The henequen factory is born. Products such as: sacks for the agroindustry and padding for the furniture manufacture, beds for the local market. Investment in machinery James Mackie of Ireland. Agave supported agriculture by consuming 70% of its local production both in Jute and in Henequen.

The jute factory is born. The purpose was to produce sacks for coffee exporters and fertilizer containers to local companies. Investment in machinery James Mackie of Ireland.

A fire in the Henequen factory destroyed it in its entirety, rebuilding it later in 1974.

Survives several attempts of destruction during the civil war in El Salvador.

Dabble in the United States in the production of circular and flat fabric from Sisal for the polishing wheel manufacturing industry.

Currently, Agave counts on infrastructure with the capacity to produce 630,000 yards of flat weave made from Henequen and Kenaf Fiber and 54,000 yards of circular knit made from Henequen.

Expansion in the regional market, achieving a better position thanks to the quality of the products, timely delivery times and excellent customer service.