Sanathan Textiles, India’s triple-threat yarn master (polyester, cotton, and industrial yarns), wrapped up FY25 with ₹2,998 Cr revenue (+1.4% YoY), ₹263 Cr EBITDA (+16% YoY), and ₹160 Cr profit (+20% YoY). Add a successful ₹400 Cr IPO, a shiny new Punjab plant going live in FY26, and an India–UK FTA windfall — and you’ve got a textile company acting like a tech stock.
But is this loom of growth enough to weave returns for investors at ₹445 per share?