What we do Jindal Poly Films Ltd manufactures BOPET and BOPP films, thermal lamination, medical films, and non-woven products with India's largest flexible packaging films production. |
Founded in 1,974 |
Market share Largest producer of flexible packaging films in India with global manufacturing footprint after acquiring ExxonMobil's BOPP business. |
Problem solved Provides essential film solutions for packaging, lamination, medical applications, and industrial fabrics enhancing product protection and usability. |
Top clients or who we serve Supplies packaging and industrial films to FMCG, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, textile sectors in B2B model. |
Key management Sanjeev Aggarwal (Independent Chairman), notable for leadership in diversified manufacturing sectors. |
Our journey and innovations Started in 1974; expanded from steel pipes to polyester and polypropylene films; global expansion with ExxonMobil acquisition in 2014; continuous capacity additions. |
Where we operate Operations in India, USA, Europe, and Netherlands with nine subsidiaries and key associate Enerlite Solar Films India. |
Top products or what we offer BOPET, BOPP films, thermal lamination films, non-woven fabrics, medical films, solar encapsulation films. |
Top brands Jindal Polyester and Jindal Poly Films with global reach, highest margin BOPP and BOPET products, key revenue drivers in packaging segment. |
Raw materials needed Polyester chips, polypropylene, additives for film production. |
Raw materials supplier In-house polyester chip production and external suppliers for polypropylene and other chemicals. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Predominantly recurring revenue from packaging films and non-woven fabrics with steady demand across industries. |
Our industry position Market leader in flexible packaging films in India, strong global presence, improved margins via technology and scale. |
Financial highlights Consolidated revenue Rs. 5334.94 crore (FY2025), net profit Rs. 109.79 crore; consistent growth in top line and profits. |
Geographical revenue split India contributes ~69%, outside India ~31% including US and European markets. |
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Whats driving growth Capacity expansions, new products, global acquisitions, strong packaging demand, technological innovations. |
Our future plans Demerging nonwoven fabrics to focused entity, further capacity expansion in BOPP films, investing in solar films subsidiary. |
Our green promise ISO 14001 certified, focused on environment protection, pollution control, recycling, and sustainability initiatives. |
Our people and values Committed to corporate governance, ethical conduct, safety standards, and employee inclusivity. |
Key challenges ahead Assessment of fire damage impact, global competition, fluctuating raw material costs, supply chain risks. |
Interesting facts World's largest integrated non-woven fabric production facility in Nasik; acquired global BOPP businesses from ExxonMobil. |
Risks and strategy Mitigating operational risks via insurance and controls; expanding globally to diversify markets and expand product portfolio. |
