Uganda’s Fine Spinners invest in Modern Textile Machinery worth USD 5 Million

Author: tanzaniatimes.netPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Uganda

Business & Economy

Uganda’s Fine Spinners invest in Modern Textile Machinery worth USD 5 Million

Fine Spinners Limited, one of East Africa's leading textile manufacturers, is investing USD 5 million in new textile manufacturing machinery in Kampala. With a total investment of USD 35 million, the company aims to enhance its production capabilities and meet the growing demand in the African market. Chairperson Jaswinder Bedi emphasized the importance of this initiative in building a world-class manufacturing operation and strengthening the regional textile value chain.

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