Egyflax || Textile

E G Y F L A X

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Largest private flax producer in the Middle East

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we are factory

Commitment to Quality and Development

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we are factory

we are proud to hold both the ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 certifications

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Legacy of
Excellence

Leaders of Flax Industry

Top Market Shareholders

Egyflax Vision

At Egyflax, our vision is to revolutionize the flax industry through relentless innovation and unwavering commitment to excellence. We strive to be at the forefront of flax production, setting new standards for quality and sustainability.

Our Mission

Our mission at Egyflax is to uphold our legacy of excellence by consistently delivering superior quality flax products to our customers. We are committed to innovation, sustainability, and growth in all aspects of our operations

Growth & Excellence

At EgyFlax, we are proud to hold both the ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 certifications, reflecting our commitment to excellence in quality management and workplace safety. .Egyflax remains committed to pushing the boundaries of flax production, maintaining its leadership in the industry.

Welcome

About us

Egyflax, originally known as Nouehi Flax Company, has grown into one of Egypt’s leading companies and the largest private flax producer in the Middle East. After its transformation into a (S.A.E.), the company became known as the Egyptian Company for flax and Its Products, cementing its reputation as a pioneer in the flax industry.

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what we do

Egyflax Progress

IN 1944
The journey began

The journey began with the establishment of the factory, focusing on cultivating flax and processing flax fiber.

In 1981
A significant milestone was achieved

With the introduction of a complete line for processing flax waste. This included the acquisition of two Depoorter machines from Belgium, enabling exports to France and Belgium.

In 1983
The company diversified into hackling flax

The company diversified into hackling flax by importing four state-of-the-art James Mackie machines, marking a pivotal turning point.

In 1990
Egyflax ventured into spinning

Egyflax ventured into spinning, importing a complete line for producing thick yarn and six carding machines.

In 1992
The company expanded further

With the introduction of a complete line for processing flax waste. This included the acquisition of two Depoorter machines from Belgium, enabling exports to France and Belgium.