SRI LANKA: Brandix to expand capacity in Bangladesh
By Leonie Barrie | 25 July 2011
Sri Lankan apparel giant Brandix is expanding its presence in Bangladesh with a US$14m investment that offers new capacity for woven bottoms and new sourcing options to customers, the company has told just-style.
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