is positioned in an apparel-export segment where the medium-term opportunity is improving as global sourcing gradually diversifies and demand conditions normalise. India’s textile exports grew 2.1% in FY26, while ready-made garment exports increased 2.9%, providing a supportive backdrop for export-oriented manufacturers. For Gokaldas specifically, the latest numbers show healthy revenue momentum: Q1 FY27 revenue increased 20.7% YoY to about ₹1,154 crore, while net profit rose 6.8% YoY to ₹44.3 crore. FY26 revenue was around ₹3,988 crore, although consolidated profit remained below the previous year, so margin expansion and execution remain important factors to watch.
From a sector perspective, I remain constructive on Indian apparel exporters because the industry can benefit from supply-chain diversification away from China, improving export demand and India’s manufacturing capabilities. However, this remains an export-driven business, so tariffs, currency movements, raw-material costs and global consumption can create volatility. Gokaldas has also demonstrated