What we do Super Sales India Ltd manufactures yarn and gears, and provides agency services, primarily serving the textile machinery and spinning sectors. |
Founded in 1,981 |
Market share Established player with a strong presence in high-quality yarn production and textile machinery agency services in India. |
Problem solved Addresses demand for quality yarn, textile machinery marketing, and modern gear production for textile and engineering sectors. |
Top clients or who we serve B2B clients including textile mills, machinery manufacturers, and engineering firms both domestically and internationally. |
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Our journey and innovations Founded in 1981, expanded spinning capacity multiple times, modernized machinery with compact spinning systems, and invested in wind energy for sustainability. |
Where we operate India with growing exports to various international markets in yarn and gears. |
Top products or what we offer Manufacture of grey yarn, gears, and agency services for textile machinery including spinning and twisting machines. |
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Raw materials needed Cotton for yarn production; steel and components for gear manufacturing. |
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Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue is a mix of recurring textile sales and cyclical agency and engineering segment revenues. |
Our industry position Significant domestic textile machinery agency and yarn manufacturer with expanding exports and manufacturing modernization. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 Revenue Rs. 403.77 Cr; Net Loss Rs. 1.76 Cr; EBITDA decline due to textile and engineering headwinds. |
Geographical revenue split Domestic sales Rs. 312.01 Cr (77%), Export sales Rs. 70.84 Cr (23%). |
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Whats driving growth Government textile support, modernization in spinning, improved export opportunities, and new gear product developments. |
Our future plans Invest in next-generation gear products, expand textile machinery agency reach, and enhance sustainability through renewable energy. |
Our green promise Over 53% energy consumption via wind and solar power; investments in wind farms and energy efficiency initiatives. |
Our people and values Employee collaboration fosters operational improvements and technological training centers for skill development. |
Key challenges ahead Textile sector slowdown, import competition, engineering segment underperformance, and macroeconomic headwinds. |
Interesting facts Pioneered compact spinning modernization and operates multiple wind energy generators, reducing costs and emissions. |
Risks and strategy Mitigates market fluctuations via diversified segments; invests in technology and renewable energy for long-term resilience. |
