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A case study of a Bulgarian woolen textile firm "Wooltex AD".
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BULGARIAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY A CASE STUDY OF A BULGARIAN WOOLEN TEXTILE FIRM "WOOLTEX AD"1,2 Industry Background Wooltex AD is the biggest joint stock company for the production of wool textile in the country. It has a full production cycle from the input of washed raw wool to the finished fabric, including a small tailoring workshop. Wooltex AD is located in a relatively large town in the central-east part of Bulgaria. The town, with a high concentration of wool and cotton fabric production, is considered to be one of the three main textile centers (Sliven, Kazanlak, Gabrovo) in Bulgaria. It is also the town with the country's earliest traditions in organized industrial wool textile production. The town's first wool processing factory was established in 1834, and was the first modern industrial enterprise in Bulgaria. By the beginning of the twentieth century, seven such factories were in existence. Wooltex'...
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