Production

Özdilek’s production journey began in Bursa in 1971, where the company produced its first towels with two weaving looms, five employees and an annual capacity of 10 tons. Today, production continues in facilities with 122,000 square meters of enclosed space. The company has an annual production capacity of 14,000 tons of cotton yarn, 7,500 tons of towels and bathrobes, and 18 million meters of duvet covers and bed sheets.

Özdilek Home Textiles, one of the leading producers of towels and bathrobes, operates fully integrated manufacturing facilities and stands among the highest-capacity producers and exporters in Europe, North America and the Middle East.

The company's production infrastructure includes cotton yarn spinning, towel and bathrobe weaving, dyeing and garment manufacturing, as well as dye printing and duvet cover-bed sheet garment production. With this integrated structure and a strong focus on quality, the company positions itself among the world’s leading manufacturers. Sadem, an Özdilek brand whose products were first introduced to international markets, particularly the United States, in 2017, entered the Turkish home textiles retail market in 2019 with its organic products and specially designed collections.

Alongside textile manufacturing, Özdilek Holding also operates in the food sector in line with its philosophy of offering higher-quality products to the guests. Ice cream is produced under the Sütfest brand at its Bursa headquarters, Turkish delight under the Özdilek Lokum brand at its facilities in Afyonkarahisar, and meat sourced from the Tabiat Tarım farm in Bursa Yenişehir is offered under the Dürdane Ana Kasabı brand.

Having begun operations in 2017 at Wyndham Grand İzmir Özdilek Thermal & Spa under Özdilek Hotel & Tourism, The Özakım Trigeneration Facilities supply the complex’s entire electricity demand whenever the cost of generating electricity is lower than the cost of purchased electricity, while also meeting 70 percent of the deating demand and 50 percent of the cooling demand using natural gas. The facility has a production capacity of 800 kW of electricity, 800 kW of heat and 850 kW of cooling energy per hour.

A 9,007 kWp Solar Power Plant (SPP) within the holding generates 9,746,825 kWh of electricity annually. This way, 6.74 percent of the holding’s total electricity consumption is met.