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Indian Textiles Sector

Overview

India is one of the world's largest producers of Textiles and Apparel.

The domestic textiles and apparel industry contributes 2.3% to India’s GDP and accounts for

13% of industrial production, and 12% of the country’s export earnings.

The textiles and apparel industry in India has strengths across the entire value chain from

fiber, yarn, fabric to apparel. It is highly diversified with a wide range of segments ranging from

products of traditional handloom, handicrafts, wool and silk products to the organized textile

industry. The organized textile industry is characterized by the use of capital-intensive

technology for mass production of textile products and includes spinning, weaving, processing,

and apparel manufacturing.

Fabrics: Indian textile fabrics sector is highly fragmented, very few have integrated operations.

Besides it contains a lot of companies operate in small

scale and tiny units. However, there is a long network

which are tightly integrated to produce the varied

demands. Some of them have grown in this fashion

due to the patronage of government initiatives like

reservation of certain categories in textile sector.

Besides, in yester year’s embroidery and other

handiworks are best suitable for small sector.

However, fabric sector is capital intensive and over the years, many textile companies have set

up integrated operations to make some of best textiles. India is also known for cotton fabrics

and is specialized in printed cotton fabrics, lycra and knitted fabrics

Garments: India is the second largest garment producer in the world. It has recently replaced

Germany & Turkey to reach the spot. Garment forms

45% of overall textile trade and is facing stiff

competition from Bangladesh, Vietnam and China.

Though India is the second largest textile exporter, it

lags well behind China, whose exports are nearly

seven times higher.

India’s Garment Industry has been rapidly

growing in last few years. Exports have been rising as there is an increase in orders from global

buyers accompanied by a rise of investments in modernization in the garment sector of the

India is one of the world's

largest producers of Textiles

and Apparel.

Domestically, it contributes

2.3% to India’s GDP and

accounts for 13% of industrial

production, and 12% of the

country’s export earnings.

The sector valued at US$ 150

billion, happens to be one of

the oldest industries in the

Indian economy, the future for

the Indian textile industry looks

promising, buoyed by both

strong domestic consumption

as well as export demand.

With consumerism and

disposable income on the rise,

the retail sector has

experienced a rapid growth in

the past decade with the entry

of several international players

like Marks & Spencer, Guess

and Next into the Indian

market

In this scenario, we bring this

Textiles Directory 2020, which

is an attempt to profile the

textile companies–current

capacity, expansion plans etc.,

along with details of key

personnel, address,

tel/fax/email etc.,.

The directory covers all textile

mills in India making yarns,

threads, fabrics, garments,

technical textiles and woolen

apparels.


country. It is a key industry as it contributes substantially to India’s export earning, it is believed

that one out of every six households in the country depends on this sector either indirectly or

directly for its livelihood.

The garment industry today can provide employment to additional 1.5 million people and Apparel Export Promotion

Council (AEPC) is expected to set up 50 training centre to impart skills. Currently, AEPC has 22 centres

Technical Textiles: Technical Textiles are materials like diapers, fire resistant materials with unique functional properties

which has a huge untapped potential in India. Its market size is

projected at Rs. 2.0 lakh crores by 2020-21 with a growth rate

of 20%.

To tap the potential, Ministry of Textiles have implemented

several schemes. It has established Four Centres of Excellence

(CoE) i.e., BTRA for Geotextiles, SASMIRA for Agrotextiles,

NITRA for Protective Textiles and SITRA for Medical Textiles.

These Centre of Excellence provide infrastructure support in

terms of facilities for testing with national and international accreditation, development of resource centre with I.T.

infrastructure, facilities for training, prototype development, standards development on technical textiles, etc.

Ministry of Textiles also launch programmes from time to time to create awareness among entrepreneurs. So far more

than 60 Seminars / Workshops / Training programmes were organized by Office of Textile Commissioner across the

country.

In continuation to its efforts, Scheme for Promoting the Usage of Agrotextiles in North East Region was launched with a

financial outlay of INR 550 million. Further, the Scheme for Promoting the Usage of Geotextiles in North East Region with

a financial outlay of INR 427 crores is under finalization.

