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Uma Gorkha
Snehlata Singh
Textile industry provides one of the most fundamental
necessities of the people.
Textile is the second largest industry in India after
Agriculture.
Today textile sector accounts for nearly 14% of the total
industrial output.
The textile industry is the largest industry in terms of
employment economy, expected to generate 12 million new
jobs by end of 2010.
Textile exports are targeted to reach $50 billion by 2010, $25
billion of which will go to the US.
 Today, it is one of the biggest exporters of yarns in the
global market.
1930-31:
Country saw the resurgence of second Swadeshi movement
coinciding with the great depression.
At this time India was boycotting fine and super fine fabric made from
England the LalBhai sense the opportunity and started company name
with Arvind mills.

1934:
With sales reaching Rs 45.76 Lakhs, and a profit of almost Rs 3 Lakhs,
Arvind establishes itself amongst the foremost textile units in the
country.

1986:
uninterrupted record of not missing out on paying dividend to its
shareholders.
- An established leader in fine & superfine cotton fabrics for Indian
market.
1987
- First company to bring International shirt brand “Arrow” to India
- First company to start dedicated “retail” outlets for Arrow brand.
- Awarded various awards for Highest exports and ISO
1989
- Largest denim & shirting in South Asia.
- 3rd Largest denim capacity in the world
1997
First Indian company to verticalise the cotton textile business from
cotton fields to apparel retailing.
1997-1998
First company to introduce ERP SAP business solutions
2008
Company launches 'Megamart', now India's largest value apparel-
retail chain
2008
Largest portfolio of International brands: Lee, Wrangler, Nautica,
Jansport, Kipling, Tommy, Arrow, US Polo, Izod, Pierre Cardin,
Palm Beach, Cherokee, hart Schaffner Marx
Cont…
1934:
With sales reaching Rs 45.76 Lakhs, and a profit of almost Rs 3 Lakhs,
Arvind establishes itself amongst the foremost textile units in the
country.

1986:
- An uninterrupted record of not missing out on paying dividend to its
shareholders.
- An established leader in fine & superfine cotton fabrics for Indian
market.

1987:
- The largest zero discharge green efluent treatment plant in India.
- Commitment to greener world

1987:
- First company to bring International shirt brand “Arrow” to India
Corporate
Jayesh Shah
Director & CFO

Anang Lalbhai
MD - Arvind Products

Milind Hardikar
Group President - Projects
Lifestyle Fabrics
Aamir Akhtar
CEO, Lifestyle Fabrics - Denim

Susheel Kaul
CEO, Lifestyle Fabrics - Shirtings, Khakhis & Knits

Sharad Mehra
COO, Knits Garments

PD Chavda
President, Lifestyle Fabrics - Voiles
 Lifestyle Apparel\ Anup Engineering

Sandeep Chablani Sanjay Lapalikar

COO, Lifestyle Apparel - Jeans CEO, Anup
Bala S. Engineering
COO, Lifestyle Apparel - Shirts

Brands & Retail Telecom Business

J.Suresh Vipen Malhotra
CEO - Brands & Retail President - Arvind
Telecom
CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING DIRECTOR
Mr. Sanjay S. Lalbhai

DIRECTOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Mr. Jayesh K. Shah

OTHER DIRECTORS

Mr. S. R. Rao (Nominee of EXIM Bank

Mr. K.M. Jayarao (Nominee of ICICI Bank)

Mr. Sudhir Mehta

Mr. Tarun Seth

Mr. Munesh Khanna

Mr. G.M.Yadwadkar (Nominee of IDBI)

Denim

There are many delightful features

of Arvind denim:
An annual capacity of 110 million
meters; the position of 3rd largest
producer of denim in the world; and
an export network of 70 countries
worldwide.

Prominent products in this

category include ring denim, indigo
voiles, organic denim, bi-stretch
denim and fair trade certified
denim.
Shirtings

It has an astonishing

annual capacity of 34
million meters.
Prominent products
within this category
include fabrics with non-
iron properties,mechanical
finishes, printed fabrics
apart from the cotton and
cotton blends in Linen,
Lycra, Polyester, Modal,
Silk etc. with varieties in
yarn dyeds and solids.
khaki

An annual capacity of 21

million meters which
facilitates the launch of two
new collections annually .

