A B Cotspin Secures ₹13.75 Crore Cotton Yarn Order; Projects Strong FY26 Turnover
A B Cotspin received a ₹13.75 crore cotton yarn order, to be executed in 2 months. The company projects ₹350 crore turnover and ₹40-45 crore EBITDA for FY26.
The order value is significant for the company, and the financial guidance for FY26 indicates strong future performance. The positive industry outlook further supports a favorable impact, though it is a single order.
The company secured a new order, provided positive financial guidance for FY26, and highlighted a favorable macro-economic and industry environment for textile exports and sustainability initiatives.
* A B Cotspin India Limited announced the receipt of an order worth approximately ₹13.75 crore for the supply of Cotton Yarn. * This order is from a domestic entity and is scheduled to be executed within two months from its receipt date of November 18, 2025. * The company anticipates achieving a Turnover of around ₹350 crore and an EBITDA of ₹40-45 crore for the financial year 2025-26. * A B Cotspin's equity shares commenced trading on the Main Boards of both the National Stock Exchange Ltd. (NSE) and BSE Ltd. (BSE) effective September 24, 2025. * The announcement highlighted a positive industry backdrop: * India's organic cotton exports are increasing due to global demand for sustainable sourcing, particularly from Europe and North America. * The first phase of the India-US Bilateral Trade Agreement, focusing on reciprocal tariffs, is nearing completion, expected to enhance Indian textile competitiveness in the USA. * Indian textile exports to 111 countries grew by 10% year-on-year during April-September 2025, reaching USD 8,489.08 million (approximately ₹70,742.66 crore). * Government initiatives include a ₹25,000 crore Export Promotion Mission and ₹20,000 crore in additional collateral-free credit for exporters. * The Union Minister of Textiles outlined a vision for India's textile sector to be carbon-neutral by 2030, achieve a USD 350 billion (approximately ₹29,16,550 crore) industry including USD 100 billion (approximately ₹8,33,300 crore) in exports, and promote initiatives like Kasturi Cotton.
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