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Expansion Plans to Boost Production
Pearl Global plans to enhance infrastructure and expand production capacity across its international sites during FY27. This latest investment follows a ₹250 crore outlay committed last year, which is currently in progress. The company stated this ongoing expansion is key to strengthening its market position and reaching its ambitious ₹6,000 crore revenue target by fiscal 2028, building on its recent achievement of crossing ₹5,000 crore in annual revenue.
Global Operations Reduce Risk
The apparel maker has a production capacity of over 100 million pieces across its manufacturing sites in India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Guatemala. Bangladesh is its main production center, contributing around 59 million pieces, with India adding nearly 26 million pieces. This spread of operations is a key strategy to protect against geopolitical risks and trade disruptions. It ensures business continuity and the ability to quickly increase production when needed.
Strong Retailer Demand Continues
Demand from global retailers remains strong, even with current global tensions and rising raw material costs. Managing Director Pallab Banerjee noted that consumer behavior and buying patterns in major markets like the US are stable, with no signs of a slowdown. Global brands are increasingly favoring suppliers with manufacturing sites in multiple countries, a trend highlighted by supply chain issues during the pandemic and recent geopolitical conflicts. Retailers also want faster order fulfillment and stronger commitments to sustainable sourcing from their international partners, areas where Pearl Global is well-placed.