The division provides the

finest fabrics in the variants
of 100% Cotton, Cotton Rich
Polyester Blend, Cotton
Lycra, Cotton Tencel, Cotton
Linen, etc to name a few.
 Voiles
Arvind is the uncontested market-
leader in the manufacture of
voiles, with a production capacity
of 33 million meters per annum.

High quality Swiss voiles are

exported to Switzerland, Sri Lanka
and countries in the Middle East.
Knits

Arvind’s knits department has

an annual knitting capacity of
10,000 tons. Apart from the
basic knitting capabilities
(jersey, pique, rib, and
interlock),
Arvind has mastered
specialty knitting techniques
such as yarn-dyed
autostripers, jacquards, and
stretch fabric.
Arya Omnitalk
Arya Omnitalk is a 50:50 Joint Venture between India's highly
reputed business houses, the J M Baxi Group & Lalbhai Group.

Arya Omnitalk specializes in offering GPS based Fleet

Automation & Management as well as City wide Walky Talky
solutions for managing resources on the move, be they men,
material, money or machines.

Syntel

The Telecom operations commenced from the year 1989 as a

CDOT licensee for digital public and private switching equipment.
The Syntel user fraternity is diverse including renowned names
like Wipro, Whirlpool, Ashok Leyland, Blue Dart, Sahara Airlines,
The Indian Armed Forces .
ANUP ENGINEERING LIMITED
The Anup Engineering Limited (established in 1963), is
the flagship Engineering company of the Lalbhai Group,
and is a subsidiary of Arvind Limited
The company manufactures equipment for refineries,
chemicals, petrochemicals, Pharmaceuticals, fertilizers and
allied industries.

Retailscape
Mega Mart offers a unique retail experience, combining a
premium
ambience with amazingly low prices .
Arvind mill will invest 400 crore over next 4 year to
revamp its retail
Operation targetting 1 billion dollar by 2012.
Major Competitors
Madura Garments:-

Its was the garment division of Indian Rayon and

Industries Ltd.
A flagship company of the A V Birla .
Group Companv Owns perpetual license for premier
brands like Louis Philippe Van,Heusen Allen Solly Peter
England,Byford Elements and SF San-Fransico.
Preferred global supplier of international brands like
Marks and Spencer s ,Tommy Hilfiger,Polo
Ralph,Lauren and several others.
It distributes its brands through its own retail chains
namely Planet Fashion and Trouser Town
RAYMOND APPAREL LTD

 A 100% subsidiary of Raymond Limited .Raymond

Apparel Ltd RAL ranks amongst India's largest and
most respected apparel companies

 They provide the best of fabric and style through

some of the country s most prestigious brands Raymond
Finely Crafted, Garments Manzoni,Park Avenue
ColorPlus,Parx,Notting Hill and Zapp.

 Its strong brand portfolio is giving tough competition.

Presence in tier two tier three cities .

Indus League

Indus-League Clothing Ltd., was founded on 14th

April 1999 by a team of eight top-flight management
professionals from the clothing industry.

 These professionals have established a reputation

for creating and building some of the most successful
fashion brands in South Asia and the Middle East.

Its strong growth in India and overseas in such short

span of time is matter of concern for every company.

 Tough competitor in youth segment.

Levis Strauss

Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&CO) is a privately

held clothing company known worldwide for its
Levi's brand of denim jeans.
It started in 1853.
Levis is giving tough competition as it is
extremely popular in Youth and has a better
advertising strategy.
Levis is present in tier two and tier three cities
also.
Provogue.

Provogue is a Mumbai based Indian company

incorporated on November 11, 1997 as Acme Clothing
Private Limited.
 The brand Provogue was launched in March 1998
and is currently one of the biggest retail apparel brands
in India based in based Mumbai.
Provogue has combined accessories with clothes ,so
youths are attracted easily.
Brand segmentation esp gender wise is highly
powerfull.