A small factory
in old Multan,
since 2012.
Started in Multan.
We began with one extruder and the small order book of a few local shops. The first product was a transparent shopping bag — clear, strong, and made on a single shift. Customers came back.
Stayed in South Punjab.
We added a second extruder, then a printing press. We took on branded work, food-grade lines, and industrial sacks — but never moved the factory out of its first city.
On the floor, daily.
The owner is on the line before the first shift. The same quiet rule holds: catch the first shot. Watch the seal. Count the bundles. Send the truck.
What we believe
in plain words.
These are not posters. They are how the factory has actually been run since 2012 — through cheap-resin years, busy seasons, and the wedding-season rushes when every shop in the bazaar wants printed bags by morning.
- ●Watch the first shot.
Every reel begins with a small mistake somewhere. Catch it before a thousand bags go out wrong.
- ●Pay vendors on time.
Resin is the second-most important machine on site. Treat the supplier like one.
- ●Don't overcommit.
We turn down orders we can't deliver well. The order book is a promise, not a wishlist.
- ●The owner is on the floor.
Numbers in a book mean nothing if the floor has gone quiet.
Budhla Sant Road, Multan.
66000.
The factory sits along Budhla Sant Road, near the Umm-E-Yahya Mosque — a working stretch of South Punjab that knows manufacturing intimately. We are open Monday to Saturday, from 9 in the morning. The phone is answered before the machines turn on.
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