Oriental Weavers Expands Treatment Plant As Part Of Sustainability Push

Oriental Weavers, a leading global manufacturer of carpets and textiles led by Egyptian businesswoman Yasmine Mohamed Khamis and her siblings, has unveiled an ambitious expansion of its state-of-the-art industrial wastewater treatment plant at its flagship spinning factorya milestone in its sustainability journey.

The facility, which operates with four consecutive treatment stages, is capable of processing up to 1,250 cubic meters of wastewater per day. This expansion reflects the company's ongoing efforts to enhance its environmental performance and sustainability initiatives.

This development is part of Oriental Weavers' broader strategy to reduce its environmental impact while complying with both local and international environmental standards. It underscores the companys dedication to sustainable industrial practices, emphasizing the growing importance of corporate responsibility in todays world.

Rabab Manee, the Head of Sustainability and Climate Change at Oriental Weavers, explained that the plant, covering 450 square meters, represents an investment of over EGP24 million 0.47 million. This significant investment not only addresses industrial wastewater treatment but also supports the companys long-term environmental objectives.

Yasmine Khamis, Chair of Oriental Weavers, highlighted the importance of the wastewater treatment plant as a pivotal step in the companys mission to minimize its environmental impact. This plant is integral to our strategy of mitigating industrial wastewater discharge and preserving the environment. For us, sustainable growth is not just about expanding production but also about being responsible corporate citizens, Khamis said.