Investment drives Latvian warp knitter

By Haydn Davis
3 July 2014

Liepaja - Latvia?s Lauma Fabrics, now one of the largest warp knitted fabric manufacturers in Europe, invested ?2.44 million in new technology in 2013, a spend that helped it to a 16 per cent increase in turnover for 2013.

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