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Mafatlal Industries Limited, a leading textile company, has announced its unaudited financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30th September 2025 (Q2 and H1 FY ’26), reporting its highest-ever half-yearly revenue. The growth was driven by strong performance across the institutional, uniforms, consumer durables and textile segments.
For H1 FY ’26, revenue from operations increased from Rs. 1,447.3 crore (US $ 163 million) to Rs. 2,269.9 crore (US $ 255 million), supported by the execution of large institutional orders and greater traction in textile and related product categories. The company’s operating EBITDA grew by 53.5% year-on-year, reflecting higher operational efficiency and improved business fundamentals.
In Q2 FY ’26, Mafatlal recorded further improvement in operational profitability, with operating EBITDA growth surpassing total EBITDA growth, indicating that profitability was led by ongoing operations rather than one-off income sources.
The digital infrastructure segment gained momentum during the quarter, supported by institutional orders to establish Personalised Adaptive Learning (PAL) Labs equipped with integrated software solutions and after-sales service.
The company’s institutional and uniforms businesses remained key growth drivers, supported by large-scale projects across states, including, supply of consumable durable articles to approximately 6.6 lakh beneficiaries across 358 talukas in Maharashtra. Supply of 133.93 lakh metres of uniform fabric (school and workwear) and 18.8 lakh pieces of uniform garments across India. Supply of 79.4 lakh pieces of dhoti, saree and lungi in Jharkhand and setting up of PAL Labs in Government schools in Tripura.
Chief Executive Officer M.B. Raghunath said the strong performance reflected the company’s focused strategy, asset-light model and disciplined execution. He added that with an order book of around Rs. 900 crore (US $ 101 million), Mafatlal Industries is well placed to maintain its growth momentum and build on last year’s results.
