| Textiles, Apparel & Luxury Goods Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | Mr. Mukesh Kumar Aggarwal CEO | XNSE Exchange | Y8126K100 CUSIP |
| India Country | 382 Employees | 14 Sep 2007 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
SPL Industries Limited, originally known as Shivalik Prints Private Limited, is a prominent player in the textile sector of India, specializing in the design, manufacture, and sale of cotton knitted garments and made-ups. Established in 1991, the company transitioned to its current name in 1994, marking a significant milestone in its journey. Based in Faridabad, India, SPL Industries operates through two key segments: Manufacturing Cotton Knitted Garments and Made Ups, and Processing Charges, along with engaging in the Trading of Garments. With a robust production capability, the company serves not only the domestic market but also has a strong export presence, particularly in the United States and European markets, showcasing its global reach and the international appeal of its products.
Knitted Fabrics: SPL Industries offers an extensive range of knitted fabrics, showcasing a variety of textures and designs. This includes single jersey, jacquard, interlocks, flat backs, auto stripes fleece, double jersey jacquard, and waffles among others. These fabrics are key inputs for the manufacture of a wide array of garments, reflecting the company's expertise in creating diverse textile patterns suitable for different market demands.
Outer Wear: The company's product portfolio extends to a comprehensive range of outerwear, encompassing T-shirts, sweatshirts, polo shirts, and more. These products highlight SPL Industries' commitment to quality and innovation, enabling it to cater to varied fashion preferences and requirements. The outerwear lineup is designed to meet the lifestyle needs of a broad demographic, from casual wear to more refined options.
Trading of Garments: In addition to manufacturing, SPL Industries engages in the trading of garments, expanding its presence in the textile sector. This aspect of the business allows the company to diversify its offerings and leverage market opportunities by trading in garments that may not be produced in-house, thus enhancing its product range and market reach.