One of the biggest producers of blended spun yarns, denim, knitted fabrics, value-added synthetic, and green polyester fibres in India, RSWM Ltd., has revealed its audited financial results for the Q4 & FY ’25 period, which concluded on 31st March 2025.
Revenue for Q4 FY ’25 grew 7.2 per cent year-over-year and 5 per cent quarter-over-quarter to US $ 147 million, indicating a robust rise in volumes and realisations. EBITDA increased to US $ 9.25 million, up 36.2 per cent QoQ and 44.8 per cent YoY, thanks to efficient cost control and operational effectiveness. The business recorded a US $ 187,000 positive PAT.
Revenue for FY ’25 increased 18.9 per cent year over year to US $ 565 million, driven by a robust rebound in demand and a wide range of product offerings. EBITDA rose 76.8 per cent year over year to US $ 27.3 million, while margins improved by 158 basis points to 4.8 per cent. Due to targeted investments in innovation and sustainability, the company’s operational performance significantly improved over FY ’24’s net profit of US $ 4.1 million, despite the fact that it reported a net loss of US $ 4.8 million for the year.
According to RSWM Limited’s CMD, Riju Jhunjhunwala, who commented on the results, FY ’25 has been a crucial year for the business, signalling a move away from previous setbacks and towards a more sustainable future. By lowering tariffs and simplifying trade, the India-UK free trade agreement is anticipated to boost Indian textile exports, opening up more than $1 billion in new export revenue and greatly expanding India’s market share in the UK garment industry. In order to preserve our margins, RSWM is also focussing on product innovation while entering new markets in the Middle East, Africa, and Europe.
