"The Burewala Textile Mills Limited ".

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ntroduction and Background: Punjab Government set up Burewala Textile mills limited at Burewala with 51200 spindles. A company under the same name and style  “The Burewala Textile Mills Limited ” was incorporated in the same year to acquire the mills from the Punjab government. The company started with authorized capital of the Authorized Capital of Rupees 33.5 million and a paid-up Capital of Rupees 15.00 million. The company was taken over by Dawood Group in 1957 and production facilities were expanded by installation of 1036 looms and a most modern cotton Ginning Factory.

At present the company has an installed capacity of 62912 spindles and 312 looms in its textile division with annual production capacity of 15.542 million Kds of cotton yarn of an average count of 20s and 11.828 million meters of cloth of an average 50 picks per inch respectively while Ginning factory has annual capacity to gin 144000 bales of cotton.

The company is well known for the quality of its products in local as well as foreign markets. The previous policy of producing coarse and medium varieties has been changed and the company is now concentrating on production of super class counts (unto to 120s) of yarn and high value added Fabrics. BTML undertook implementation of ISO 9000 in September 1996 and has recently been awarded ISO 9002 certification, which will help in boosting the export of yarn and fabrics.  

Production facilities

        BTM had an initial installed capacity of 51,200 spindles. The mills have been continuously updating its manufacturing facilities. A major modernization program took place from 1988 to in 1994 which most modern machinery from Japan and Western Europe was added to the spinning facilities. The mills now have five spinning units, comprising of 63,000 spindles. BTM has a weaving capacity of 312 looms. The weaving unit has earned laurels for producing high value-added fabrics

Production line

The mills specialize in production of yarn in fine and super fine counts. Yarns produced by the mills are used in Weaving, Hosiery and Sewing Thread Industries. High quality weaving and hosiery yarns are singed and waxed as per customer requirements. The yarn counts vary from 28/1 to 120/1. BTM is the only mills in Pakistan to produce yarn counts above 80/1. The mills also have the facilities to produce two fold yarns for high value added fabrics and specializes in "S" twist yarns for the Sewing Thread Industry. The sewing thread is commonly produced in 28/1, 34/1 & 47/1 yarn counts. The weaving unit produces superior quality value added fabrics like Swiss Voiles, Popplins, Gabardines and Fancy Shirting’s along with Cambric’s Lawns and Latha

Quality and customer satisfaction:

Quality and customer satisfaction have always been the focus of all activities at BTM. The management, right from the beginning, has stressed on product quality and customer satisfaction. All employees are committed to work together to provide the customers with products and services to their absolute satisfaction.

In September 1996, the management decided to implement international quality management system, ISO 9000, within the organization. The objective was to ensure consistent quality to its customers at competitive prices and to their complete satisfaction. Also to prove to the outside world that Pakistan has the capabilities to meet international standards. All the formalities were completed in a short period of 14 months and the mills were awarded ISO 9002 certificate in

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December 1997

 Organization theory

Chap # 1

Dimension of organization:

Structure dimensions  

  • Formalization:   The Burewala textile mills limited company is highly formalized therefore more rules and regulations are enforced on the employees. The written documentation describes the behavior of the employees.
  • Specialization: The specialization is the norm of the company .Every task is divided into separate jobs. The person who is assigned the particular task, he/she is responsible to perform this task.
  • Standardization: The Company describes the work contents and then describes how this work will be performed.
  • Hierarchy ...

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