Sri Lakshmi Saraswathi Textiles (Arni) Ltd (SLSTLQ) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Sri Lakshmi Saraswathi Textiles (Arni) Ltd manufactures yarn and surgical face masks, with captive windmill power generation. They serve domestic and export markets.

Founded in

1,964

Market share

Operates in regional Indian markets and exports to multiple countries including Malaysia, Singapore, and Europe.

Problem solved

Addresses demand for quality yarns and surgical face masks while managing energy efficiency through captive wind power.

Top clients or who we serve

Supplies yarn to textile manufacturers in Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal, and exports globally. B2B focus.

Key management

Mr. Balakrishna S, Managing Director; Mr. R. Padmanaban, Joint Managing Director and CFO

Our journey and innovations

Expanded spindle capacity; added captive generators and wind turbine; recent demerger to optimize operations.

Where we operate

India (Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Gujarat), exports to Malaysia, Singapore, Cyprus, Switzerland, New Zealand, Israel, EEC countries.

Top products or what we offer

Yarns for weaving and knitting, surgical face masks, renewable energy from captive windmills.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

Cotton and synthetic fibers for yarn production.

Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue largely cyclical, dependent on textile market demand and raw material prices.

Our industry position

Regional textile player with export presence; challenged by industry downturns and import competition.

Financial highlights

Revenue Rs. 99.54 crores; net loss Rs. 21.14 crores for FY 2024-25; experiencing accumulated losses.

Geographical revenue split

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Order book

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Whats driving growth

Recovery from industry downturn, government anti-dumping measures, stabilized raw material prices.

Our future plans

Focus on operational improvements post-demerger, expect positive market outlook in next fiscal.

Our green promise

Utilizes wind power for captive consumption to improve sustainability.

Our people and values

Dedicated workforce with cordial labor relations; focused on governance and compliance.

Key challenges ahead

Industry slowdown, high raw material costs, import competition, and financial losses.

Interesting facts

One of the early adopters of captive wind power in textile industry in India.

Risks and strategy

Market volatility and competition risk mitigated by diversification into surgical masks and energy efficiency.