Yarns & Threads: Indian Spinning Industry is the most modern and efficient in the world. With 47 Million Spindles and

0.75 Mn Open-End Rotors, India has the world’s second largest spinning capacity, commanding a share of the global

Cotton Yarn market. It is currently producing over 4700 million kgs of spun yarn of which over 3,400 Mn.Kgs is cotton

yarn. Cotton Yarn accounts for nearly 73% of total spun yarn production.

India produces a comprehensive range of yarns for every conceivable end use – non-spun or open-end; combed or

carded, basic, compact, mélange or fancy. India’s 1943 spinning mills produce them all for requirements ranging from a

fine 200 count to a coarse 2 count.


With more companies modernizing their mills with state-of-the-art

technology, Indian cotton yarn markets is set to boost its export potential.

The world’s most renowned Indian Cotton Yarns are available as greige,

bleached, mercerized, gassed, twisted, dyed or an endless range of

fashion yarns like mélange, stretch, blends, high twist and so on to meet

the different applications in fashion, clothing, home textiles, hosiery and

industrial fabrics. India can meet every customer requirement whether

large or small, regular or customized, premium or basic.

Indian yarn spinners have inducted technologies like compact spinning,

using the most advanced yarn – processing technology and high-precision process controls tools like electronic cleaners,

auto slavers, splicers, two-for-one twisters and auto-coners give Indian mills a competitive advantage.

Today, Indian yarn is widely accepted in International markets as the exporters here regularly meet the needs of importers

with unmatched efficiency.

China is the largest importer of yarns from India. Prices of major raw materials like purified terephthalic acid (PTA) and

mono-ethylene glycol (MEG) have major influences on yarns markets and prices, besides crude market – which is the

fundamental key raw material.

India government has acted on various times to impose anti-dumping duty on polyester staple fibre imports to protect the

sector in India. The Directorate General of Anti-dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD), under the commerce ministry provides

advice to Government of India

Company Name Location

A B Cotspin India Ltd Punjab

A I Champdany Industries Ltd West Bengal

A K Soni Hosiery Mill Pvt Ltd Punjab

A V Spinners Haryana

Aadhi Vinayaga Spinners Tamil Nadu

Aakar Processors Pvt Ltd Maharashtra

Aakavi Spinning Mills Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Aanchal Prints Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Aarti Suitings Pvt Ltd Rajasthan

Aarti Yarnfab Pvt Ltd Haryana

Aarvee Denims and Exports Ltd Gujarat

Aastha Fashions Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Aastha Spintex Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Aathivelan Mills Tamil Nadu

Abbi Textiles Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Abhi Exports Tamil Nadu

Abi Mithra Spinning Mill Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Accura Spintex Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Acme Yarns Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Acsen Tex India Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Adarsh Knitwear Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Adarsh Textiles Gujarat

Addwin Exports Tamil Nadu

Adig Jemtex Pvt Ltd Rajasthan

Adisankara Spinning Mills Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Aditya Birla Fashion And Retail Ltd Maharashtra

Aditya Translink Pvt Ltd West Bengal

Advaith Textiles Ltd Tamil Nadu

Agarpara Jute Mill West Bengal

Agson Global Pvt Ltd Delhi

Ahuja Cotspin Pvt Ltd Punjab

Ajanta Universal Fabrics Ltd Maharashtra

Ajay Cotspin Industries Gujarat

Akash Fashion Prints Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Akash Spinning Mills Haryana

Akshar Spintex Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Akshay Spinning Mills Haryana

Alamelu Balaji Spinning Mills Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Aland Spinners Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Alkas Spinning Mills Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Alliance Mills Ltd West Bengal

Alltex Silk Cooperative Society Ltd Uttar Pradesh

Alok Industries Ltd Maharashtra

Alpine Knits India Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Alps Industries Ltd Uttar Pradesh

