towels. Our total capacity of Noida factory is 200000 garments per month & in Kolkata 800000 pieces per month. We also do fair trade certified cottons and our factory is SA- 8000 and GOTS certified.
PS: From where are you procuring your raw materials?
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