The Yarn Bazaar, a Bengaluru-based B2B textile marketplace focused on yarn trading, reported a 54% increase in revenue for FY ’25, driven by continued growth in its digital marketplace operations for the textile industry.
According to the company’s financial statements sourced from the Registrar of Companies (RoC), revenue from operations rose to Rs 63.3 crore (US $6.61 million) in FY ’25, compared to Rs 41.2 crore (US $4.31 million) in FY ’24.
The company’s cost of goods sold remained its largest expenditure component, increasing by 49% to Rs 58 crore (US $6.06 million) during the fiscal year, up from Rs 39 crore (US $4.07 million) in FY ’24. Despite the rise in procurement and trading costs, overall expenditure growth remained relatively moderate due to a sharp decline in employee-related expenses.
Overall, The Yarn Bazaar’s total expenditure increased by 38% to Rs 67 crore (US $7.01 million) in FY ’25, compared to Rs 48.5 crore (US $5.07 million) in FY ’24.
The company significantly reduced its losses during the year, reporting a net loss of Rs 3 crore (US $313,000) in FY ’25, down 44.5% from Rs 5.4 crore (US $564,000) in FY ’24. The improvement was primarily supported by lower employee and operational costs alongside stronger revenue growth.
As of 31st March 2026, The Yarn Bazaar reported current assets worth Rs 4.5 crore (US $470,000), including cash and bank balances amounting to Rs 56 lakh (US $58,000).
Founded in 2019 by Pratik Gadia, The Yarn Bazaar operates as a managed B2B marketplace connecting yarn buyers, including textile manufacturers, with spinning mills through technology-driven trading and procurement solutions. The platform aims to digitise India’s traditionally offline yarn trading ecosystem.
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