TT Group has outlined a comprehensive strategic roadmap detailing its post-Covid transformation and long-term Vision 2030 priorities, following extensive consultations with its board, external experts and senior management across three generations of leadership.
As part of its restructuring after the pandemic, the group has exited its 30-year-old yarn spinning division. The company has also raised Rs. 50 crore (US $ 5.56 million) in fresh equity to support its transformation agenda and future growth plans. TT Group has redirected its focus towards domestic branded sales and garment exports, while upgrading its product portfolio from 100% cotton to man-made fibre (MMF) products and cotton–MMF blends.
To strengthen capabilities in MMF, the group has opened a new office in Surat, while a Vietnam-based manager has been appointed to expand sourcing opportunities. TT Group has commissioned a new garment factory in Howrah, West Bengal – operational from July 2025.
Under its Vision 2030 framework, a key focus area will be strengthening its presence in innerwear, casualwear and activewear across traditional mom-and-pop stores, modern trade, e-commerce platforms and EBOs.
The roadmap also includes plans to establish a corrugated carton manufacturing unit in South India. The group is also exploring import opportunities in MMF textiles to enhance product competitiveness. Beyond calendar year 2026, TT Group plans to expand operations within the PM MITRA textile park in Uttar Pradesh, aligning its growth strategy with the government’s integrated textile infrastructure initiatives.
Hardik Jain, Executive Director of TT Ltd, said the company had repositioned itself as a nimble, innovative and growth-oriented garment business through decisive restructuring, brand elevation and strategic realignment. He added that TT Ltd was entering a new phase of growth following a difficult but necessary transformation, emerging sharper, stronger and ready to scale, with the next generation aligned and fully prepared to execute the company’s long-term strategy.
