Cairo – Egyptian Fiber Company (EFCO), one of the world’s largest industrial enterprises in the production of woven and non-woven carpets and rugs and related products, announced a significant strategic step with the launch of a new and advanced non-woven carpet production line. This expansion reflects the company’s long-term vision to strengthen its competitive position, diversify its products and services, and expand its presence in global markets.

The new line has advanced Chinese technology and an annual production capacity of 6 million square meters, which enhances EFCO’s technical capabilities and enables it to target high-demand sectors, especially the geotextile sector, which is experiencing continuous growth thanks to its widespread adoption in the fields of construction, furniture, hygiene products, automobiles, medical products, agriculture, and packaging.

This will increase IFFCO’s overall production capacity by 30%, enhancing its ability to meet global demand more quickly, efficiently, and flexibly. It will also boost IFFCO’s competitiveness by increasing productivity, improving its cost structure, and expanding its product range, in addition to creating over 150 new jobs and contributing to the development of the local industry.

By integrating cutting-edge technologies and expanding its export capabilities, IFFCO is entering a new phase of sustainable growth. The company remains committed to operational excellence and market diversification, delivering high-quality carpet and fiber solutions that meet global standards and cater to the evolving needs of its partners worldwide.

About the Egyptian Fiber Company (EFCO):

The Egyptian Fiber Company (EFCO) was established in 1987 and is part of the Oriental Weavers Group. EFCO is one of the world's largest industrial enterprises producing woven and non-woven carpets and rugs, as well as related products. Exporting its products to over 71 countries worldwide, EFCO's operations are based on a strong foundation of innovation, product quality, and advanced manufacturing technologies. The company's capabilities include the production of masterbatch, polypropylene fibers, and needle-punched carpets, along with a wide range of products including full-wall carpets up to four meters wide, indoor and outdoor carpets, decorative and printed mats, embossed and pressure-printed mats, insulation rolls, carpet pads, car mats, and bathroom mats. The company's annual production capacity reached 22 million square meters by 2021, solidifying its position as a major regional and global player.

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