NSE-listed textile and apparel companies positioned to benefit from the government's PLI scheme, PM MITRA Parks, and India's push to become a USD 250 billion textile manufacturing hub by 2030.
Sectors represented: Textiles
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Manufacturers also focused on sustainable. production practices and portfolio diversification. Garmenting Industry. The global garment industry was competitive and fast-evolving, t growth. Manufacturers also focused on sustainable. production practices and portfolio diversification. Garmenting Industry. The global garment industry was competitive and fast-evolving,.
Indian capacity utilization is already close to 90% and new capacity can be added. Lack of. margin has been biggest deterrent for capacity expansion. nity for Indian. manufacturers to add new capacity. Indian capacity utilization is already close to 90% and new capacity can be added. Lack of. margin has been biggest deterrent for capacity expansion. Polyester units, are capital intensive.
Manufacturing is expected to benefit from ongoing. government initiatives, including the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, infrastructure investments, and supply. chain diversification, while agriculture is likely to remain supported by policy measures despite climate-related risks. Textile Market Summary (PLI) Scheme, infrastructure investments, and supply.
While China’s market share is large, its increasing per. capita income and labour costs have resulted in its market. share steadily declining in global trade since 2015. Strong belief in India’s capability to. increase market share in global textiles. The structural story for the sector intact, and. the government and industry will be able to in global trade since 2015.
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Growth Driving Factors. June. 2025. Growth Driving Factors. Investor Presentation. 13. ▪Indian textile & apparel market. expected to grow at 10% CAGR to. $350 billion by 2030. ▪India is the 3rd largest exporter. globally, with exports projected to. reach $100 billion by 2030. ▪Strong domestic demand xtile & apparel market. expected to grow at 10% CAGR to. $350 billion by 2030.
These parks will help the Indian. textile industry become globally. competitive, attract large investment. and boost employment generation,. according to the Ministry of Textiles. PLI scheme: The government. sanctioned the Production Linked. Incentive (PLI) scheme for textiles, tive, attract large investment. and boost employment generation,. according to the Ministry of Textiles.
Industries Limited (Bangladesh Subsidiary), in line with fungibility of fund across. group entity. Dividend. Adj. EBITDA excludes ESOP expenses. 7. Capex Update for FY25 and Planned Capex for FY26. . Details:. . Company has incurred the capex Rs. 135 Crore in FY25. . Rs. lity of fund across. group entity. Dividend. Adj. EBITDA excludes ESOP expenses. 7.
Engineering goods. experienced a significant increase, and electronic. goods saw solid growth. Textiles (excluding readymade. garments) and readymade garments were also strong. Specifically, in 2022-23, several sectors demonstrated. significant growth in their export performance. w solid growth. Textiles (excluding readymade. garments) and readymade garments were also strong.
Consumers are increasingly seeking products. that can transition across work, travel, leisure and. social occasions, creating a wider market for brands denims and other everyday. formats. Consumers are increasingly seeking products. that can transition across work, travel, leisure and. social occasions, creating a wider market for brands. offering depth of choice across fits, fabrics, colours and.
RoSCTL (Scheme for Rebate of State and Central. Taxes and Levies on Export of Garments and Made-. ups). both RoDTEP (Remission. of Duties or Taxes on Export Products Scheme) and. RoSCTL (Scheme for Rebate of State and Central. Taxes and Levies on Export of Garments and Made-. ups). Additionally, a corpus of ` 9,000 crore have been. allocated to revamp credit guarantee schemes, aiming.
This trajectory is set to continue, with projections pointing to US$190 billion by FY2025–. 26, driven by rising income levels, urbanization, fashion consciousness and organized retail penetration. Export momentum and global integration. SIGNORIA CREATION LIMITED Management Discussion and Analysis (FY 24-25). 6 ness and organized retail penetration. Export momentum and global integration.