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Home » Vishal Fabrics 9MFY25 PAT jumps 30% to Rs 180.95 mn Y-o-Y
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Vishal Fabrics 9MFY25 PAT jumps 30% to Rs 180.95 mn Y-o-Y

By February 6, 20252 Mins Read
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The total income stood at Rs 11.29 billion, clocking a 9 per cent rise as against Rs 10.39 billion in 9MFY24.

Vishal Fabrics (VFL), announced its financial results for the nine months ended 31 December, 2024. The company has demonstrated consistent growth across key financial metrics, with increase in both total income and profit after tax (PAT). The 9MFY25 PAT rose by 30 per cent to Rs 180.95 million as against Rs 140.61 million registered in the same period of last fiscal. The total income stood at Rs 11.29 billion, clocking a 9 per cent rise as against Rs 10.39 billion in 9MFY24.

VFL’s solid performance is driven by strong order inflows and the overall growth in the textile industry. The company has also made significant strides in improving operational efficiency, thanks to its continued investment in automation and innovation. These efforts have not only expanded the company’s product offerings but have also enabled it to meet the evolving demands of its stakeholders.

Brijmohan D Chiripal, Managing Director, Vishal Fabrics (VFL) said, “We are pleased to report another quarter of growth, despite global headwinds. Our focus on enhancing operational efficiencies, controlling costs, and offering high-quality products continues to support our growth trajectory. The significant rise in our PAT underscores our commitment to delivering value to our shareholders. The textile sector remains a cornerstone of India’s economy, and we are well-positioned to sustain this momentum in the quarters ahead.”

Vishal Fabrics remains optimistic about the outlook for the remainder of FY2025. With sustained demand for its textile products, the company is committed to strengthening its market position and maintaining a focus on sustainable practices. As part of its ongoing commitment to reducing its environmental impact, VFL is focused on achieving excellence in both its operational and sustainability goals, while continuing to weave a legacy of quality for years to come.

Vishal Fabrics (VFL) is an India-based company which is in the business of denim manufacturing and fabric processing unit that was incorporated in 1985. The company also engages in distribution and marketing of textile products. VFL stands for a denim revolution, that brings equality back to fashion, and change the market trend, forever. Vishal Fabrics is a reputed entity that is known for dyeing, printing and processing of denim, and other wide range of fabrics.

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