Sybly Industries Ltd (SYBLY) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Sybly Industries Ltd manufactures and trades yarn and fabrics, including merchandised cotton yarn and polyester yarn, focused in textile industry.

Founded in

1,988

Market share

Company holds a modest position in textile yarn manufacturing and trading sectors with local presence.

Problem solved

Addresses demand for quality yarn and fabrics by manufacturing and trading cotton and polyester yarn.

Top clients or who we serve

Serves textile manufacturers and traders; operates primarily in B2B yarn and fabric markets.

Key management

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Our journey and innovations

Started in 1988 with cotton yarn, expanded to cord yarn and polyester yarn, backed by strategic backward integration.

Where we operate

Operations concentrated in Uttar Pradesh, India; trading activities ongoing locally.

Top products or what we offer

Cotton yarn, cord yarn, polyester yarn, and various fabric products tailored to textile industry needs.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

Cotton and polyester fibers used in yarn manufacturing.

Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue largely cyclical and dependent on textile market conditions and production volumes.

Our industry position

Niche player with limited scale; impacted by COVID-related slowdown and manufacturing cessation.

Financial highlights

FY 2025 revenue Rs. 2.03 lakh with net loss Rs. 24.05 lakh reflecting operational challenges and reduced scale.

Geographical revenue split

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Order book

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Whats driving growth

Growth hindered by obsolete machinery and pandemic; focus now on trading activities.

Our future plans

Ceased manufacturing; continuing trading until further strategic decisions.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

Governed by experienced board; multiple leadership changes in 2024-25; ethics and transparency emphasized.

Key challenges ahead

High manufacturing costs, obsolete machinery, market slowdown, and regulatory demands pose challenges.

Interesting facts

Increased paid-up capital by 85% following corporate restructuring in 2018.

Risks and strategy

Faces financial losses and regulatory demands; strategy to focus on trading and reassess manufacturing viability.