- CEO
- Rajiv Lakhotia
- Full Time Employees
- 663
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Textiles
- Address
- Plot No. 108, Near GIDC Office, Sachin Surat GU India 394230
- IPO Date
- Mar 14, 2024
- Business
- Shree Karni Fabcom Ltd manufactures and sells technical textiles, including woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, coated fabrics, and 100% polyester fabrics; PU coated fabrics, PVC coated fabrics, mesh fabrics, recycled fabrics, inter lining fabrics, rain proof fabrics, armed forces fabrics, luggage and backpack fabrics, and speciality custom fabrics. The company produces these through processes encompassing yarn procurement, weaving, knitting, poly acrylic and polyurethane coating, PVC and EVA lamination, printing, finishing, and heat embossing, with applications in luggage, backpacks, roofing, agriculture nets, vehicle covers, tents, sports kits, chairs, medical arch support, shoes, apparels, umbrellas, and raincoats. An ISO 9001:2015 certified entity, it markets products under the SKFL brand and serves clients such as VIP Industries, Safari, Samsonite, Bata, Tommy Hilfiger, and Dell. Incorporated in 2018 and headquartered in Surat, Gujarat, India, the company operates primarily from its manufacturing facility in Palsana, Surat.
In recent developments, Shree Karni Fabcom Ltd successfully cleared Walmart's audit in July 2025, becoming an approved vendor, and secured a vendor code from Target, positioning 20% of its topline from these and related international brands in fiscal 2026. The company acquired a new 13,234 sq. ft. facility on a five-year lease in Noida to enhance operations and target high-end clients, alongside receiving its first order for 20,000 units of Omega 19 FB Black Bags in December 2024. It anticipates INR 448 million in funding from investors including Krijuna Wealth LLP and Fingrow Investment, while progressing nominations and R&D with major clients like Samsung and expanding post-IPO capacity utilization from its March 2024 listing proceeds for a dyeing unit and backpack manufacturing in Surat. These initiatives reflect strategic shifts toward international exports, export-oriented units, and diversified revenue from global retail giants.