United Nigeria Textiels Plc., the principal subsidiary of the UNTP Group merged with UNTP-Ikorodu since the end of 2001, produces high quality African Prints, Java Prints and Real Wax Prints as well as polyester cotton printed and dyed goods for local consumption. Finished products are also exported to neighboring ECOWAS countries, while high quality grey cloth is sent to the USA, Europe and Asia.
  UNTP UNTP-Ikorodu
Location Kaduna, Nigeria Ikorodu, Lagos, Nigeria
Established 1964 1971
Site Area 78 acres 150 acres
Spindles 33, 660 30,912
Weaving Looms 2, 235 1,202
Dyeing and Finishing Capacity (per month) 6 million yards 3 million yards
Products Yarn, Grey Cloth, Dyeing, Printing and Wax Printing Wax pringting, Polyester Fibre and Filament, Yarn, Grey Cloth, Dyeing, Printing
Workforce 6, 000 3,500

Layout of UNTP Plants

1, 2. Spinning and Weaving Plant
3. Research and Development Department
4. Printing and Dyeing Plant
5. Warehouse
6. Finishing Plant
7. Administrative Offices
8. Real Wax Printing Plant
   
Located in the heart of Nigeria, in Kaduna, distribution of finished products is within easy access to all parts of the country.  
The state of art production line came on stream in 1995, featuring significant efficiencies with respect to energy consumption, raw materials and recycling, labour and controls. Costs are at best practice world standards.  
     

We have computerize operations in most departments to match the needs of increasingly sophisticated corporate systems. In the Design Department, a CAD system is used for color separation and laser engraving, making it possible to produce new designs very quickly, in time to match changing tastes and fashions in the market.

 

Nigeria > UNTP

United Nigeria
Textiles Plc.

UNTP-Ikorodu is a vertically integrated manufacturing unit with facilities including synthetic fibre and filament manufacturing, spinning, weaving, real wax printing and dyeing.

The core business is now wax printing, which commenced in the early 1980s in response to the developing market throughout West and Central Africa.
 
   
   
The demands for high quality are accompanied by the search for ever changing fashion solutions in design and colours. UNTP-Ikorodu will meet this challenge through its in-house design studio, utilising modern computer aided design technology.
   

Layout of UNTP-Ikorodu Plants

  1. Weaving Plant.
  2. Spinning Plant.
  3. Chemical Plant.
  4. Filament Plant.
  5. Fiber Plant.
  6. Printing and Dyeing Plant.
  7. Printing and Dyeing Plant.
  8. Wax Printing Plant.

Established in 1971, UNTP-Ikorodu is located on 145 acres in Ikorodu, on the outskirts on Lagos, commercial capital of Nigeria.

The location of the factory gives easy access to Nigeria's main ports, facilitating movement of raw materials and finished goods.

The strengthening of UNTP-Ikorodu sales and marketing facilities will allow them to meet the future with confidence and enthusiasm.

 

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Wax print consumers look for a premium grade in all aspects of the product. The recent introduction of modern air jet looms using state of the art technology whilst also giving the opportunity to develop exports of grey cloth to Europe, Africa and the Far East.