The Indian textile sector is seeing fresh investments as companies look to expand manufacturing capacity, strengthen their product portfolios and tap opportunities in domestic and international markets.
Several textile companies have announced expansion plans that could drive growth over the coming years. Rising demand, evolving consumer preferences and export opportunities could provide further support to the sector.
In this article, we look at three textile stocks with significant growth and expansion plans.
However, investors should look beyond expansion announcements and assess these companies' financial strength, execution capabilities, profitability and valuations before evaluating their long-term prospects.
K.P.R. Mill
K.P.R. Mill is one of India's leading vertically integrated apparel manufacturers. It operates 12 manufacturing facilities and employs around 32,000 people, exporting products to leading international brands.
The company also has a sugar capacity of 20,000 tonnes crushed per day (TCD) and an ethanol capacity of 470 kilolitres per day (KLPD) in Karnataka.
In early August, the company announced an ambitious expansion programme involving investments of ₹12.25 billion. The projects are expected to generate a turnover of around ₹20 billion. K.P.R. Mill plans…