Anglés Textil S.A.
Manufacturer
Synthetic Yarn Manufacturer | Recycled Fibre Supplier Europe
Antex is a Spain-based textile group specializing in the development and production of synthetic yarns and fibres, operating globally with manufacturing facilities in Spain, Brazil, Mexico and Poland.
Founded in 1969, the company focuses on advanced polymer-based yarn technologies, supplying engineered filament yarns and staple fibres to a wide range of industrial and apparel applications.
With a vertically integrated production structure, Antex combines spinning, texturing, dyeing and recycling processes, enabling full control over product performance and customization.
Synthetic Yarn and Filament Production Capabilities
Antex develops and manufactures continuous filament yarns using multiple polymer-based raw materials, including recycled inputs:
- polyester-based synthetic yarns
- bio-based polymer yarns
- recycled filament yarns
- high-performance engineered yarns
The company operates across key production technologies:
- spinning and extrusion
- false twist texturing
- air texturing (Taslan)
- elastomer intermingling
- twisting and warping
This integrated system allows Antex to deliver custom-engineered yarn solutions tailored to specific end-use requirements.
Fibre Production and Recycling Technology
In addition to filament yarns, Antex produces staple fibres with a strong focus on sustainability:
- recycled polyester fibres
- post-industrial recycled fibres
- post-consumer recycled fibres
- functional and technical fibres
The company integrates recycling processes directly into production, enabling:
- reduced environmental impact
- lower energy and water consumption
- circular textile material usage
This positions Antex as a sustainable yarn manufacturer, aligned with global environmental standards.
Sustainable Innovation and Material Engineering
Antex operates with a strong R&D-driven innovation model, developing proprietary yarn technologies such as:
- Seaqual (marine plastic recycled yarns)
- Yarnaway (biodegradable yarn solutions)
- Yarnback (recycled yarn systems)
- Ynviron and bio-based polymer solutions
These innovations reflect a transition from traditional textile manufacturing toward material science-driven textile engineering.
Multi-Process Textile Manufacturing Infrastructure
Antex integrates multiple production processes under one system:
- spinning and extrusion
- dyeing and coloration
- masterbatch development
- recycling systems
- fibre processing
This enables:
- consistent product quality
- full traceability across production stages
- scalable industrial manufacturing
- rapid product development cycles
Global Production and Supply Network
The company operates a geographically distributed production model:
- Spain (headquarters and core production)
- Brazil (South America supply)
- Mexico (North America supply)
- Poland (European production support)
With commercial presence in more than 20 countries, Antex functions as a global yarn supplier, capable of serving diverse international markets.
Product Strategy and Market Positioning
Antex is positioned within the upstream textile value chain as:
- synthetic yarn manufacturer
- recycled fibre supplier
- polymer-based textile material producer
- technical yarn developer
- sustainable textile raw material supplier
Unlike garment manufacturers, the company operates at the raw material and semi-finished textile level, supplying inputs for downstream textile production.
Competitive Advantages
- vertically integrated yarn production system
- strong R&D and material innovation capability
- advanced recycling and sustainability infrastructure
- global manufacturing footprint
- high customization capability for industrial buyers
- diversified product portfolio (filaments + fibres)
Buyer Intent – Target Customers
Antex is suitable for:
- textile manufacturers (knitting, weaving, nonwoven)
- apparel producers requiring synthetic yarn supply
- technical textile manufacturers
- automotive and industrial textile producers
- sustainability-focused brands sourcing recycled yarns
- large-scale textile converters and mills
