A Coir Fibre Extraction Unit is a rural based enterprise that processes coconut husks to obtain natural coir fibre, which is the raw material for a wide range of products such as ropes, mats, mattresses, brushes, carpets, and geotextiles. The extraction process involves soaking or retting the husks, followed by mechanical decortication to separate the long fibres from the pith. The fibres are then cleaned, dried, and compressed into bales for further use in the coir industry, while the coir pith is utilized in horticulture as a soil conditioner and in making eco friendly products. With abundant raw material availability in coconut growing regions, the unit not only supports the production of eco friendly goods but also provides significant rural employment opportunities. Growing domestic and international demand for sustainable materials, especially in construction, horticulture, and export markets, makes coir fibre extraction a profitable and sustainable business venture.