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Kitex Garments Ltd
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Kitex Garments Ltd

Kitex Garments Limited, headquartered in Kerala, India, is a world-leading manufacturer of infant and children's apparel, with its core business focused on Kids & Baby Clothing, particularly babywear (7.1). As the world's second-largest producer of garments for ages 0-24 months, the company operates a vertically integrated model controlling the entire chain from cotton processing, spinning, and fa

IndiaEst. 199214K+NSE : KITEX

Business Nature

In-house production plus OEM/ODM plus brand licensing plus vertically integrated manufacturer

Core Business Areas

Company: Kitex | Field: Core Kids & Baby Clothing - Absolutely Core Research Category Over 90% of Kitex's global revenue comes from this category, establishing it as the world's leading producer of infant onesies. Infant Clothing 0-24 months: [Core Business] Core Products: Bodysuits, Rompers, One-piece Baby Garments, Onesies, Newborn Gift Sets, Sleep Sacks. Advantage: Kitex operates fully automated one-piece baby garment production lines with daily output reaching into the hundreds of thousands. Children's Clothing 2-12 years: [Involved] Primarily focuses on preschool children 2-5 years, the Toddler stage with T-shirts, pajama sets, and leggings. Involvement in older children's apparel for ages 6-12 is limited.

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Corporate Report

# Kitex Garments Limited – Executive Summary Kitex Garments Limited is a vertically integrated Indian textile and apparel manufacturer headquartered in Kerala, founded in 1992. The company is the world's second-largest producer of infant clothing (0–24 months), operating as an OEM/ODM while also developing its own brands, including Little Star and the licensed Lamaze brand. Kitex is publicly traded on both the National Stock Exchange (NSE: KITEX) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE: 521248). Its production spans the entire supply chain from cotton processing and spinning to weaving and garment assembly. In fiscal year 2024–25, Kitex reported revenues of approximately 98.28 billion rupees (~$118 million USD), with projections exceeding 100 billion rupees for the full 2025 calendar year. However, profitability declined due to expansion costs, with Q3/Q4 2025 and Q3 FY 2025-26 showing losses of roughly 170 million rupees per quarter. This was attributed to rising raw material costs, high depreciation charges from new facilities, and shifting U.S. replenishment cycles. The