Pakistan’s Interloop to expand production with $23.5mn investment
BUSINESS RECORDER • • 1 min read

Interloop Limited plans to spend Rs6.5 billion, equivalent to about $23.5 million, on expanded and upgraded apparel and hosiery operations. Business Recorder reported that the company’s board approved the additional capital expenditure and balancing, modernisation and replacement budget at a meeting in Faisalabad on October 22, 2026.
The allocation is intended to increase manufacturing capacity, improve existing facilities and support the company’s growth plans, according to the filing. Interloop makes hosiery, denim, knitted apparel and activewear for international brands and retailers, and also supplies yarn to textile customers. Its production sites are mainly in Punjab, while the company also has manufacturing links in Sri Lanka and China and marketing offices in the United States, Europe and Japan.
At a glance
- Interloop approved Rs6.5 billion in additional capital spending.
- The investment covers apparel and hosiery operations.
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Originally reported by BUSINESS RECORDER
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