VTLBSEVardhman Textiles LtdMediumNeutral
Announced Tue, 12 May · 17:52 IST

Please find enclosed herewith Transcript of Earnings Conference Call of the Company held on 08.05.2026.

Mgmt Guided Margin ImprovementOrder Pipeline DisclosedInvestor Communications View source PDF

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Vardhman Textiles held its Q4 FY'26 earnings call with MD Neeraj Jain reporting significant positive developments. The removal of US tariffs has revived exports, with home textile and garment exporters now running at 90-100% capacity utilization. Cotton prices surged globally (NY futures from $0.62 to $0.82-0.83), with Indian cotton rising from INR 52,000-53,000 to INR 67,000-68,000 per candy due to lower crops in USA (91% drought), Australia (55 to 41 million bales), and India (31.5 to 29 million bales). Yarn demand surged with China buying 30 million kg monthly (vs normal 7-8 million kg) due to Xinjiang sourcing concerns, pushing exports to 120+ million kg. Spinning spreads improved 40-50% from $0.65 to $0.90-0.95. About 11.5 million spindles (1,000 factories) have permanently exited the industry, leaving working capacity at 41-42 million spindles. One-time forex loss of INR 57-58 crores impacted Q4 margins due to rupee movement to INR 94.80. Management expects much better Q1 FY27 performance as spreads normalize.

Likely market impact

The company is well-positioned for improved profitability in FY27 with better spreads, higher capacity utilization, and capex completion (90% modernization, green power projects). The permanent capacity reduction in the industry supports sustained margin improvement if current conditions persist.