The creation of the unit in Thessaloniki began in 1967. The facilities are located in an area of 25 acres and today they house two ginning units and a seed oil mill, as well as storage facilities for products produced, covering a total area of 35,000 sq.m. The production capacity amounts to 1,200 parcels of ginned cotton per day.

The Larissa facilities are located in the area of Glafki, Larissa and are one of the company’s largest investments that was implemented in 2000. An area of 25 acres houses one of the most modern cotton mills, which includes 5 state-of-the-art ginning machines, as well as storage facilities for products produced, covering a total area of 20,000 sq.m. The production capacity amounts to 1,000 parcels of ginned cotton per day.

The Stavros facilities, in an area of 30 acres, house two cotton ginning units, and storage areas for products produced, covering a total area of 20,000 sq.m. The production capacity amounts to 1,200 parcels of ginned cotton per day.

First Ginning Unit It was built and started operating in 1993.

Second Ginning Unit Its construction started in 1998 and was completed in October of the same year.

The company boasts integrated laboratories for the quality testing (HVI) of the ginned cotton produced and for recording in a database the results of testing for each production package.

Always keeping in step with the times, KARAGIORGOS BROS. ABEE has entered the RES-based electrovity generation. Specifically, it has 3 photovoltaic parks with a capacity of 1.7 MW. The Karagiorgos-Siarkou group founded Bioenergy Imathia S.A., which has been operating since October 2015. This is an installation that generates electricity from biomass, with a capacity of 1 MW, which it channels to the distribution network of DEDDIE (Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator). The unit’s installed capacity coupled with the fact that it is going to operate around the clock all year round leads to a total electricity generation of about 8000 MWh. This quantity is estimated to cover about 70% of the energy needs of all the ginning units of the group, which are at full workload during the two months of October - November, when the cotton is harvested.