| Spinning - Yarn | Manufacture of synthetic yarns including polyester, viscose, blended yarns, and specialized yarns for textile use. | Large installed spindle capacity with modernized plants and captive solar power reduces cost and ensures supply reliability. | B2B focus serving textile and garment manufacturers domestically and internationally. | Value-added yarns like slub and special twist yarns yield higher margins. | 487 | 98 | Revenue from sale of yarn products primarily to textile manufacturers. | Direct sales based on volume and yarn quality specifications. | Increased production volumes, product quality improvements, and rising export demand. | |
| Solar Power | Generation of solar power for captive use and sale under power purchase agreements via subsidiaries. | Ownership of solar assets integrated with manufacturing reduces energy cost exposure and carbon footprint. | Captive industrial consumption and regional power distribution companies (B2B). | Captive solar reduces electricity expenses significantly enhancing operational margins. | 12 | 2 | Revenue from power sales and cost savings from captive solar generation. | Power purchase agreements and captive usage reducing operational costs. | Growing focus on renewable energy adoption and sustainability mandates. | |
