Özdilek opens $120 million towel and bathrobe plant in Bursa: 6,600 tonnes a year
Özdilek Holding has commissioned a new production facility worth about $120 million in the Textile Dyers Specialised Industrial Zone (TOSAB) in Bursa, Türkiye. With weaving, dyeing and garment-making units, the plant can produce 6,600 tonnes of towels and bathrobes a year.
After about three years of work, Özdilek Holding has commissioned its new production complex in the Textile Dyers Specialised Organised Industrial Zone (TOSAB) in Bursa, Türkiye. The investment totals about $120 million: $60 million for machinery and $60 million for construction and infrastructure.
The plant has three main units — weaving, dyeing and garment-making — and an annual capacity of 6,600 tonnes of towels and bathrobes. The company says capacity can be increased depending on product demand. The complex covers 60,000 square metres of ground area and 106,000 square metres of enclosed space.
According to the company, production speed at the new plant is about 35% higher than at the old facility, and total costs are expected to improve by about 15%. The plant initially employs 651 people.
Towels and bathrobes are among the leading product groups of Turkish home textile exports.
Source: ekonomim, 29 September 2026 · Ekonomi Gazetesi, 29 September 2026 · Bursa Hakimiyet, 29 September 2026
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