Nandan Denim which began with a six million-meter annual capacity in 2004 now crafts 110 million meters of fashion fabrics. The company is in the process of initiating internal projects that are woven around bringing efficiencies in quality, delivery and waste control.

Nandan has added yarn dyed/solid fabrics. In the last five years the company is managing a strong CAGR of 20 per cent in sales and 36 per cent in net profit. Nandan Denim plans to create a portfolio of hybrid brands straddling across consumer segments and price points.

Nandan Denim aims to achieve cost optimization and benchmarking efficiency at its manufacturing units. Another priority is fabric innovation. It is also well-positioned to capitalise on the soaring export demand. The fully integrated manufacturing facility caters to the needs of customers by providing a variety of products under a single roof. The hope is that the on-going expansion in denim fabric capacity and backward integration will better operating margins and return ratios.

In future Nandan is looking to increase its share of value-added products and adding more processing facilities coupled with innovative and fashion first products. This will enable it to manufacture a wide range of denim fabrics, fetching higher average realisations and profitability.