In the next three to five years, the company intends to invest Rs 1,500 crore in the textiles business to expand capacity of its existing u...

Denim fabric maker Nandan Denim expects to increase its production capacity to 110 million metres per annum by the next quarter.

NDL has earmarked a capacity expansion plan of Rs 612 crore and as on May 2015, it has incurred expenditure of Rs 304.91 crore.

Wrangler’s results last quarter support strength in VF Corp.’s overall denim business, which reported 6% revenue growth excluding currency ...

Indian man seems to have given denim trousers a pass in the past 15 months, allowing non-denim cotton trousers to gain market share and war...

“There is a lot of denim in the market and one would either have to control denim production or diversify,”

Textile company Arvind Ltd will enter China through a local denim mill, said CMD Sanjay Lalbhai while announcing results on Wednesday.

Indian denim fabric makers are running full steam to fulfill orders that are getting diverted from China owing to price competitiveness.

Ahmedabad-based Aarvee Denims and Exports Limited reported 100% jump in exports in last fiscal as Walmart and VF Corpcame looking for denim.

Aarvee is keen to scale up its exports to Rs 150 crore in 2011-12, up 39% over 2010-11, said Shah while announcing the results on Monday.

Global Brands & Retailers Such As Wal-Mart, VF Corporation, GAP & H&M are flocking to India to source denim.

Kulin Lalbhai, younger son of Arvind group MD Sanjay Lalbhai, has joined country's largest denim exporter as chief manager. Gen Y CEOs: HCL...

Merrill Lynch has maintained its ‘underperform’ rating on Raymond.

Levi Strauss India is set to unleash new business strategies on product positioning, pricing and retail as it gears up to take on competiti...

Clothing giant VF Corp through its JV with Arvind Mills is set for a big play in India’s economy denim market with discussions already unde...

After a spot of improvement till FY05, denim textile business had started sliding again in FY06. Denim is slipping out of fashion, with pri...

Raymond Textiles has joined hands with Belgian denim major UCO NV to form a 50:50 joint venture, which will be called Raymond UCO Denim.