The three domestic orders cover woven shirting and finished fabrics, with deliveries scheduled over the next 60 to 120 days.
Tuni Textile Mills has secured three domestic orders valued between ₹29.51 crore and ₹30.17 crore, strengthening its near-term order pipeline in the textile manufacturing business. The orders cover approximately 1.975 million metres of woven shirting and finished fabrics and were received during September 2026.
The combined contracted volume represents nearly 98.75% of the company’s stated annual manufacturing capacity of 2 million metres. The orders are required to be executed over periods ranging from 60 to 120 days, putting the company’s manufacturing and sourcing capabilities under significant utilisation pressure in the coming months.
The largest order comes from Northakross Syntex, which has placed an order for 1 million metres of finished fabric. The order is scheduled for completion by January 5, 2027, with the company indicating that it may fulfil the requirement through a combination of its own manufacturing, job work, sourcing and trading arrangements.
Sharda Corporation has ordered approximately 575,000 metres of poly-cotton and higher-cotton-content fabrics. The order forms another substantial portion of the company’s recently secured business and is expected to be delivered within the specified 60–75-day period.
The third order, from Disha Clothings, covers approximately 400,000 metres of woven shirting fabric. The order includes fabric specifications ranging from 65/35 polyester-cotton to 80/20 polyester-cotton blends and is scheduled for execution within 90–120 days.
Tuni Textile Mills operates its manufacturing facility at MIDC Murbad in Maharashtra, producing polyester, cotton and blended fabrics for applications including shirting, suiting, uniforms and apparel. The latest orders add to demand for these product categories in the domestic textile market.
The company is also undertaking a rights issue of up to ₹48.99 crore, with eligible shareholders entitled to 15 rights shares for every four shares held. The additional capital-raising exercise comes as the company works through the newly secured order pipeline and manages production and delivery requirements.
With almost a year’s stated production capacity represented by the new orders, execution, sourcing and delivery coordination will be important as Tuni Textile Mills works to meet customer requirements within the agreed schedules. The development highlights continued domestic demand for woven shirting, blended fabrics and finished textile products.