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Grupo Karim's

Grupo Karims , firmly positioned in the textile industry for more than two decades in Pakistan, was established in 1991 in Honduras, when the textile industry was barely beginning to discover the potential and natural ability in the people of the region and the friendly industrial policies of the country. The focus on human resources has made Grupo Karims one of the leaders in the textile industry in Central America and Mexico.

Grupo Karims mission is to deliver quality products, at a competitive price and on a timely basis. A remarkable focus on its employees and customers has taken Grupo Karims to the forefront of the textile industry in Central America and Mexico. Based on a philosophy which recognizes that the most important and valuable resource is their employees and their commitment to excellence.

Grupo Karims has developed six manufacturing facilities & one spinning mill; three plants in Honduras, all located in a modern industrial park, and three in Mexico, located in the state of Campeche. All plants are equipped to handle 807 as well as full package products. Each plant is independently managed by its own qualified staff.

The Group also has warehouse and distribution facilities for its yarn in Honduras, Guatemala, Dominican Republic and USA. Manufacturing facilities in Pakistan are totally vertical, from Spinning, Weaving, Knitting, Dyeing, Printing, and Cutting, to Sewing and Finishing.

Through the cross collaboration in managing environmental and resources issues with member businesses, Green Valley Industrial Park Seeks to attain collective benefits greater to those resulting from the sum of individual advantages each company would reach by optimizing its individual performance.

Ultimately, Green Valley Industrial Park would like to contribute to maintain and promote Honduras standing as a top alternative for many industrial operations evaluating where to establish themselves in Central America to capitalize on DR-CAFTA`s benefits.

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