JINDAL WORLDWIDE LTD

Sells textiles and apparel, which made up 99.6% of FY26 segment revenue at Rs 2,276.90 crore, with the remainder coming from a small electric-two-wheeler business. The textile segment ran at a 6.3% segment EBIT margin, while the electric-vehicle segment generated Rs 8.64 crore of revenue and was loss-making at the EBIT level. Through subsidiary Jindal Mobilitric, the company is set to begin commercial dispatches of an electric scooter called the R40 (165 km claimed range) from an Ahmedabad plant that has 2.5 lakh unit annual capacity with in-house battery production. The EV business carried an initial order book of around 1,000 units across 35 dealerships, with management targeting FY27 revenue of about Rs 100 crore and FY28 of about Rs 350 crore. Raw materials are the dominant cost at 72.4% of revenue, leaving employee cost at 2.8% and other operating expenses at 12.3%. In Q1 FY27, standalone revenue rose roughly 19% year-on-year to Rs 56,872 lakhs, and management expects textile exports to grow 15-20% in FY27 after the India-UK FTA eliminated tariffs on Indian textile and apparel shipments to the UK.