LMW showcases spinning innovation at Bharat Tex 2026
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Lakshmi Machine Works (LMW) emerged as a focal point at Bharat Tex 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, where the company’s comprehensive spinning machinery portfolio attracted a lot of interest from international and domestic stakeholders. During the four-day event, LMW’s leadership emphasized a shift toward ecosystem-driven manufacturing to support the global textile industry's modernization. S Rajasekaran, President-Operations said, the company’s growth is tied to its capability to provide end-to-end spinning automation, which is important for mills looking to boost productivity and energy efficiency amid rising operational costs.
Beyond domestic dominance, LMW is actively using its Indian manufacturing base to capture emerging demand across textile hubs in Bangladesh, Türkiye, Egypt, and Indonesia. Rather than relying solely on the China Plus One sourcing shift, the company is positioning itself as a primary technology partner for global spinners focused on advanced ring-frame technology and automated bale plucking. This international outreach is supported by a strong balance sheet; the company has reported 6.49 per cent Y-o-Y revenue, reaching Rs 3,207 crore in Q2, FY26. By prioritizing R&D and digital integration, LMW continues to reinforce its role as a foundational pillar in the global textile supply chain.
Coimbatore-based LMW is a leading global manufacturer of textile spinning machinery, machine tools, and aerospace components. Established in 1962, the they offer complete range of spinning equipment and maintains operations in CNC machine tools. LMW is focused on sustainable innovation, export-led growth, and strengthening its footprint in international markets.