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THE TEXTILE MAGAZINE
AUGUST 2011
will be completed by December 2011.
Almost 60 per cent of the compa-
ny’s revenues come from yarn manu-
facturing. The major products turned
out are normal cotton yarns, com-
pact yarns, blended yarns, polyester
and acrylic blended yarns, core spun
yarns, MBS yarns, open end yarns,
hand knitting yarns and acrylic yarns.
Fabrics contribute 21 per cent of
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onward march up the value chain,
the group entered fabric business in
1992 with Greige (unprocessed) fab-
ric. Subsequently VTL entered the
processed fabric market in 1999. The
current capacity is 900 looms and 90
million metres of processed fabric
per annum. One of the few fully inte-
grated fabric suppliers in the country,
VTL produces specialized fabrics like
yarn dyed, special white, melanges,
nylon, modal and linen. It also offers
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!e Vardhman Group, an established corporate under the able leadership
of Mr. S.P. Oswal, is the brand to reckon with in the Indian textile industry.
Vardhman is having the biggest spindle base in India with the "gure touch-
ing almost one million. Apart from spindles, it is a big player in sewing
thread and weaving, and has now ventured into garmenting.
!e far-sightedness of Mr. Oswal is instrumental in the consistent growth
of the group. !e group is very much technology driven and always wants to
try the latest and best technology available. A.T.E. is consistently attached
to this group for supplying the latest and the best technology available in
the textile value chain – Truetzschler, Zinser, Volkmann, Fongs, Monforts,
Karl Mayer, etc. A.T.E. cherishes and values the relationship with Vardhman as it creates a good learning
and a win-win situation in the business growth of both of them.
– Mr. G.V. Aras, Director, A.T.E. Marketing Private Ltd