- Business
- Nahar Industrial Enterprises Limited, incorporated in 1983 and headquartered in Focal Point, Ludhiana, Punjab, India, operates as a vertically integrated textile manufacturer within the Nahar Group, with additional activities in sugar production and other segments. The company manufactures a wide range of textile products including cotton, poly-cotton, cotton-spandex, tencel, and blended yarns produced via open end, ring spun, combed, compact, slub, multicount, TFO, Eli-twist, and airjet spinning technologies in counts from 6’s single to 80’s single and 2/10’s to 2/100’s greige and mercerized varieties; woven fabrics on 485 high-speed looms with a capacity of 52 million meters per annum using air jet, rapier, and other advanced machinery; processed fabrics with a capacity of 50 million meters per annum including dyed, yarn-dyed, printed, and RFD/white finishes via singeing, desizing, bleaching, mercerizing, thermosol dyeing, and specialized equipment from OSTHOFF, BENNINGER, BRUCKNER, MONFORTS, KUSTERS, Zimmer, MAHLO, and LAFE; knitted garments, knitwear, and specialized textiles such as fire retardant, water repellent, and combat fabrics for apparel, smart textiles, the Indian Army, and Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force; it also produces white sugar from a unit with 2500 TCD capacity and provides financial services and logistics. Nahar Industrial Enterprises consumes over 400,000 bales of cotton annually, ranking among India's largest cotton buyers, with approximately 50% of production featuring sustainable materials like BCI cotton, organic cotton, and recycled polyester; it serves domestic and export markets, with 50-60% of yarn dyeing output exported, and operates primarily in India while targeting global textile opportunities. Recent developments include the board's approval of unaudited standalone and consolidated Q2/H1 financial results for the period ended September 30, 2025, on November 14, 2025; the decision on November 25, 2025, to close its standalone spinning unit, Arham Spinning Mills, in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, due to non-viability of the approximately 30-year-old operations, with useful machinery to be relocated to existing facilities and obsolete equipment disposed of; and routine corporate actions such as dematerialization updates and credit rating reviews in 2025.