In this Research Proposal, the proposal is based on the dissertation topic “Setting up of a Textile Plant in India” the topic deals with the setting up of a textile plant in India. The country like India has such a good economy with a world 's eleventh-largest by nominal GDP and third-largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). Following market-based economic reforms in 1991, India became one of the fastest-growing major economies; it is considered a newly industrialized country (From Wikipedia).. However, there are some drawbacks which tend to be the barriers in industrial setup like political, social, cultural, legal, environmental etc. and many other factors affects the setting up of manufacturing unit in India. The research proposal is made in such a way that it shows the setting up of textile plant in India with an example of textile companies that had two units in India in two different locations and wanted to set up the third unit somewhere in west corner of India. The proposal with the challenges that they faced and opportunities that they get while setting up of the textile plant.
Management Summary
In this research proposal, an example is taken of Filatex Textile limited wanted to set up a poly condensation plant of 216,000 tonne/ year. Filatex India currently operates a 68,150 tonnes/year POY/polypropylene (PP) yarn unit at Silvassa. The company has decided to source around 85% of feedstock purified Terepthalic acid (PTA) locally and import the rest of it.For the secondary raw material the company plan to source Monoethylene glycol (MEG) from the Middle East. Filatex is also looking to export its POY. Filatex currently produces POY from outsourced polyester chips. It will continue to buy bright chips but not semi-dull chips as this is produced at the new plant in Dahej. It is very important for us to know the factor associated with respect to choose the location .This make the more cautious & preventive, when company initially has
References: “Filatex India Ltd”,retrieved 2013;Filatex.com[Online] available at : [Accessed 26 November]