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Nytil Uganda

Historic Ugandan textiles

Uganda , Jinja Founded 1954 1001-5000
Operating Since1954 (72y)

About Nytil Uganda

Nytil (Nyanza Textile Industries Limited) is Uganda's historic textile manufacturer based in Jinja, one of East Africa's largest textile mills during the 1960s-70s and undergoing ongoing revitalisation.

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CountryUganda
Founded1954
TypeCorporate
ModelB2B
Team Size1001-5000

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