AB Cotspin to neutralize margin pressure with focus on green yarn exports

AB Cotspin India is formalizing its Rs 1,500 crore transition into a multi-state integrated textile powerhouse. The company is positioning its ‘Green Textile Units’ to meet the rigorous traceability demands of European retailers by achieving over 96 per cent capacity utilization and increasing its solar footprint to 3,131 KW. It now targets a projected turnover of Rs 400 crore for the current fiscal year through FTA-advantaged corridors.

The Bathinda-headquartered firm is bypassing traditional commodity yarn markets in favor of specialized, eco-friendly textile solutions by scaling its spindle capacity from 50,832 to approximately 250,000 units,

Centered on upcoming high-tech facilities in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, this expansion aims to utilize the US tariff reduction on Indian goods, now standardized at 18 per cent to regain pricing power in North American supply chains. The company is substituting volume-chasing with value-retention, says Deepak Garg, Managing Director. The company’s 97 per cent growth in net profit during H1FY26 underscores the efficiency of its integrated model, which combines ginning, spinning, and by-product utilization.

AB Cotspin India is a leading integrated textile manufacturer specializing in cotton yarn, knitted fabrics, and cottonseed oil. Focused on the ‘Farm-to-Foreign’ framework, it serves major hubs in Ludhiana and international markets. With a 25-year legacy, the company is executing a ₹1,500 crore expansion to become a sustainable global supplier.