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  • Arvind Ltd to demerge and list engineering, apparel businesses by September: Kulin Lalbhai

  • Will reduce debt to Rs 2400-2800 cr by end of FY17: Arvind's CMD

  • Arvind plans to unlock value from cash-generating biz

  • Textile policy, GST, good monsoon to boost sentiment: Arvind

  • Arvind-Gap stitch a deal; to open stores from May 2015

  • Arvind takes franchise of The Children's Place

  • 'Rupee strengthens, but exports in better shape than China'

  • Garment exports may improve on B'desh labour issues: Arvind

  • Q3 export realisations seen at Rs 60/$: Arvind

  • Rupee fall to boost industry exports by 14-20%: Arvind

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Sanjay Lalbhai, chairman and managing director, Arvind, says the challenging situations in Bangladesh in the form of labour unrest, wage increases, compliance, etc too poses a great oppturtunity to Indian textile companies.

  • Will gain from rupee fall in Q3; eye Rs 500cr capex: Arvind

    Arvind had taken some forward cover on the rupee and are hence yet to get the full benefit of rupee depreciation. They will be almost on par with the rupee rate in the third and the fourth quarter.

  • China slowdown, rupee fall make us more competitive: Arvind

    Sanjay Lalbhai, chairman and managing director of Arvind expects the recent rupee depreciation to help the textile firm become more competitive. He says Europe and America are not growing, while China is witnessing slowdown.

  • FY14 sales to grow more than 20%; debt not a worry: Arvind

    Arvind's fourth quarter consolidated net profit increased 13 percent to Rs 76 crore against Rs 67 crore, a year ago. Its consolidated total income was up 10 percent at Rs 1,406 crore as against Rs 1,278 crore, year-on-year.

  • Market strong; performance to improve in H2: Arvind

    Confident Sanjay Lalbhai, chairman and managing director of Arvind told CNBC-TV18 that the company will perform much better in the second half of the year.

  • Arvind Brands targets Rs 5,000cr sales in 5 yrs

    Arvind Lifestyle Brands, a unit of textile firm Arvind Ltd, expects sales of Rs 5,000 crore in the next 5 years, helped by strong growth in the existing business and acquisition of new brands.

  • Arvind expects operating margins to improve in Q2

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sanjay Lalbhai, CMD, Arvind said the company lose Rs 100 crore on sales and Rs 35 crore of profit due to the Naroda plant shutdown. The sale of branded garments were weak in may but, performance in July seems to be encouraging so far, he added.

  • Arvind aspires to be a $1bn company this year

    Arvind's revenue was up 22.5% at Rs.1255.7 crore versus Rs.1024.9 crore. Chairman and managing director Sanjay Lalbhai expects to improve margins from current levels of 15-16% and maintain a 20% topline growth this year. The company’s revenue target for this year is USD 1 billion and USD 2 billion by FY15.

  • Arvind says FY12 sales to be around Rs 5000cr

    In an interview with Sanjay Lalbhai, CMD of Arvind speaking about the company's quarterly performance said, "Now the price of cotton is on decline so we are very happy. Going forward we should be able to pass on this benefit to our customers and in return hope for a very strong kind of demand push."

  • Arvind eyes Rs 600cr turnover next year

    Sanjay Lalbhai, CMD, Arvind, in an interview with CNBC-TV18, spoke about the turnover target from Megamart operations, their funding plans, guidance, price hike and the road ahead.

  • Arvind reenergises portfolio, focusses on luxury brands

    Textile giant Arvind's next big push will be in the luxury segment. The company's lifestyle division has recently launched Italian brand "Energie", and that's just for starters.

  • Expect FY12 also to be a strong yr for co: Arvind Mills

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