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Borana Weaves
Our verdict on Borana Weaves isn’t the consensus take — see where we landed, and the one risk the bull case glosses over.
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The company has surpassed the previously targeted 340 million meters, reporting a total installed capacity of 39.21 crore (392.1 million) meters following the commissioning of Unit 4. (3 exceeded across 3 tracked commitments)
“Medium-term vision: To Double Production Capacity in next 24 months”
The company achieved the targeted utilization levels for both units in FY26, with Unit 1 at 82.50% and Unit 2 at 85.70%. (1 met across 1 tracked commitment)
“No, sir, it is increasing. We will easily reach around 80 plus. ... And the utilization of plant 2 is also 75. So, over the next 12 months, it will again be 80-85.”
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How durable is the business?
The company is expanding its technological moat by entering the high-speed air jet weaving sector for cotton and viscose, diversifying beyond water jet looms. (4 expanding)
“Advanced Water Jet Loom Technology: Ensures precision, uniform texture, and sustainable production—delivering higher efficiency and quality than traditional methods”
Greige fabric remains the dominant revenue engine, with sales growing from ₹14,366.13 lakhs to ₹25,158.04 lakhs, increasing its revenue share to approximately 86.7%. (2 expanding)
“Sales - Grey: 25158.04 (31-03-2025) vs 14366.13 (31-03-2024)”
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Where does growth come from?
The company is aggressively expanding its manufacturing footprint, having completed Unit 4 ahead of schedule in October 2025 and setting a medium-term goal to double total capacity within 24 months. (4 accelerating across 4 signals, 1 leading indicator)
“Medium-term vision: To Double Production Capacity in next 24 months”
The company is introducing new RPU-coated (waterproof/protective) fabrics specifically for jackets and technical wear to diversify its product range.
“Introduce RPU-coated fabrics for jackets & technical wear”
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What could break the thesis?
The risk remains high as 'Sales - Grey' (greige fabric) contributed ₹25,158.04 lakhs out of ₹29,031.04 lakhs total revenue, representing approximately 86.6% of total sales. While slightly lower than the previous 92% estimate, it remains the dominant revenue driver. (3 stable, 2 intensifying)
“Expand into technical textiles to capture premium global demand”
The risk is stable as the company reported zero foreign exchange earnings for the current and previous financial years, confirming 100% domestic revenue concentration. (2 stable)
“Weaknesses: No Global Presence”
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