About GFIL

Golden Fibre Industries Ltd. (GFIL) is an on-going project of Mashiur Group situated at Belabo, Narshingdi, 60 kilometers from capital city Dhaka, in Bangladesh. On commencement, Golden Fibre Industries Ltd. will produce 100% export oriented Jute Yarn and Twine, exportable to different countries of Europe, U.S.A., Canada, Africa, and the Middle East. It will start production sometimes at the end of the year 2010. It will be installed on an area of land of approximately 368 decimals comprising of the factory and warehouse.

We at Mashiur Group have a long history of success since 1952. With GFIL, our aim is to produce and export jute products of the highest quality. At present we are importing and installing high speed, ultra modern machinery for the factory at Narshingdi. These machinery, which will be used for the raw material to the finished product stages, are of the latest technology.

Our philosophy has always been to provide the best to our customer – which is why we never compromise with quality. As a result our products have consistently enjoyed high demand in the markets.

Jute, known as the Golden Fibre, was at one time the biggest foreign currency earner for Bangladesh. Sadly, many factories have shut down due to corruption and mismanagement. Golden Fibre Industries Ltd. is looking to utilizing the numerous properties of jute that makes it superior in comparison to other fibres in making similar products.

The biodegradable property of Jute makes it environment friendly. Unlike other fibres or substitutes such as polythene, jute does not result in the clogging of earth pores. Jute can also be burned without air pollution. Further, unlike other man-made fibres, jute has no adverse affects on the human body.

Not only is jute environment friendly but it has many other supreme and inherent yet unique properties. Jute extends only 0.5% to its stable form under stress. This gives jute wonderful dimensional stability. It also permits normal breathing and humidity to the contents and so ensures their storage without deterioration. The hairy surface of jute fabric enables it to be stacked high and wide without the risk of slippage. Hooks can be used freely and easily on jute products during handling since it covers up pierced holes immediately after. This enables jute products used for transportation to be reused. Jute does not easily undergo distortion since its ignition temperature is 1930 c.