History
HISTORY
MAW Enterprises – Crafting Quality, Delivering Excellence
1992–2000: Humble Beginnings and First Expansion
MAW Enterprises was established in 1992 with a modest setup: a single jet dyeing machine operating in a 2,500 sq/ft rented hall, processing around 25,000–30,000 kg of fabric monthly. Driven by vision and hard work, the company acquired its first-owned production facility in 1998, expanding to a 10,880 sq/ft space. With the addition of new dyeing machinery, production capacity grew significantly to 80,000–90,000 kg per month, marking the first major milestone in the company’s journey.
2000–2005: Strengthening Dyeing Capabilities
During this period, MAW Enterprises solidified its presence in the fabric dyeing sector. Continuous investment in dyeing technology and process optimization enabled the company to meet increasing market demands. The focus remained on delivering high-quality fabric with consistency, laying a strong foundation for future vertical integration.
2005–2010: Entering Fabric Knitting and Infrastructure Growth
In 2006, MAW expanded into knitting operations by installing four machines within its dyeing factory, initiating fabric production of 5,000–6,000 kg monthly. In 2007, the company purchased new land and constructed an 8,976 sq/ft facility exclusively for knitting expansion, adding six more machines and raising the total capacity to 15,000–20,000 kg per month. A major innovation came in 2008 with the construction of a new dyeing section equipped with an open-width stenter, enhancing MAW’s processing capabilities and enabling the production of wider, premium fabrics.
2010–2015: Scaling Operations and Technology Upgrade
By 2010, MAW Enterprises installed advanced dyeing machinery, increasing capacity to 100,000–120,000 kg per month. In 2014, the company adopted international standards for fabric dyeing and began offering specialized treatments, solidifying its reputation as a quality leader in the local and export markets.
2015–2020: Productivity Boost and Facility Expansion
In 2016, MAW upgraded to modern high-efficiency knitting machines, increasing the total count to 15 and achieving monthly output of 40,000–50,000 kg. In 2019, the company added a third section to its dyeing facility, increasing the total operational area to 30,000 sq/ft. The year 2020 saw a major boost with the acquisition of additional dyeing machines, raising capacity to 150,000–170,000 kg per month. A second building for knitting was also established, setting the stage for large-scale production.
2020–2024: Expanding into Finished Garments and Global Markets
In 2022, MAW Enterprises entered the finished garments segment, producing export-quality apparel such as hoodies, trousers, jackets, shirts, and customized sports kits for football, hockey, volleyball, and more. After visiting European and UK markets and securing new client partnerships, the company began fulfilling export orders through outsourced stitching while maintaining strict quality control.
By the same year, MAW had grown its knitting division to 35 machines, including specialized machines for jacquard and lycra fabrics, with monthly production reaching 80,000–100,000 kg. Dyeing operations also expanded to 180,000–200,000 kg per month, placing MAW among Pakistan's top fabric processing companies in both quality and quantity.
In 2024, further modernization brought the installation of high-speed dyeing and knitting machines, increasing dyeing capacity to 250,000–280,000 kg monthly and knitting production to 125,000–150,000 kg monthly.