The company said that the sales momentum picked up significantly across all product categories backed by expansion in portfolio and existing network.
M K Stalin says several units staring at closure, urges mandatory declaration of cotton and yarn stock, easier cash credit limits for mills to buy cotton
The government's decision to remove import duty on cotton is likely to help bring down prices of the commodity, Textiles Secretary U P Singh said on Thursday. The finance ministry on April 13 waived customs duty on cotton imports till September 30, a move that will benefit the textile industry and keep prices low for consumers. Currently, cotton imports attract 5 per cent Basic Customs Duty (BCD) and 5 per cent Agriculture Infrastructure Development Cess (AIDC). The industry has been demanding a waiver of duty to lower domestic prices. "It would enable people who want to import. We are expecting that within a day or two, you would certainly see the impact on prices going down but at the same time we would not expect the prices to be very low because there is a shortage all over (the world)," Singh told reporters here. In India, cotton crops get affected because of unseasonal rains, and in the US, there were drought-like conditions. "So supply is less, demand is high....import duty
Steel stocks are likely to be in limelight following reports of price hike in April.
The ratings agency cited that reduction in logistics issues for export demand will aid in keeping healthy demand
The Centre estimates cotton production in 2021-22 at 36.25 million bales, while traders said it was around 33-34 million bales
Currently, the stock is traded under the T Group, which represents securities that are settled on a trade-to-trade basis as a surveillance measure.
The stocks in the sector are also ripe for a re-rating as robust export opportunities give strong and sustainable earnings visibility
Reliance Jio plans its biggest ever rupee bond sale, while Bharti Airtel shelves its plans to de-merge its core telecom business
Major textile stocks are witnessing sideways to breakout formations, this may see stronger interest of market participants.
Textiles shares shall be in limelight as the government has released the operational guidelines for the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme
The GST regime will see a host of tax rate and procedural changes coming into effect from January 1, including liability on e-commerce operators to pay tax on services provided through them by way of passenger transport or restaurant services. Also, the correction in inverted duty structure in footwear and textile sectors would come into effect from Saturday wherein all footwear, irrespective of prices, will attract GST at 12 per cent while all textile products, except cotton, including readymade garments will have 12 per cent GST. While the passenger transport services provided by auto rickshaw drivers through offline/ manual mode would continue to be exempt, such services when provided through any e-commerce platform would become taxable effective January 1, 2022, at 5 per cent rate. The procedural changes that would come into effect include e-commerce operators, such as Swiggy and Zomato, being made liable to collect and deposit GST with the government on restaurant services ...
In past six months, the stock of Raghuvir Synthetics has zoomed 2623 per cent as against a 12.6 per cent gain in the S&P BSE Sensex
Industry says will benefit only a chosen few
Union Minister urges the states to undertake suitable amendments in labour laws to take advantage of PLIs induced manufacturing growth
Further, the company's board has approved incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary which will leverage the growth opportunities in the "Home Textiles"
The government and industry needs to act as a combined force to build Brand India in the textiles and apparel sector, according to a report
Union Minister Piyush Goyal has called for developing 100 Indian textile machinery champions recognised across the world and reducing import dependence of the sector through concerted efforts between the textile engineering industry and the government. Goyal also asked textile machinery manufacturers to get out of command-and-control mindset and work through plug and play to make the textile sector vibrant in name and spirit, the textile ministry said. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Textiles, Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, made the remarks while interacting with textile machinery manufacturers in a video conference on Friday. A total of 15 textile machines manufacturers of foreign regions, 20 leading indigenous textile manufacturers and seven textile machinery and associated industry associations participated and submitted their view points. The interaction was aimed at devising possible strategy to develop a facilitating ecosystem for growth of the textiles
The government has issued a notification for setting up seven mega textile parks under the PM-MITRA scheme at a total outlay of Rs 4,445 crore
The management said the company continues to witness strong demand for soft home products and the order books for financial year 2021-22 (FY2022) remains robust