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Home » PDS reports 21% topline and 19% PAT growth in FY25
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PDS reports 21% topline and 19% PAT growth in FY25

By May 16, 20252 Mins Read
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Growth was visible across all geographies, with the Americas leading at 39 per cent, reflecting the strength of our global platform.

PDS, the global fashion solutions and infrastructure company offering customized solutions to global brands and retailers across services like product development, sourcing, manufacturing, and brand management, has announced its financial results for Q4 & FY25.

Commenting on the industry outlook, Pallak Seth, Executive Vice Chairman, said, “The industry is at an inflection point, marked by two key developments that have the potential to shape its future. At PDS, we have responded to the evolving global landscape with agility and foresight—enhancing our sourcing capabilities, driving operational efficiencies, and positioning ourselves ahead of the curve. Recent shifts, such as the US tariff adjustments and the advancement of the UK- India FTA, are well-timed catalysts that support our strategic vision and unlock new opportunities for sustainable growth.”

Sanjay Jain, Group CEO, commented on the company’s FY25 performance “FY25 has been a year of strong, broad-based growth for PDS, with GMV reaching $2.2 billion—a 25 per cent year-on-year increase. Growth was visible across all geographies, with the Americas leading at 39 per cent, reflecting the strength of our global platform. Our strong order book of over $600 million in early April, up 14 per cent from last year, gives us confidence in the year ahead. Supported by BCG, we have initiated a series of cost optimisation and transformation initiatives that are expected to deliver tangible results and further enhance operational efficiency.”

PDS is a global fashion infrastructure platform offering product development, sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution for major brands and retailers worldwide handling over $2.2 billion of Gross Merchandise Value. The Company operates a vast global network covering over 90 offices in 22 countries, with over 4,500 employees and 6,000 factory associates worldwide. PDS also offers a bespoke end-to-end outsourcing solution, engaging dedicated talent and infrastructure as an extended arm of retailers and brands. The Company reported consolidated revenues of Rs 125.78 billion in FY25.

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