Amaravathi Spinning Mills Rajapalayam Pvt Ltd Tamil Nadu

Amaravathi Textiles Ltd Andhra Pradesh

Amarjothi Spinning Mills Ltd Tamil Nadu

Amber Spintex Pvt Ltd Gujarat

Textiles Directory 2020

A B Cotspin India Ltd

Formerly Ganga Cottex Ltd Group : Homeland Group

Corp Office

53 Homeland Enclave

Goniana Road,

Bathinda-151001 Bathinda Punjab

Tel : 0-92163 00069 /0164-2270751 Fax :

Email : [email protected]

About the Company

A B Cotspin Ltd was originally incorporated as Ganga Cottex Ltd and was later acquired by A B Cotspin. Now, the company is managed by Mr. Rahul Goyal and Mr. Piyush Kansal. Its plant based in Bathinda has an installed capacity of 17 MT of yarns with 18000 spindles

Plants / Offices

Key Personnel

Current Projects

Names Designation Tel/Email

Rahul Goyal Director 0-98886 14100

Deepak Garg Director 0-92163 00069

Ramesh Kumar Director

Manohar Lal Director [email protected]

Plant

Jaitu - Bathinda Road

Jaitu

Tel: 0-98886 14100

Captive Power Plant :

Existing Capacity : 18000 spindles

Jaitu - 151202 Punjab

Upcoming New Capacity :

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A I Champdany Industries Ltd

Group :

Corp Office

25, Princep Street,

Kolkatta-700072 West Bengal

Tel : 033 2237 7880 Fax :

Email : [email protected] [email protected]

About the Company

AICIL, incorporated in 1873, was taken over by the Kolkata-based Wadhwa group from James Finlay & Co., U.K in 1967. Over the years, AICIL has expanded its capacity through organic and inorganic route. Currently, AICIL is one of the major players in the jute industry, with an installed capacity of 113,486 Mtpa. In 1994, AICIL acquired 100% stake in loss making Anglo India Jute Mills. The company now proposes to sell its “Middle Mill” unit and is in discussions with the potential buyers.

Plants / Offices

Key Personnel

Current Projects

Plant

P.O. Jagatdal

Tel: 033-2237-7880/85 2581-1320/4214/3735

Email: [email protected]

Captive Power Plant : 3.9 MW

Existing Capacity :

Jagatdal - 743125 West Bengal



A K Soni Hosiery Mill Pvt Ltd

Group :

Corp Office

Soni Building, Gaushala Road,

Madhopuri

Ludhiana-141008 Ludhiana Punjab

Tel : 0161 270 0085 Fax :


About the Company

A K Soni Hosiery Mill Pvt Ltd was promoted by Soni brothers in 2004 and is engaged in manufacturing of knitted woollen fabrics. The company is based out of Ludhiana.

Plants / Offices

Key Personnel

Current Projects

Names Designation Tel/Email

Sanjeev Kumar Director

Anand Kumar Soni Director

Raj Rani Director [email protected]

Plant

Soni Building, Gaushala Road,

Madhopuri

Tel: 0161 270 0085


Existing Capacity :

Ludhiana - 141008 Punjab



A V Spinners

Group :

Corp Office

232/1, Gali No. 4

Shivnagar

Panipat-132103 Panipat Panipat Haryana

Tel : 0-94160 18713 Fax :


About the Company

Plants / Offices

Key Personnel

Current Projects

Plant

232/1, Gali No. 4

Shivnagar

Tel: 0-94160 18713

Email: [email protected]


Existing Capacity :

Panipat - 132103 Panipat Haryana



Ibis Textiles Directory 2020 – is one of the top sources of information available in Indian Textiles

Sector. This directory provides every detail about the sector – it contains profiles of all

textiles mills (yarns/threads/garments/fabrics/technical textile manufacturers and their history,

acquisitions, co-generation, upcoming capacity,

New projects, technology up gradation plans, plans, investments, details etc.,

The directory contains key personnel details of 1326 Indian Textile Plants along with their direct email-ids,

telephone numbers, mobile numbers and 3863+ contact details of all textile plants in the

country – with address, tel/fax/mobile/email etc.,

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