Basyazıcıoglu Textile “Three ingredients of a successful company ...

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Turkish Textile Industry Basyazıcıoglu Textile
Turkish textile sector, mean at industry level, was born in the ‘20s,
when, after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the introduction of
a market economy thanks to Kernal Ataturk, rose the enormous
value added potential coming from cotton that, until that moment,
was mainly exported as raw material.
In the ‘50s/’60s, the industrial nucleus took form, but the real
industrialization turning point happened not before the ‘70s/’80s
when started big investments in modern plants, and, at the same
time, the presence of Turkish textile products begun to grow in the
worldwide markets.
The Turkish textile and clothing – that today gather a quarter of the
total amount of bigger dimension companies – grow quicker and
quicker. The textile industry in Turkey is mainly in private hands and
it’s made in the 80% of medium dimension companies. The sector
represents the 10,7% of the GDP and hires about 5.5 million
people. Turkey is the fifth world manufacturer of cotton and is one
of the first ten countries in clothing manufacture of wool, carpets,
synthetic fibres and yarns of polyester and polyamide.
With the abolition of sales restrictions with European Union, occurred
after the customs agreements signed in 1996, Turkey has
become the second clothing supplier of EU after China and the
sixth of Italy.
Turkey is an important customer of Italian textile machinery; quality
fully corresponds to Turkish standards and, thanks to the geographical
nearness to Italy, can be guaranteed an optimum service
and quickness.
Turkey is not only customer of textile machinery but also of innovative
yarns and blends created in Italy. Are Italians also some
services of technical consultation.
Moreover, Turkey owns vertical structures going from the raw
material (mainly cotton) to the finished product: formal, sportswear,
children wear, but also leatherwear, rams cloth and sponge cloth.
(from www.e-turchia.com/Economia.htm)
History of Basyazıcıoglu Textile
In 1953, begun the entrepreneurial
adventure of Basyazıcıoglu family, who
started their activity in the textile sector
with the third generation. The greatgrandfather
Kilimci Hacı Sükrü Aga
was a pioneer in the ‘30s, developing
during the years several businesses,
from foodstuffs, to cattle-breeding,
to tourism, from building industry to
shopping malls.
In 2002, BAMEN YARNS has been
taken over into the family businesses
which today operates in the same
sectors above mentioned.
Raw material
Production range Ne 16-100 Conventional
and Compact yarns 100% Cotton,
Carded and Combed, Bamboo,
Modal, Viscose, Tencel and Blends.
In requests: Cashmere, Wool, Jute
fibers are also available.
Founded by the brothers Mahmut e
Murat Basyazıcıoglu, BAMEN YARNS
with its quality standards, technological
investments and motivated and creative
team, aims to be a dynamic and long
lasting leader in the textile industry.
Today the company has 350 employees
to whom are dedicated training
courses, seminars and attendance to
textile exhibitions.
Through huge technological investments,
the company has updated
and increased the machine pool,
increasing the production capacity day
by day.
In cotton production, PIMA and GIZA
fibers can be used on requests.
Control Union certificated organic
cotton fiber can be used.
On the other hand Bamen has a complete
yarn dye house available to dye
yarns, produced by all kind of materials.