Sanathan Textiles aims to witness strong growth in FY26, driven by the expected commissioning of its Rs 2,100 crore greenfield plant in Punjab.

The facility, spread over 80 acres with over 23 lakh sq. ft. of construction, is focused entirely on polyester filament yarns and is set to begin its first phase of commercial production within three to four weeks. The company expects 60–70 percent of its FY26 revenue to come from this new facility, significantly boosting topline. It has maintained its earlier revenue guidance of Rs 4,500–4,800 crore for the year.

While exports currently account for 4–5 percent of sales, Executive Director Sammir Dattani sees strong potential for growth, especially with the US imposing a 35 percent tariff on Bangladeshi textiles, making Indian products more competitive. He also stressed upon the need for India to quickly scale up manufacturing capacity to capitalize on global demand, particularly in man-made fibres.