December 6, 2025
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Financial Results

BSL Q1 FY26: Rs 158 Cr Revenue, PAT Up 64%

BSL Limited, a leading textile manufacturer with fully integrated operations spanning spinning, weaving, processing, and manufacturing using globally sourced state-of-the-art technologies, has announced its unaudited financial results for Q1 FY26 ended 30th June 2025. Key Highlights – Q1 FY26 Revenue: Rs 158 crore, up 1.6% QoQ, supported by resilient demand management
Corporates

Shaleen Toshniwal Takes Over As Chairman Of MATEXIL

Shaleen Toshniwal has taken over as the new Chairman of the Manmade and Technical Textiles Export Promotion Council (MATEXIL), succeeding Bhadresh Dodhia. MATEXIL plays a pivotal role in promoting the export of fibre, yarn, fabric, made-ups (including home textiles), and technical textiles from India. Toshniwal currently serves as the Joint Managing Director of Banswara
Tete-A-Tete

Bharat Tex Is A Wonderful Event Where International Buyers And Industry Players Engage Under One Roof: Sandeep Rohilla

Bhilosa Industries is making a strong impression at Bharat Tex 2025 with its latest range of yarns and fabrics tailored for the garment industry. The company is addressing key industry challenges, including the rising cost of cotton, by introducing alternative yarn solutions with cotton-like structure. Additionally, Bhilosa is offering products suitable for various
Tete-A-Tete

‘Backed By Reliance Industries, We’re Driven By Innovation And Ambition To Become One Of The World’s Leading Textile Giants’

Biji Chacko shares his strategic vision for the company in an exclusive interview with Henry Dsouza, Associate Editor of Textile Insights. With a steadfast focus on sustainability, advanced technology and operational efficiency, Chacko outlines how Alok Industries aims to redefine the global textile landscape. From embracing AI and renewable energy to capitalizing on
Industry

T&A Sector’s Wish-list From The Upcoming Budget

Highlights of the industry recommendations:  Removal of import duty from all varieties of cotton Increase the BCD on MMF yarn from the present 5% to 10%. Exempt varieties of textile raw material (fibre and yarn) which are not available domestically from the scope of Quality Control Orders (QCOs) Statutory/regulatory measures to curb cheap imports of […]