Industry Survey Ppt. Pptx

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SEGMENTS IN TEXTILE AND APPAREL SECTOR

The textile and apparel industry can be broadly divided into two

segments: Yarn and fbre (include natural and man-made)

Processed abrics (including woollen textiles sil! textiles "utetextiles cotton textiles and technical textiles) #eadymade

$arments (#%$s) and apparel&


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• The undamental strength o the textile industry in

'ndia is its strong production base o wide range ofbreyarns rom natural fbres li!e cotton "ute sil! andwool to synthetic man-made fbres li!e polyesterviscose nylon and acrylic

• 'ndia is the worlds second largest producer o textiles

and garments• 'ndia accounts *+ per cent o the mar!et share o

textiles and garments

• 'ndia is the ,nd biggest producer o sil! and cotton

• 'ndian textile industry accounts or about , per cent othe worlds spindle capacity and . per cent o globalrotor capacity

• 'ndia has the highest loom capacity (including handlooms) with *+ per cent o the worlds mar!et share

• 'ndia accounts or about / per cent o the worlds

KEY FACTS


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TEXTILE GROWTH OVER THE YEARS

Textile plays a ma"or role in the 'ndian economy:

• 't contributes / percent to industrial production and per cent to $1P

• 2ith over 3 million people the industry is one o the

largest source o employment generation in the country• The industry accounts or nearly /+ per cent o total

exports

• The si4e o 'ndias textile mar!et in ,5/ was 67188&5billion0 the mar!et is expected to expand at a 9$# o

8&* per cent over ,5/;,+


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INDIAN TEXTILE EXPORTS

Readymade garment and !"tt"n te#t$%e

d"m$nate te#t$%e e#&"rt


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P"rter F$'e F"r!e Ana%y$

C"m&et$t$'e R$'a%ry


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• 't was incorporated on /B Canuary /8.3 as a Private @imited9ompany in the name o 2elspun 2inilon 7il! %ills Pvt& @td& at%umbai&

• 't was established to manuacture Polyester flament yarns and

texturi4ed yarns& 'n /883 the name changed rom 2elspunPolyester to 2elspun 'ndia @td&

• 2elspun is sias largest and the ,nd largest Terry Towel producersin the 2orld based in %umbai %aharashtra 'ndia&

• 2elspun 'ndia @imited (2'@) is the $lobal @eader in Dome Textileswith global reach delivering to more than 35 countries&

• 2'@ supplies to / o the top +5 global retailers and has beenran!ed /st in the Top /3 7upplier $iants to the 67 by Dome Textiles Today %aga4ine continuously or the last three years&


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• 't exports more than 8 per cent o its towels to more

than + countries&• 't exports more than *. per cent o its production to the

67 ,+ per cent to Europe and the balance to %iddle Eastustralia %auritius&

• 't supplies to /, out o the top ,5 retail chains in the

world

• 2elspun has a strong presence in !ey mar!ets li!e 679anada 6F and Europe and about 83G o its productionis exported to various countries across the 2orld&

EXPORTS


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FINANCIALS


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Ar'$nd te#t$%e %td.

In!e&t$"n• rvind @imited started with a share capital o #s& ,3,3555 (H33555) in

the year /8+/&

• 2ith the aim o manuacturing the high-end superfne abrics rvindinvested in very sophisticated technology&

• 2ith 3,3*5 ring spindles ,33, doubling spindles and //,, looms it was

one o the ew companies in those days to start along with spinning and

weaving acilities in addition to ull-Iedged acilities or dyeing bleaching

fnishing and merceri4ing& 7teadily producing high Juality abrics year

ater year rvind too! its place amongst the oremost textile units in the

country&

• Thus in /8.B-.. rvind entered the export mar!et or two sections -1enimor leisure K ashion wear and high Juality abric or cotton shirting andtrousers& Ay /88/ rvind reached /*55 million meters o 1enim per yearand it was the third largest producer o 1enim in the world&


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Expansion

• 'n /88B rvind set up a state-o-the-art shirting bottom weights and !nitsacility the largest o its !ind in 'ndia at 7ante"& 2ith rvindLs concern orenvironment a most modern eMuent treatment acility with 4ero eMuentdischarge capability was also established&

• rvind has carved out an aggressive strategy to verticali4e its currentoperations by setting up world scale garmenting acilities and o?ering aone-stop shop service by o?ering garment pac!ages to its internationaland domestic customers& 2ith our growing global ootprints rvind hascarved a niche with brand names li!e rrow =lying %achine 67P NewPort %ega %art and The rvind 7tore&

• Today rvind has diversifed into other ma"or segments li!e =abrics$arments dvanced %aterials 9hemicals K 1yes #etail Engineering#eal Estate 7ustainable griculture and Telecom&


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Export import

• #ON1 is a leader in shirtings mar!et on the domestic side&%a"ority o the revenue in this segment are domestic at*3G (,,G contribution rom company store and %A)while exports contribute +3G to revenue

•

#ON1 has /555 dealers and 355-B55 wholesalers• 5G o 1enim revenue comes rom exports

• 9ompany is a preerred supplier o denim abric to one othe most reputed denim brands in the world li!e %iss 7ixty1iesel #eplay rmani Exchange nn Taylor Dugo Aoss

9alvin Flein Polo #alph K = Cac! K Cones @eviLs @ee2rangler $ap Qara Esprit D K % and Ruic! 7ilver&


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=inancials

• Part$!,%ar Mar!( /01 2304Mar!(/01 2305

• Am",ntAm",nt

• #evenue rom operations (Net) 3,,3 BB3

• ther 'ncome /,. .

• T"ta% Re'en,e 41/4/51673

• T"ta% E#&ene 51/86/1888

• E+ITDA 844 670

• 1epreciation and amorti4ation expense /,* /3.

• =inance costs +,5 ,B.

• Proft beore extraordinary items and tax 3/5 ,3

• Exceptional items +, /*

• Pr"9t -e)"re Ta# 5:6

538• Tax Expense /55 B

• Pr"9t A)ter Ta# /::/70

• Pr$!e earn$ng rat$" 08.2/

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