India is a global textile of the competition price-based. Many global apparel brands produce parts of their ranges in Indmanufacturing hub boasting some 24% of the world’s spindle capacity, and 8% of global rotor capacity as of FY2018. The country also reported a 63% share, the world’s highest, of loom capacity including hand looms, as of the same year. Textile companies in India are almost exclusively privately-held, and the share of the unorganised segment is substantial. In spite of the rising purchasing power of Indians, the country is still substantially challenged by poverty, which makes consumers price-sensitive and much ia, or source their yarn and fabrics from the country. This proximity to source makes the entry of global fashion brands into India appealing and economical because of the lower shipping and distribution costs involved in selling to the domestic market.

01 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

02 SECTOR OUTLOOK 

03 SECTOR IN FOCUS 

04 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

05 COMPANIES IN FOCUS 

06 REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT 

08 PROCESSED FABRICS 

09 APPAREL