Since 1898, our company has been on an enduring journey—built on trust, innovation, and a relentless drive to evolve. What began as a small cotton trading business has today become a global name in rope manufacturing, FDY yarn production, and high-performance safety gear.
Across more than 125 years, we’ve expanded from hand-woven cotton tapes to cutting-edge synthetic yarns, from government-approved suppliers to an international brand—Namah. This timeline captures the major transformations, strategic investments, and visionary moments that shaped who we are today.
Started as traders of cotton yarn, fabric, tapes, and ropes—laying the foundation for a legacy of trust and craftsmanship.
Expanded product range with cotton cloth for bags and jute tapes, entering new market segments.
Began in-house manufacturing of cotton tapes and cotton cloth, marking our move from trading to production.
Launched the manufacturing of braided ropes and cords, setting the stage for rope specialization.
Became a government-approved supplier for cotton tapes, nylon webbings, and cords across India.
Upgraded to PPFDY plants with an annual production capacity of 500 MT, marking entry into modern synthetics.
Added PP multifilament yarn capacity and introduced advanced twisters/doublers for PP yarn processing (Annual capacity: 1200 MT).
Acquired multiple FDY plants and advanced machinery from North America, enhancing manufacturing capabilities.
Doubled production and began direct exports, reaching 2400 MT annual capacity.
JP Fibres gained global recognition with a manufacturing capacity of 3500 MT and a trusted presence across industries.
Installed FDY lines for nylon and polyamide multifilament yarns, strengthening our synthetic rope offerings.
Launched the Namah brand for the global climbing and safety gear market—bringing premium ropes and harnesses to retail and professional users worldwide.