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Trident Texofab Q3 FY26: 90% PAT Jump, 73% Stock Crash & 41x P/E — Textile Turnaround or Threadbare Story?


1. At a Glance – The Fabric of Drama

Trident Texofab Ltd is currently trading at ₹92.1 with a market cap of ₹138 crore. In just three months, the stock has collapsed by 73.1%. One-year return? Down 47.9%. That’s not volatility — that’s gravity.

Yet, Q3 FY26 numbers show a 90% YoY jump in PAT and a 211% jump in PBT. Sounds like a comeback story, right? But hold your measuring tape.

Revenue fell 19% YoY in Q3 FY26 to ₹25.74 crore. OPM stands at 6.37%. ROE is 2.61%. ROCE is 10.1%. Debt-to-equity is 0.56. Stock P/E is 41.4 against industry median of 22.

The company raised capital via preferential allotments and converted warrants at ₹70 per share. Promoter holding has fallen from 61% levels in 2023 to 32.16% now.

So what exactly is happening here? Is this a semi-composite textile growth story… or a fully diluted equity experiment?

Let’s open the stitching.


2. Introduction – From Trader to Manufacturer… and From ₹379 to ₹92

Incorporated in 2008, Trident Texofab began life as a textile trading company. Then came the grand strategy called “Shifting Gears” in FY19 — moving from trading to semi-composite manufacturing.

Sounds fancy.

Waterjet units. Embroidery units. Digital printing units. Rapier weaving. Capacity expansion at Hojiwala facility.

The idea? Move up the value chain. Improve margins. Become less of a middleman and more of a maker.

Did it work?

Well…

Revenue has grown at 6% CAGR over 5 years. Profit growth over 5 years is negative 2%. ROE over 5 years is around 6%.

That’s not exactly textile revolution numbers.

And then there’s the stock. High of ₹379. Now ₹92. That’s a 75% drawdown from peak.

Meanwhile, Q3 FY26 showed a 90% jump in PAT YoY.

So is this a phoenix moment? Or just a lucky quarter?

Let’s dissect the business.


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Trident Texofab calls itself a “semi-composite textile manufacturing and trading company.”

Translation: They both make and sell textile fabrics.

Two verticals:

Manufacturing Vertical (63.6% of FY25 revenue)

  • Embroidered fabrics
  • Digital printed fabrics
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