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Austrian knitter eyes growth with fresh investment

By Haydn Davis
5 October 2021

GÃ¶tzis - Austrian knitter Feinjersey has made a number of recent investments aimed at increasing the capacity and quality of its wide range of premium, circular knitted fabrics.
Founded in 1977 and now based in the town of GÃ¶tzis, Feinjersey operates more than 100 high-performance circular knitting machines to develop and manufacture a range of knitted fabrics for underwear, sport, fashion and technical textiles.

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