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- Nagreeka Exports Limited manufactures and exports cotton yarns, knitted fabrics, bed linen, terry towels and aluminum foil laminates; its yarn portfolio encompasses combed yarns (Ne 8-Ne 100), carded yarns (Ne 8-Ne 100), open end yarns (Ne 4-Ne 24), TFO doubled yarns (Ne 4/2-Ne 100/2), compact yarns (Ne 20-Ne 80), organic yarns, slub yarns, core spun yarns, chenille yarns, high twist yarns, viscose yarns, polyester spun yarns and blends including poly viscose, polyester cotton and viscose cotton; fabrics include raw, printed and finished varieties on cotton or cellulosic bases in weights such as rib, jersey, interlock, fleece, pique and polo, alongside bed linen (100% cotton and polyester cotton at 100-1000 TC, 100% polyester micro at 80-150 gsm, embroidered cotton and coordinated sets with quilted bedcovers, duvets, cushions and pillows), terry towels (340-800 gsm, yarn dyed and embroidered) and medical fabrics (gowns, robes, eye towels and door mats). The company, incorporated in 1989 and headquartered in Kolkata, India, with facilities in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, operates an export-oriented spinning unit with over 150,000 spindles producing around 7,500 TPA of normal and organic cotton yarns in counts Ne 20s-Ne 61s (average Ne 39s, double combed and carded) for knitting and weaving in domestic and international markets spanning over 40 countries. Recent developments include the closure of its Yavluj production unit leading to output loss and revenue decline of about 47% in Q1 FY26 to Rs 90.31 crore amid lower offtake from Bangladesh due to political instability, alongside a 5% year-on-year revenue drop to Rs 528.86 crore in FY25 (ended March 31, 2025), moderate EBITDA margins of 4.62%, PAT margins of 0.60% and promoter infusion of subordinated unsecured loans totaling Rs 9.50 crore in FY26; credit ratings were revised to IVR BBB-/Negative outlook in August 2025 reflecting operational challenges and elongated working capital cycle of 108 days.