For the full fiscal (April 2024-March 2025), standalone net profit at Rs240.3 crore declined by 21.2% yoy while revenue at Rs7,632.3 crore grew by 7.5% yoy.
The company said the earnings statement that its textile division continued to grow, with higher volumes in both fabric and garmenting, thus driving revenue growth. “The garmenting segment maintained strong momentum, delivering over 9 million units, supported by operational improvements that reinforces long-term stability,” it said.
Arvind Ltd said the new UK free trade agreement (FTA ) will have a positive influence on the business even when UK is a relatively small market for the company right now, with only less than 2% of the business being generated from there.
Speaking about the US tariffs, the company earnings report said: “As an immediate fallout, we are witnessing higher demand for garments and fabrics, with positive signals from key US customers indicating increased business. However, margins may come under pressure as part of the tariff increase is being absorbed in the selling price. Proactive measures are being taken to protect margins through additional volumes and cost optimization.”
