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Brotex Industries: M.A. Textile Brothers Dyeing
Brotex Industries: M.A. Textile Brothers Dyeing
M.A. TEXTILE
BROTHERS DYEING
Brotex Industies
Brotex is operating in Pakistan. Catering the local markets and the
most famous brands of Pakistan.
Brotex maintains On Line Quality Checking system: This type of
quality control is carried out without stopping the production
process. During the production process, set of processes
automatically perform that detects the faults and correct them.
Mission
Provide Quality service in relatively low price.
Seek high standards of performance.
Aims to maintain long-term leadership position in the Textile segment in which
it competes.
Safe and Environment friendly organization.
Strives to protect each shareholder’s investment and to give them a good
return.
Vision
To meet the production goals by 2018 that was set in 2013.
To expand the group to a higher level.
To introduce a clothing brand in the market.
To add new advanced imported machineries.
To start exporting cloths to international market.
To add spinning, weaving and stitching units.
Values
Respect.
Innovation.
Teamwork.
Self sufficiency.
Integrity.
Principles
Positive part of problem.
Work on merits.
Customer Satisfaction.
Committed delivery.
Deliver to achieve sustain and growth.
Zero defect mentality.
Our Strengths
Excellent Plant layout.
High Production Capacity.
Availability of whole range of processing machinery.
Availability of energy backups.
Large customer bank including the popular brands.
Wide processing capabilities.
Strengths
Export quality processing capability.
Good reputation of producing quality products.
Qualified and experienced human resource and marketing staff.
Highly qualified and skilled team in production.
Honesty in promises.
Strong focus on quality.
Service Portfolio
Pretreatment range:
Mending, Singing, Scouring, Half Bleach.
Dyeing Range:
Reactive, Disperse, Direct, Acrylic.
Printing Range:
Reactive, Pigment, Disperse, Discharge, Digital
Finishing Range:
Soft Hard, Wrinkle-free, perfumed, Glaze finishes.
Other Facility:
Nug making.
Product Qualities
1. Cotton
2. Lawn
3. Cambric
4. Viscose
5. Staple
6. Swiss cotton
7. Shafoon
8. Karachi Net
9. Khaddar
10. PC, AV and PV etc
Competition
Major Competitors
Humbal Textiles
The core focus of Humbal is on Digital printing
30 Digital printing machines
Substantially large capacity in comparison to the small digital printing capacity
of MA Textiles.
Major Competitors contd.
Opera and Zeenat Textiles
Similar in productive capacity.
Neck to neck competition with these competitors.
The main competing aspect of these industries is the quality of their product.
MA textiles however, over the past few years, has dominated the market with
higher sales.
Competitive Priorities
Quality
MA textiles provides a consistent quality of products while aiming to do better
than the competitors in terms of each individual product.
Quality plays the most important role in the competitiveness because the
Order Winners are based on this very key element, which the company
recognizes and takes care of.
Competitive Priorities
Flexibility
One of the keys to the success of the company in the competitive market environment.
Two types of processes i.e. Digital Printing and Conventional.
Although, major focus is on Conventional printing, they are also focusing on expansion in Digital
printing.
Conventional printing allows for only an 8 color range while the digital printing offers 250 colors.
Conventional printing is more popular among smaller clients in the market.
Digital printing is popular with larger brands.
Flexibility is the second most important priority. It is one of the elements that provides for the
Order Qualifiers.
Competitive Priorities
Speed
Relatively secondary role in the competitive priorities of MA textiles.
Not one of the essential factors that directly influences their position in the
market.
However, the on-time delivery of products is important for customer retention,
as recognized by MA textiles.
Competitive Strategy
Process breakdown
Mercerizing under tension with caustic alkali (chemical)
Cloth is mercerized to increase the power of absorption
Analysis of Operations
Main Production Process: Dying
Production Department
Coloring of Cloth
Drying of cloth
Finishing of cloth
Packing and checking of cloth
Sales Department
Sell the finished cloth
Accounts Department
Records sales
Recover money from customers
Analysis of Operations
Main Production Process: Printing
Production Department
The cloth is passed through a high end printing machine
Aging
Washing of cloth
Drying of cloth
Finishing of cloth
Packing and checking of cloth
Sales Department
Sell the finished cloth
Accounts Department
Records sales
Recover money from customers
Analysis of Operations
-Process of
main Production process
Issues identified
oWide aisles but no forklifts
oUnder utilization of labor
oInaccurate forecasting of future demands
Wide aisles but no forklifts
Necessary for the larger volumes of production
Easier to carry large batches of production
More automation means more streamlined process
Underutilization of labor
Assigned particular inactive production lines
Waiting for their part of the batch process
Speeding up the process would engage them in performing activities more often
Incremental labor and poor shift scheduling
Leads to higher costs
Inaccurate forecasting of demand
Making use of historical data
Variation in real market data
Face capacity problems incase of large production demands
Requires incremental labor to meet the market demand
Raises costs associated with incremental workers
Causes
•Ineffective planning
•Disproportionate capacity at different points
•Untrained Labor Force
•No fixed customer base for digital printing
Implications
•Bottlenecks
•Cross-utilization of labor not possible
•High fixed cost
•Wastage of resources including Land
•Low sensitivity to fluctuations in demand
•Underutilization of the digital printing division
Recommendations
Effective Workforce planning
Expansion of capacity to facilitate smooth flow of both dying and printing
Training of the workers to aid cross utilization
Incorporating quality assurance rather than quality control to reduce errors and
wastage of resources.
Minimizing the fixed cost of labor by hiring workers for limited time during hike
in demand
The End
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