Özet:

Sumerbank Kayseri Bez Factory was established under the First Five-Year Industrialization Plan (1934). The plant, which was decided to be built for the processing of fully domestic cotton, was designed in the Soviet Union with concrete and accumulation mixed construction technique and was agreed to be established with a loan of £8.5 million received from the same country. The foundation of the factory, which was the first important work of the Turkish-Soviet (Russian) friendship and decided to be established under the guidance of experts from the Soviet Union, was put by the Prime Minister of the period, Ismet Inönü, on 20 May 1934. Construction completed in 16.5 months, the factory was opened to service on September 16, 1935 with the participation of the economic minister Celal Bayar and the guest technical delegation from the Soviet Union (Russia). Sumerbank Kayseri Factory, which was established for the production of public type, cheap cotton tissue and wire, has a total of 922,500 square meters of closed area, including buildings, warehouses and social facilities that help operate, such as Business, Müdüriyet, Remirhane and Electric Power Plant. In the year when the service was opened, two thousand five hundred men, four hundred women workers and 155 officers worked in the factory. The factory processed about 7600 tons of cotton in the first year and produced 23,628 tons of cotton with 5,750 tons of wire, 1,028 meters of fabric and 18 thousand 364 meters of fabric.

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