In
1874, Nikon Nikolaevich modernised production by installing the latest British equipment for fabric manufacturing and finishing.
This bold step established him as one of the region’s leading industrialists and transformed the factory into one of the largest textile producers in the area,
achieving impressive annual turnover despite its modest size.
Throughout the first half of the 20th century, the factory specialised in manufacturing and dyeing cotton and linen fabrics, earning a reputation for quality and reliability.