What we do Siddhi Cotspin Limited manufactures and sells a diverse range of value-added cotton yarns from a state-of-the-art facility in Gujarat, India. |
Founded in 2,015 |
Market share Significant player in Indian cotton yarn production with advanced technology and a strong distribution footprint. |
Problem solved Provides high-quality value-added cotton yarns meeting diverse textile industry needs, enhancing fabric quality and production efficiency. |
Top clients or who we serve Textile manufacturers and garment producers across India and export markets; primarily B2B customers. |
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Our journey and innovations Incorporated in 2015, converted to public limited in 2024, setting up a greenfield highly automated spinning unit with specialty yarns production. |
Where we operate India with major revenues from Gujarat; also exports internationally. |
Top products or what we offer Compact carded, combed hosiery and weaving yarns, slub yarn, lycra-core spun yarns, TFO yarns, and specialty cotton yarns. |
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Raw materials needed Cotton raw material for yarn production. |
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Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue largely cyclical, tied to textile industry demand cycles. |
Our industry position Emerging strong presence in the cotton yarn sector with modern tech and value-added products. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 Revenue Rs. 724.54 crore, Net Profit Rs. 13.08 crore; modest profitability in a capital-intensive industry. |
Geographical revenue split Dominant revenue from Gujarat (>97%), minor contributions from other Indian states and exports (~3%). |
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Whats driving growth Increasing textile sector demand, capacity expansion, and technological edge in value-added yarns. |
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Key challenges ahead Volatility in cotton prices and textile demand; competition from established yarn producers. |
Interesting facts Successfully transitioned from private to public company within nine years, raising significant IPO capital in 2025. |
Risks and strategy Risk from raw material price swings mitigated by product diversification into specialty yarns and export focus. |
