About Arvind Limited

Founded in 1931, Arvind Limited has grown into one of India’s foremost textile-to-retail conglomerates with headquarters in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The company began as a textile manufacturer and, over the decades, has pioneered innovations that reshaped India’s fabric and apparel industry. Notably, Arvind was the first to bring denim to India in 1980 and has since expanded into a global supplier of fabrics, garments, and advanced materials.

Today, Arvind operates as an integrated enterprise with capabilities spanning fibre to fashion. Its portfolio includes textiles, apparels, advanced materials, environmental solutions, and telecom. The company caters to an expanding global customer base with a presence across woven, denim, knits, and garment manufacturing. Arvind also leads in technical textiles, with offerings such as fire protection fabrics, composites, and other human-protection solutions.

The company’s operations are supported by 12 manufacturing facilities and four R&D centres across India. With a permanent workforce of 25,833 employees as on March 31, 2025, Arvind emphasises continuous innovation, sustainability, and value creation. Its contributions to sustainable cotton, water management, and advanced dyeing processes have established it as a pioneer in eco-conscious manufacturing.

Arvind Limited’s Business Segments

Arvind reports its operations primarily through two verticals – Textiles & Apparels and the Advanced Materials Division (AMD).

• Denim: Production volumes increased to 51.6 million metres in FY25.

• Woven Fabrics: 180 million metres manufactured annually, with steady improvement in realisations.

• Garments: Delivered 37 million pieces in FY25.

• Knits: Over 12,000 MT produced per year.

• Advanced Materials Division: Revenue grew 8% in FY25, with applications in defence, aerospace, industrials, and automotive.

Arvind Limited Key Management

• Sanjay Lalbhai – Chairman

• Krunal Bhatt – Company Secretary

Latest Updates on Arvind Limited

• Despite disruptions from a 21-day strike at the Santej textile facility, the company achieved a 16% year-on-year increase in garment volumes.

• Capacity utilisation across textile operations exceeded 95%.

• The company launched a joint venture with PurFi Global to build a large-scale textile circularity facility in Gujarat, starting with 3,500 MT capacity.

• It acquired a stake in a hybrid energy project for captive consumption, advancing carbon neutrality goals.

• Arvind developed COEX®, a patented flame-retardant biopolymer, and commercialised Fibre52 and Altag yarns as sustainable raw material innovations.

• The company was included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025 and won global recognition for its Annual Report at the Spotlight Awards.