Unifi hit by raw material costs but confident for year ahead
23/07/2015
However, sales volumes were higher and income rose to $42.2 million from $28.8 million. Revenues reached $687.1 million
CEO Roger Berrier said: "Increased demand for our premier value-added yarns, strong operating results from our international businesses, and higher earnings from our equity affiliates helped drive our strong performance.
"We expect that our domestic business will begin to see in fiscal year 2016 the benefits of the strategic capital projects that were completed in the 2015 fiscal year, including the addition of texturing machines to support the growth in demand for synthetic yarns from the CAFTA region, as well as the expansion of our air jet texturing capacity.
“We also expect to start seeing the benefits of the recently announced expansions of our Repreve Recycling Centre and the backward integration into bottle processing as we enter into our 2017 fiscal year."