Pakiza Knit Composite has completed a decade and is going stronger. On this joyous occasion, I would like to especially thank the members who have been with Pakiza Knit Composite from day one of the company, completing a decade with Pakiza Knit Composite.

Md. Jamshed Alam (GM Operation)
Md. Humayun Kabir (Sr. General Manager)
Md Rezwan Kabir (General Manager)
S.M. Sohel Reza (DGM RMG)
Md. Shafiul Alam (DGM HR-Admin HO)
Abu Mostakim (DGM Admin-Compliance)
Md. Alfaz Uddin Biswas (DGM Marketing and Merchandising)
Mamunoor Rashid (AGM ICT)
Abu Mofachchel (Asst. Manager Commercial)
Golam Mostafa (Deputy Manager Commercial)
Md. Shamim (Office Admin HO)
Kholil Ullah Roman (Deputy Manager Merchandising Supply Chain)
Md.Saeid Maruf (Sr Manager Production Planning)
Sajib Bawali (Asst Manager I.E.)
Shefali Perveen (Deputy Manager Admin Welfare)
Md. Jahid Hasan (Asst Manager Cutting)
Md. Selim Reza Habib (Officer Knitting)
Saiful Islam (Supervisor Cutting)
Firoz Uddin (Sr Supervisor Cutting)
Md. Nazrul Islam (Sr Supervisor Cutting)
Moniruzzaman (Supervisor Cutting)
Robiul Islam (Supervisor Cutting)

Thank you for your dedication and hard work in leading Pakiza Knit Composite to achieve excellence.

They thank to their CEO, Mr Azeem. His leadership has enhanced the growth of the Pakiza Knit Composite tenfold every year. An Excellent leader guiding the company to achieve excellence.

Pakiza’s gratitude towards their honourable Chairman, Mr Rafiqul Islam Khan. An exemplary visionary, guiding the company to unprecedented heights of excellence.

Pakiza Knit Composite Ltd (PKCL), a world-class knitted garments manufacturing giant is putting an eye-catching sign in the RMG arena for many years. Established in 1982, Pakiza Group is flourishing with quality and commitment to its clients consistently.

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Textile Industry is the main foreign remittance earning sector for Bangladesh. This industry suffered a lot during the COVID -19 pandemic. Now the industry is trying to recover the gaps. According to many sources it is evident that most of the export-oriented garments factories are packed with business orders up to April 2022.

Team Textile Focus talked with different factory owners regarding how to capitalize on this situation and what is the way forward to ensure maximum profit out of it. Rakibul Islam Khan, Managing Director, Pakiza Knit Group shared his views-

Actually, our biggest challenge is to manage the unstable yarn prices. To maximize profit, we have to be intelligent when procuring the yarn. Also due to competitive prices we have to be efficient in production by adopting new and efficient technology and techniques.  

Although this might sound a generic response but in reality, we have to do this in order to get the maximum profit in this situation as price of all raw materials have increased by 15 to 20 percent but our buyers have not increased their garment prices.

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