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Punjab invites investment in textile dyeing finishing under new policy
08 Jul '26
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Punjab is seeking domestic and global investment through its Punjab Dyeing and Finishing Policy 2026 to strengthen sustainable textile processing.
The policy promotes modern infrastructure, CETPs, Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) systems, and energy-efficient technologies to boost export competitiveness, ESG compliance and position Punjab as northern India's sustainable textile processing hub.
Punjab has invited domestic and global investment in textile processing under its Punjab Dyeing and Finishing Policy 2026, unveiled in March, as the state seeks to establish itself as northern India's hub for sustainable dyeing and finishing while strengthening a critical gap in its textile value chain.
The policy comes as Punjab intensifies efforts to attract domestic and international textile investment. At the Progressive Punjab Investors' Summit (PPIS), the state showcased its textile processing capabilities and invited global apparel brands to establish sustainable, investment-ready dyeing and finishing clusters, particularly around Ludhiana and Amritsar.
Punjab is seeking domestic and global investment through its Punjab Dyeing and Finishing Policy 2026 to strengthen sustainable textile processing.
The policy promotes modern infrastructure, CETPs, Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) systems, and energy-efficient technologies to boost export competitiveness, ESG compliance and position Punjab as northern India's sustainable textile processing hub.
Punjab's textile industry already contributes around 19 per cent of the state's industrial output and nearly 38 per cent of exports, supported by a strong base in spinning, knitting, and garment manufacturing. However, the government acknowledges that the processing segment rema
