Category: General
Country: India
Region: South Asia
7th August, 2025
By TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN
RSWM Limited (BSE: 500350 / NSE: RSWM), one of India’s leading textile manufacturers specialising in value-added synthetic, mélange, and blended yarns, along with denim and green polyester fibres, today announced its unaudited financial results for the first quarter of FY26, ending on 30 June 2025.
Financial Highlights (Q1 FY26):
Revenue:
RSWM recorded revenue of ₹1,169 crore, showing a decline of 3.2% year-on-year, mainly attributed to a temporary softness in global demand for exports.
Gross Profit:
Despite the dip in topline, gross profit improved by 1.3% YoY to ₹440 crore, reflecting an increase in gross margins to 37.3%, a rise of 152 basis points YoY and 307 bps QoQ, supported by improved product mix optimisation and strict cost control measures.
EBITDA:
EBITDA grew significantly to ₹81 crore, a strong 50.6% increase over Q1 FY25, with margins rising by 278 basis points to 6.9%.
Profit After Tax (PAT):
The company achieved a PAT of ₹7 crore, a clear turnaround from the ₹13.7 crore loss posted in Q1 FY25, indicating a robust operational recovery.
Strategic Outlook & Commentary:
RSWM continues to implement focused operational strategies, including maintaining lean inventory, diversifying into high-margin synthetic yarn products, and sustaining financial discipline to drive profitability in a volatile macroeconomic environment.
India’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United Kingdom, along with active discussions on a similar agreement with the European Union, is expected to offer new and sustainable export opportunities for domestic textile players.
Standalone Financial Performance for Q1 FY26:
CMD Statement by Mr. Riju Jhunjhunwala:
“FY26 will be a pivotal year for the Indian textile sector.
The India–UK Free Trade Agreement has given Indian manufacturers a level playing field with Bangladesh, Pakistan, and other global competitors in that market.
The EU’s push for ESG-compliant sourcing aligns with India’s historic practices, especially in the cotton value chain.
RSWM will continue to prioritise operational agility, ESG leadership, and strategic global expansion.
With the Indian government’s policy tailwinds and growing buyer confidence, I firmly believe that Indian companies like ours are poised to lead the next phase of global textile value chain integration.”
Courtesy: textilevaluechain.in
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