DALI UNDERWEAR / MANUFACTURING
More room for the next stage of manufacturing.
The new campus in the Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone has entered trial production. Construction and fit-out continue; the facility is not yet in full operation.
A purpose-built expansion, introduced in phases.
The development includes a 36,000 m² site and 30,000 m² of building space. The plan brings garment and sock production into an additional campus, with space and supporting infrastructure planned together.
The additional campus is intended to support future production growth alongside the existing China and Cambodia network. For a proposed order, DALI confirms the available operation and its production schedule.
Expansion plans at a glance.
Solar generation, energy storage and the LABS programme are included in the development plan and have not been confirmed as commissioned.
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Campus operations | Trial production; construction and fit-out continuing |
| Garment production | 30 lines planned |
| Sock production | 1,000 knitting machines planned |
| Workforce | 2,000+ employees planned |
| Full operation | Q1 2027 target |
Plan supply around confirmed operations.
The existing China and Cambodia network remains the starting point for current programme discussions. Expansion targets are separate from the group’s current annual capacity figure.
When reviewing an ongoing collection or future scale-up, share the expected timing, quantities and product mix. The team can discuss the relevant production route and the status of any proposed campus allocation.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Before the next step.
Is the new campus already fully operational?
No. It is in trial production, with construction and supporting facilities continuing.
Does the planned campus add to the published current capacity?
Not as an achieved result. Current group capacity and future expansion targets remain separate.
CONTINUE THE BRIEF
Connected decisions.
YOUR NEXT COLLECTION
Bring your brief.
Let’s build the collection.
Share the styles, estimated garment quantities and destination market. Product references or an early range plan are welcome.
Discuss your collection