The consolidated profit of Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Co. for the fourth quarter, which concluded in March 2025, dropped by 82.6 per cent to Rs. 11.54 crore (US $ 1.36 million), according to the company. The company declared a net profit of Rs. 66.46 crore (US $ 7.85 million) during the January–March quarter of last year, per a regulatory filing.
Its total sales dropped 12.42 per cent to Rs. 395.47 crore (US $ 46.76 million) in the March quarter. It stood at Rs. 451.58 crore (US $ 53.4 million) in the same quarter previous year. The fiscal year that ended in March 2025 saw Bombay Dyeing’s net profit drop by 83.4 per cent to Rs. 490.16 crore (US $ 57.96 million). It was unusually high at Rs. 2,948.63 crore (US $ 348 million) a year earlier because of the sales of land parcels. During FY ’25, Bombay Dyeing’s total revenue dropped 3.72 per cent to Rs. 1,732.34 crore (US $ 204 million).
Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Company Limited is a well-known Indian textile company that has its headquarters in Mumbai. It operates as a subsidiary of the Wadia Group and is one of India’s largest producers of textiles. Bombay Dyeing produces polyester staple fibre (PSF) and related products, textile-grade PET chips, and home textiles (bedsheets, towels, etc.).
