NSE-listed Indian textile and apparel companies positioned to capture export orders as global retailers accelerate China+1 sourcing, expanding spinning, weaving, and garment capacity.
Sectors represented: Textiles
Knitting Machines Taking Total to. 2,23,056 Spindles, 2,936 Rotors and. 63 Knitting Machines. ▪Added 7,296 Spindles. in June, 2021. Announced ~Rs.955 Crs. worth expansion plans. across all the segments. ▪Completed Capex by installing otal to. 2,23,056 Spindles, 2,936 Rotors and. 63 Knitting Machines. ▪Added 7,296 Spindles. in June, 2021. Announced ~Rs.955 Crs. worth expansion plans.
Consumption. 318.00. Exports. 18.00. TOTAL DEMAND. 336.00. Closing Stock. 30.35. (Source: Committee on Cotton Production & Consumption). YARN. Cotton yarn, made from cotton fibres, is widely used in textiles for nsumption. 318.00. Exports. 18.00. TOTAL DEMAND. 336.00. Closing Stock. 30.35. (Source: Committee on Cotton Production & Consumption). YARN.
PV dyed yarn-47%. FY24: Cotton yarn- 18%;. PV dyed yarn- 29%. BiliyaKalan. . 96,864 Spindles. . 3 Texturing Machines. Sareri. . 1,74,144 Spindles. . 2,664 Open end. rotors. . 26 Knitting machines. In 1995 initiated backward integration 4: Cotton yarn- 18%;. PV dyed yarn- 29%. BiliyaKalan. . 96,864 Spindles. . 3 Texturing Machines. Sareri. . 1,74,144 Spindles. . 2,664 Open end. rotors. .
Greenfield Project. 89,184 Spindles. comprising of Cotton. Mélange Yarn and PC. Grey Yarn along with. Dye House at J&K. Focused on Value Added Specialty Yarn. Always Opted for Expansion into High Value Specialty Yarn roject. 89,184 Spindles. comprising of Cotton. Mélange Yarn and PC. Grey Yarn along with. Dye House at J&K. Focused on Value Added Specialty Yarn.
The Indian spun yarn industry is. a global powerhouse, boasting the. world’s second-largest spinning. capacity with 48 million spindles. They produce a massive amount of. yarn, with cotton comprising most. of it. an spun yarn industry is. a global powerhouse, boasting the. world’s second-largest spinning. capacity with 48 million spindles. They produce a massive amount of.
Total textile exports,. including handicrafts, increased from ₹3,09,859.3 crores in. FY 2024–25 to ₹3,16,334.9 crore in FY 2025–26, registering. a growth of 2.1%. rkets during FY 2025–26. Total textile exports,. including handicrafts, increased from ₹3,09,859.3 crores in. FY 2024–25 to ₹3,16,334.9 crore in FY 2025–26, registering. a growth of 2.1%. This performance reflects steady global.
Cotton prices increased significantly post covid. with the surge in demand along with supply challenges,. which further impacted yarn prices. crease is a result of demand recovery post. Covid. Cotton prices increased significantly post covid. with the surge in demand along with supply challenges,. which further impacted yarn prices. However, cotton.
Capital Goods Scheme (EPCG). According to proposals being. considered at the commerce ministry,. textile exporters may soon get a. fresh set of incentives to expand tal Goods Scheme (EPCG). According to proposals being. considered at the commerce ministry,. textile exporters may soon get a. fresh set of incentives to expand. their business in European and other. markets. The European markets.