NSE-listed textile manufacturers expanding spinning, weaving, and garment capacity to capitalize on India's growing share in global textile trade as China+1 sourcing accelerates.
Sectors represented: Textiles
Machines Taking Total Spindles. to 2,23,056, 2,936 Rotors and. 63 Knitting Machines. Total Installed Rotors. Reached 1,464. Ring Spinning Capacity Doubled to. 27,216 Spindles and Knitting. Machines to 15 Nos. Completed Expansion. Program by Installation ,936 Rotors and. 63 Knitting Machines. Total Installed Rotors. Reached 1,464. Ring Spinning Capacity Doubled to. 27,216 Spindles and Knitting.
Over both. phases, we would be installing 65,664 spindles for. the manufacture of cotton yarn at Spinning Unit-II,. Village Sareri, at an estimated cost of ₹ 274.5 Crore. The expansion will pan out over the next three years. ould be installing 65,664 spindles for. the manufacture of cotton yarn at Spinning Unit-II,. Village Sareri, at an estimated cost of ₹ 274.5 Crore.
Critical sector contributing over. 2% to total GDP & more than. 12% to manufacturing sector. GDP. Second-largest employment. provider in India, engaging. around 45 mnpeople directly &. 60 mnindirectly. h. 13. Critical sector contributing over. 2% to total GDP & more than. 12% to manufacturing sector. GDP. Second-largest employment. provider in India, engaging. around 45 mnpeople directly &.
Demand is also expected to benefit from the growing emphasis on sustainable and recyclable fibres, as. global brands and consumers increasingly focus on environmentally responsible products. Growth Opportunities. The Indian spinning industry is expected to benefit from increasing global demand for quality cotton yarn nd consumers increasingly focus on environmentally responsible products.
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.
Easyavailabilityofcotton(Gujaratmeets70%requirement)andskilled&unskilledlabour. . Closeproximitytomachineryvendors,fabricdealersandleadinggarmentmanufacturersresultinginfasterdeliveryandserviceandlower. overheads. Location Advantage tmeets70%requirement)andskilled&unskilledlabour. .
Shift towards value-added yarns up to 50% of total capacity. . Launch of Dope Dyed FDY Yarn – 6,500 TPA. . Launch of Bright Yarn – 5,500 TPA. . Increase yarn conversion capacity to 40–50% of current levels Shift towards value-added yarns up to 50% of total capacity. . Launch of Dope Dyed FDY Yarn – 6,500 TPA. . Launch of Bright Yarn – 5,500 TPA. .
Recent government initiatives aimed at improving. cotton productivity, strengthening infrastructure, and supporting exports are expected to benefit the spinning. sector over the long term. production. Recent government initiatives aimed at improving. cotton productivity, strengthening infrastructure, and supporting exports are expected to benefit the spinning. sector over the long term.
Domestic export facilitation also continued, with the. extension of the Rebate of State and Central Taxes and. Levies and the RoDTEP schemes beyond March 2026. Outlook. 8 in that market. Domestic export facilitation also continued, with the. extension of the Rebate of State and Central Taxes and. Levies and the RoDTEP schemes beyond March 2026. Outlook. 8.
The Indian cotton. yarn market is projected to grow at 7.49% CAGR from 2025 to. 2035, driven by rising demand in textile applications,. technological advancements, and sustainable practices. Demand for Indian cotton yarn has picked up from Countries grow at 7.49% CAGR from 2025 to. 2035, driven by rising demand in textile applications,. technological advancements, and sustainable practices.
Volatility in cotton and man-. made fibre prices, rising energy, logistics and labour costs, and fluctuations in foreign exchange rates continue to exert. pressure on operating margins. ss environment. Volatility in cotton and man-. made fibre prices, rising energy, logistics and labour costs, and fluctuations in foreign exchange rates continue to exert. pressure on operating margins.
Bathinda for manufacturing of. Cotton Compact Yarn. Capacity. expanded from time to time for. manufacturing of Polyester Cotton. Blended/ Cotton Compact yarn and. capacity increase to 1,38,720. Spindles upto November 2013. Successful expansion at Bathinda Capacity. expanded from time to time for. manufacturing of Polyester Cotton. Blended/ Cotton Compact yarn and. capacity increase to 1,38,720.
The diversification of fibre consumption towards polyester, viscose,. recycled fibres and other man-made fibres is also creating opportunities for spinning. mills to expand their product portfolio. ation of fibre consumption towards polyester, viscose,. recycled fibres and other man-made fibres is also creating opportunities for spinning. mills to expand their product portfolio.
The export market for textile. machinery has shrunk significantly,. with its contribution declining from. a historical 20–25% to just 9–10% of. total turnover. Investment activity. in Turkey has slowed due to high. inflation and rising production. costs, while Bangladesh has. faced geopolitical and economic. challenges that have impacted. machinery investments. Investment activity.