Integrated textile manufacturing. Responsible innovation. Global apparel expertise.
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Revenue from operations
Consolidated, financial year 2024-25.
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Revenue from exports
Share of total turnover shipped to overseas customers.
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Permanent employees
On the rolls of the company at the close of 2024-25.
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Process house
A single fabric production hall measuring 240 metres by 70 metres.
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Kitex Garments has manufactured knitted apparel from Kizhakkambalam since 1992. The company runs a yarn to garment operation as a fully export oriented unit, supplying childrenswear to brands across the United States and Europe.
Cotton, conventional and certified organic, kept segregated.
The integrated line
Ten stages, one owner. Nothing in the sequence below is subcontracted, which is why a fault found at inspection can be traced back to the machine that caused it.
Quality on a childrenswear line is not an opinion held at the end of the process. It is a set of instrument readings taken along it.
Input tested against the fabric specification it is committed to before knitting begins.
Dimensional stability set at finishing, so a garment still fits after the washes that follow.
Recipes prepared by digital dispenser and read by spectrophotometer, then transmitted electronically to the customer.
Every finished garment is passed through needle detection. Metal contamination is excluded physically, not sampled for.
Produced to Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class I, the tier reserved for articles worn by babies and toddlers.
CPSIA for the United States and REACH for the European Union, applied across the dyed and printed range.
of turnover exported
Reported in the BRSR section of the 2024-25 annual report.
customer markets
Childrenswear supplied to brands across the United States and Europe.
manufacturing base
Kizhakkambalam, with Phase I at Warangal in commercial production since 2025.
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Reduction in water consumption
Achieved through recovery and reuse across the dyeing and processing line.
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Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions
Attributed to heat recovery systems, energy efficient machinery and a rising share of renewable energy.
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Of revenue spent on employee wellbeing
Cost incurred on wellbeing measures as a share of total revenue.
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The heaviest input in wet processing, treated as such.
Effluent treatment and sewage treatment plants support water management across the process house, with continuous monitoring rather than periodic sampling. Water consumption has fallen by 32.5 percent.
Cleaner technology ahead of offsetting.
Heat recovery systems and energy efficient machinery have reduced both fuel and electricity requirements, cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent. Renewable generation is being increased within operations.
Segregated at source, disposed through authorised routes.
Waste is separated into biodegradable and non biodegradable streams and routed to authorised vendors, with monitoring to confirm compliance rather than to assume it.
Certified organic cotton, kept traceable.
Organic and conventional cotton run through the same integrated line under segregation, so certified organic output remains traceable from yarn intake to packed carton.
The company describes its employees as its wealth, and backs it with provision rather than with a statement. Meals, accommodation, medical support and transport are all free of cost, and 14.6 percent of revenue went to wellbeing measures in 2024-25.
Food is provided free of cost, with cooking and dining facilities on the campus itself.
Clean, modern dormitories are provided free of charge, with satellite television in the living spaces.
A doctor on call, stationed nurses, counsellors and a medical laboratory are available to employees at no cost.
Free transport runs between the city and the premises for all employees.
Living spaces and workplaces, production floors included, are centrally air conditioned.
An ATM, shopping and bakery services operate within the premises.
Audited and certified
Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production
The highest level of certification awarded to an apparel producing facility under the WRAP programme.
certification
Oeko-Tex Standard 100, Class I
Tested for harmful substances against the class reserved for articles worn by babies and toddlers.
certification
Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism
Assessed as low risk, with compliance scores published above ninety percent.
programme
Supplier Ethical Data Exchange
Member of the ethical trade data exchange used by buyers to assess supply chain conduct.
membership
Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act
Children's product safety requirements applied to goods entering the United States.
certification
Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals
European chemical compliance framework applied across the dyed and printed range.
certification
Facilities are audited periodically by independent agencies and by auditors appointed directly by customers.
Kizhakkambalam is where the business was founded and where most of its people live. Social investment here is reported through a board level committee, not treated as marketing.
Investment in local schooling and access.
The company reports contributing to the development of its surrounding community through investment in education, alongside healthcare and social infrastructure.
Health provision extended beyond the workforce.
Healthcare investment in the community around Kizhakkambalam sits alongside the medical services provided to employees on site.
Physical infrastructure in the surrounding panchayat.
Social infrastructure forms the third reported pillar of community investment, funded through the company's corporate social responsibility programme.
The largest private employer in Kerala.
Direct employment at scale is itself the company's largest social contribution, supported by a network of satellite businesses across the state.
Corporate social responsibility is overseen by a board level CSR committee chaired by the Chairman and Managing Director. Annual CSR spend and project detail are reported in the annual report.
Investor relations
₹ in Lakhs
| Measure | FY 2025 | FY 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue from operations | 98,280.46 | 61,692.2 |
| EBITDA | 23,648.33 | 12,711.76 |
| Profit after tax | 15,295.33 | 6,818.77 |
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Kitex is among the largest private sector employers in Kerala. Roles run from the knitting and process floors through quality, merchandising, engineering and finance.
