The project will upgrade and expand the Myittha spinning machines by constructing a new 300 feet by 120 feet building in a five-acre property for 10 knitting machines, 100 sewing machines and related machines such as cutting, folding and packing machines.

Since 2009, the spinning machines have been installed to manufacture carded and combed yarn products in the range of 1/20 to 1/100. Although the combed yarns 1/60 were produced during testing phase, the production focused on 1/7, 1/21 and 1/40 yarns depending on the demand of the local textile cottage industries. The key product was the 1/40 yarn which is competitive with Indian products.

Overhauling and upgrading of decade-old machines is necessary to be competitive in the market. Moreover, soft twisted yarns to be used in knitting factories will be produced thereby helping the cut-make-pack (CMP) garment sector transform into free on board (FoB) production system by producing import substitute raw materials.