
The dyeing unit of C&A Textiles, a listed company, returned to experimental production recently after a five-year hiatus even if the garment unit of the company is not ready yet to go to production.
According to media reports, the dyeing unit will resume full production after the trial run and will produce around 25 tonnes of cloth daily.
Chairman (Senior Secretary) of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), which is the regulatory body of the capital market in the country, Professor Shibli Rubayat-Ul-Islam, inaugurated the experimental production of C&A Textiles, which was listed on the capital market in 2015 and raised Taka 45 crore from investors through initial public offerings, but had to halt production in 2017 due to loan fraud, less than a year after it was listed in the capital market.
It may be mentioned here, C&A Textiles had earlier cleared its longstanding dues thanks to Alif Group, which came forward to save the textile mill by investing Taka 50 crore as a share money deposit, after acquisition of C&A Textiles.






