Indo Count Delivers Record Q1 Revenue Of Rs 1,224 Crore
Home textiles major Indo Count Industries Limited reported its highest-ever consolidated quarterly revenue of Rs 1,224 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 (Q1 FY27), marking a strong start to the financial year driven by robust performance across its core and new business segments.
The company recorded an EBITDA of Rs 160 crore, with EBITDA margin improving to 13.1%, while Profit After Tax (PAT) surged to Rs 63 crore, reflecting growth of 62% over the corresponding quarter last year. Total income increased by 26.5% year-on-year from Rs 967 crore in Q1 FY26.
Sales volumes for the quarter stood at 23 million metres, while Indo Count’s new businesses contributed nearly one-third of the company’s total revenue, highlighting the success of its diversification strategy. The company’s utility bedding facilities in the United States achieved 60–65% utilisation levels despite being in the ramp-up phase.
Commenting on the performance, Anil Kumar Jain, Executive Chairman, Indo Count Industries Limited, said that evolving global trade agreements and changing sourcing patterns are creating favourable opportunities for Indian textile exporters. He added that the India-UK Free Trade Agreement and ongoing trade discussions with the United States and the European Union are expected to further strengthen India’s competitiveness in global textile markets.
During the quarter, Indo Count also received three awards at the CITI Textile Sustainability Awards 2026, recognising its initiatives in energy-efficient manufacturing, ESG integration and responsible cotton sourcing.
Looking ahead, the company remains confident of achieving its FY27 guidance of approximately Rs 5,500 crore in revenue with an EBITDA margin of around 13%. Indo Count expects its core business to exceed Rs 4,000 crore in turnover while its new businesses are projected to contribute around Rs 1,500 crore, keeping the company on track to double its revenue by FY28 over the FY25 base.
On a sequential basis, volumes grew by around 12% as demand and order flows improved following easing uncertainty around U.S. tariff policies. The company said operating leverage from higher volumes and the scale-up of new businesses supported the recovery in profitability during the quarter.
