Tainan Spinning Co., Ltd, one of the top textile companies of Taiwan, recently revealed its decision to invest NT $152.5 million (US $5 million) on establishing a garment manufacturing facility in Henan Province.

In view of the cheap availability of labor in Henan, situated at a distance from the coastal province, the Board of Directors of the company sanctioned this investment project.

As revealed by the company, it is looking forward to reap the benefits of the investment incentives that the provincial government of Henan offers to foreign investors establishing their base in the province. The incentives include the one like preferential rental rates. The new facility, which is likely to occupy an area of 23,000 square meters, would go functional in the first quarter of 2011. Initially, the plant would produce 160,000 units per month, and would further raise this capacity to 300,000 units by 2012, the company said.

The vast local market of China is likely to be the main target of the new facility; it is also planning to export its goods to Japan.

Source: China Textile Leader