Company Disclosure
Financial Results for Quarter Ended June 30, 2026
- Revenue from Operations: ₹46.42 crore (Rupees Forty-Six Crore Forty-Two Lakh Only)
- Profit Before Tax (PBT): ₹25.90 lakh (Rupees Twenty-Five Lakh Ninety Thousand Only)
Performance Context
Management noted that profitability remained below expectations due to several external factors:
- 15–20% increase in cotton and polyester yarn prices (key raw materials)
- 70–80% increase in packaging material costs
- Continued inflationary pressures resulting in higher labour and operating costs
- Significant increase in domestic and international freight costs
- Supply chain disruptions and uncertainty arising from Middle East conflict
The Company absorbed a significant portion of these cost increases as competitive market conditions limited immediate price pass-through to customers.
Strategic Initiatives
Capacity Expansion
- Plan to double stitching capacity at Howrah (Kolkata) garment facility
- Expansion from 150 to approximately 300 stitching machines
- Additional space available within existing premises
- Timeline: Completion within next three months
- Expected outcomes: Significant strengthening of manufacturing capabilities and improved operational efficiencies
Business Development
New customer additions during the quarter:
- D'Mart
- CSD (Canteen Stores Department)
Existing customer portfolio includes:
- V-Mart
- Vishal Mega Mart
- V2 Retail
- Police Canteens
- Other institutional and retail customers
Expected benefits: Enhanced market reach, strengthened distribution network, and positive contribution to business growth
Industry Outlook
Positive developments supporting future growth:
- Signing of India–UK Free Trade Agreement (opening new opportunities for Indian apparel exports)
- Improving global sentiment with signs of easing geopolitical tensions
- Expectations of greater stability in raw material prices and logistics costs
- Continued focus on expanding domestic branded garment sales
Management Outlook
Management remains confident in strategic initiatives undertaken over past two years:
- Debt reduction
- Manufacturing realignment
- Capacity expansion
- Renewed focus on branded garments
Expected improvements in operational performance in coming quarters due to:
- Moderating cost pressures
- New capacity becoming operational
- Strengthening domestic and export demand
Company Background
TT Limited is an integrated textile company with presence across:
- Yarn
- Fabrics
- Garments
- Branded retail products
Brand: "T.T." brand recognized as a "Well-Known Trademark" in India
Global presence: Exports to more than 65 countries
Facility locations:
- Avinashi (Tamil Nadu)
- Surat (Gujarat)
- Kolkata/Howrah (West Bengal)
- Other strategic locations across India