NSE-listed textile companies with integrated manufacturing spanning yarn, fabric, and garments, positioned for India's $100 billion textile export target by FY30.
Sectors represented: Textiles
Consumption. 318.00. Exports. 18.00. TOTAL DEMAND. 336.00. Closing Stock. 30.35. (Source: Committee on Cotton Production & Consumption). YARN. Cotton yarn, made from cotton fibres, is widely used in textiles for nsumption. 318.00. Exports. 18.00. TOTAL DEMAND. 336.00. Closing Stock. 30.35. (Source: Committee on Cotton Production & Consumption). YARN.
Latest technology for producing and. exporting high quality cotton yarn with. different fiber blends. 47. 44. 42. 39. 3434. 29. 121212. 16. 18. 16. 18. FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24. Yarn. (as a % of Revenue). PV YarnCotton Yarn. In 1995 initiated backward. integration into spinning yarn with. different fiber blends. 47. 44. 42. 39. 3434. 29. 121212. 16. 18. 16. 18. FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24.
Total textile exports,. including handicrafts, increased from ₹3,09,859.3 crores in. FY 2024–25 to ₹3,16,334.9 crore in FY 2025–26, registering. a growth of 2.1%. rkets during FY 2025–26. Total textile exports,. including handicrafts, increased from ₹3,09,859.3 crores in. FY 2024–25 to ₹3,16,334.9 crore in FY 2025–26, registering. a growth of 2.1%. This performance reflects steady global.
Production in value-added. segments such as ready-made. garments and home textiles. showed steady momentum. Cost pressures persisted through. the year, driven by fluctuations. in cotton prices and elevated. logistics and energy costs. Industry participants responded s and home textiles. showed steady momentum. Cost pressures persisted through. the year, driven by fluctuations.
India has a strong. manufacturing ecosystem for home textiles with the. presence of large and integrated players with strong. capabilities which serve as a huge advantage in the post-. covid world, in catering to global market requirements. 5.0. 5.2. 5.45.4. 5.2. 7.1. 6.2. 2016201720182019202020212022. Figure 19: India's Home Textile Exports (Value: US$ Bn). Source: DGCI&S age in the post-.
Despite these positives, the industry remains exposed to. challenges arising from raw material price volatility, evolving global. trade policies and increasing competition from other exporting. nations. these positives, the industry remains exposed to. challenges arising from raw material price volatility, evolving global. trade policies and increasing competition from other exporting. nations.
Yarn. Yarn revenue declined by 10% YoY to Rs 460 crore; Sales volume decreased by 10% YoY to 206 lakh kgs. The division faced headwinds due to reduced production from ongoing machinery modernization, higher internal consumption, and pricing. pressure. Fabric.
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.
Your Company mainly engaged in bleaching, dyeing, printing and finishing and at the end of the chain, its fabric range goes into. apparels and home textiles, catering to Domestic as well as Global Market. Company mainly engaged in bleaching, dyeing, printing and finishing and at the end of the chain, its fabric range goes into.
CHINA. EUROPE. S AMERICA. CANADA. USA. INDIA. ~56% of Total revenue comes from exports. Strong Presence in Domestic & Major International Markets. 10. Global Presence. 50+. Countries. 63. 73. 56. 57. 37. 27. 44. 43. FY21FY22FY23H1FY24. Domestic. Export. Revenue Breakup(%) tal revenue comes from exports. Strong Presence in Domestic & Major International Markets. 10. Global Presence. 50+. Countries.
Domestic consumption for the 2021-22 cotton season is estimated to be at 338 lakh bales. ote: P - Provisional, ^ - April 2019-January 2020, ^^ - April 2020-January 2021, - Until January 2021 1-22. o. Domestic consumption for the 2021-22 cotton season is estimated to be at 338 lakh bales. ote: P - Provisional, ^ - April 2019-January 2020, ^^ - April 2020-January 2021, - Until January 2021.
Cotton yarn realisations improved. steadily, even as cotton prices. remained relatively subdued. olitical dynamics. Amid these demand shifts, pricing. dynamics offered some relief. Cotton yarn realisations improved. steadily, even as cotton prices. remained relatively subdued. This. favourable spread between yarn. prices and input costs led to a. rise in average spot contribution.
The Company has established its position in fine / super fine. counts in both domestic and export markets and it consumed more imported cotton to achieve consistent. quality. ring this sluggish period. The Company has established its position in fine / super fine. counts in both domestic and export markets and it consumed more imported cotton to achieve consistent. quality.
As of 2025,. the Asia Pacific home textiles market is estimated at approximately $70 billion, up from $65.36. billion in 2024, growing at a 7.2% CAGR 39 with the global home textiles market projected to. reach $146.47 billion in 2025. xtiles market is estimated at approximately $70 billion, up from $65.36. billion in 2024, growing at a 7.2% CAGR 39 with the global home textiles market projected to...
US HOLIDAY SALES. 2.8%. 4.6%. 2010. 5.2%. 20222011. 2.6%. 20152013. 4.8%. 2014. 2.8%. 5.3%. 3.0%. 2016. 5.0%. 2017. $936.3. 1.9%. 2012. 3.6%. 2019. 9.3%. 20212020. 13.5%. $528.8. $567.6. $553.3. $583.3. $611.2. $628.1. $646.7. $678.8. $691.8. $716.7. $783.4. $889.3. 2018. Holiday Sales ($ in billion). Source: NRF based on U.S.0%. 2017. $936.3. 1.9%. 2012. 3.6%. 2019. 9.3%. 20212020. 13.5%. $528.8.
Cotton yarn remained the. dominant output category, though domestic cotton. prices continuing to trade at a modest premium. to international levels, alongside subdued Chinese. import demand, tempered export competitiveness t category, though domestic cotton. prices continuing to trade at a modest premium. to international levels, alongside subdued Chinese.
A strong market. has been found for these exports, particularly in nations like Turkey, Egypt,. Bangladesh, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Mexico, Brazil, and Vietnam. ations around the world. A strong market. has been found for these exports, particularly in nations like Turkey, Egypt,. Bangladesh, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Mexico, Brazil, and Vietnam. These countries.
US$ 195 billion by 2025. Textiles exports from India during October were about 11.56% higher on YoY basis at US$. 1,833.95 million. textile industry, which is expected to grow from US$ 138 billion to. US$ 195 billion by 2025. Textiles exports from India during October were about 11.56% higher on YoY basis at US$. 1,833.95 million.
Competitive cost of production. ▪Competitive labor, power and raw material cost. ▪Access to advanced technology under textile upgradation fund. Textiles: A dominant industry. ▪Employs 45 million people across the value chain. ▪Strong government support to industry. Favorable Government Policies dvanced technology under textile upgradation fund. Textiles: A dominant industry.
India is the world’s second-largest producer of textiles and garments and the third-largest exporter, covering apparel,. home textiles, and technical textile products. The country holds a 4.6% share of global trade and features among the top. five exporters in several categories. hird-largest exporter, covering apparel,. home textiles, and technical textile products.