Cotton Yarn

Bangladesh crisis, a risk or an opportunity for India’s textile industry?

The political turmoil in Bangladesh may hit yarn and fabric exports to the region; India’s textile industry could also look at opportunities in the global apparel trade

Multiple woes take the fluff off cotton spinning mills

Yarn spinners are in a rut with low realisations and spiralling costs squeezing profit margins

Are cotton textile stocks headed for a re-rating?

Even revenues of domestic readymade garment (RMG) makers are likely to improve in FY2024 and FY2025 compared to the last two years

Chart of the Day: Cotton mills set to spin a happier tale in FY24

Even as cotton prices trend lower from the all-time highs, spinning mills are hopeful that rising demand for yarn will give a leg-up to operating profitability

Will cotton prices cool off as demand for yarn loses momentum?

July data showed the global cotton textile trade has been coming off from its highs. The export of cotton yarn, fabrics and handlooms products from India during the month, according to industry sources, declined by about 28 per cent year-on-year

Rising cotton, yarn prices may hit apparel exports target: AEPC chairman

Narendra Goenka said that the prices have jumped by about 125-130 per cent during the last 18 months and one of the reasons for that would be "unchecked" exports of cotton and cotton yarn.

New capacity to boost FY16 rev to Rs 820 cr: Nitin Spinners

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Dinesh Nolkha Managing Director of Nitin Spinners says the total revenue generated is from its cotton yarn and the knitted products 70 percent of which are exported. Seeing a value addition in domestic market the company is looking to increase its presence to 45 percent from the current 30 percent.

New foreign trade policy disappoints textile exporters

Sectors like cotton yarn have been totally ignored especially at a time when exports of these products have declined sharply and face high logistic cost when exported to markets like Latin America.

Profitability of textile companies to improve in H2FY12

CRISIL Research has come out with its report on profitability of textile companies. According to the research firm expects profitability of cotton yarn and man-made fibre (MMF) players to improve over the next few quarters on account of decline in input costs and moderate demand growth.