Started in 2005, this is one of the biggest plants of Plastene India limited situated at Nani Chirai, Gandhidham. It is spread across an area of 11 acres (44,000 sq. metres) with a built up area of 33,000 sq. metres.

PIL started this venture with production of woven sacks and multilayer films. The plant is ISO 9001:2008 certified and well facilitated with modern machineries and technologies to get higher output and better quality of finished products.

In 2007 it started the production of FIBC and in 2009 it started manufacturing master batches, multifilament yarn and fillers as part of backward integration strategy. In order to cater to the demand from salt industry, PIL converted part of its capacity to make BOPP laminated woven bags.

Started in 2007, this plant is engaged in manufacturing of FIBC and woven sacs from woven fabrics in order to provide business continuity
planning for its corporate customers.

This Unit has a built up area of around 110,000 sq feet. In 2009, it
installed 2 tapelines and 56 looms to manufacture woven fabric as part of backward integration.

Started in 2006 with a built-up area of around 80,000 sq feet and located near Kandla port (13 kilometres), OEL–I manufactures FIBC from woven fabrics.

This facility enjoys various benefits from State and Central Govt.as per the SEZ Policy.In 2009,it installed tapeline and 16 looms to manufacture woven fabric as part of its backward integration strategy.

Started in 2009 in Rakanpur area, it manufactures geo-textiles, technical textiles, ventilated fabric, ground cover, and woven fabric for FIBCs and other value added products with the help of Sulzer looms.