| Yarn Manufacturing and Processing | Cotton yarn production using ring spinning technology; in-house dyeing and processing units. | Modern machinery, captive power reduces costs, established customer relationships. | B2B textile and garment manufacturers mainly within India and some international buyers. | Value-added yarn and processed yarn products. | 213 | 94 | Sales of yarn and processed textiles to domestic and export markets. | Direct sales based on volume and product quality with competitive market pricing. | Capacity expansions, value-added yarn products, stable cotton prices, and increased demand. | |
| Wind Power Generation | Electricity generated by company-owned windmills utilized primarily for captive consumption; surplus power sold. | Exclusive captive renewable power supply reducing dependence on external power and associated costs. | Internal divisions mainly; some external electricity buyers. | Captive consumption reduces power costs significantly. | 19 | 6 | Internal power cost savings and revenue from surplus power sales. | Cost saving through captive consumption; sell surplus at prevailing rates. | Increasing wind power capacity and better wind availability. | |
