UNITED POLYFAB GUJARAT

- Introduction
Introduction of the company
A spinning mill came up in Ahmedabad back in 2010 - this one goes by United Polyfab Gujarat Ltd. Fabric production runs through its core, focusing on cotton thread alongside greige material and sturdy denim. While making yarn, it also moves these textiles into trade channels. Operations have stayed rooted in weaving and supply since launch.
Industry overview
Spinning threads into cloth shapes much of what drives India's economy today. Jobs appear wherever looms click and fabric rolls grow longer. Exports flow steadily from factories stitching together woven pieces. Government programs quietly back these workshops and mills. Growth hums under policies that nudge progress without fanfare.
Purpose of the Analysis
This report aims to analyze the company’s performance, business operations, strengths, and future growth potential.
- Company Overview
Background and History
Fresh out of 2010, United Polyfab Gujarat Ltd. set roots in Ahmedabad. Not long after opening, it moved beyond just selling cloth - spinning mills came next, then looms joined the floor. From trade, things shifted toward making the material itself. Growth wasn’t rushed, but steady - one step at a time.
Business Model
Fabric begins its life right here, spun into being before moving straight into looms that weave it onward. From thread to cloth, each step stays under one roof, cutting extra costs along the way. Efficiency grows naturally when production flows without pauses or outside delays. Yarn made today becomes tomorrow's material, all within the same walls.
Key Products/Services
- Cotton yarn
- Grey fabric
- Denim fabric
- Woven textile products
Market Position
Working mostly with small businesses in textiles, it sells inside the country as well as overseas. Big rivals are always around, yet staying lean helps keep things running smoothly here. Despite pressure from major firms, combining tasks under one roof adds strength day by day.
- Promoter /Founder Introduction

Adi F. Madan
Name of promoter/founder
A group led by Gagan Mittal, along with relatives, started the business. Family ties play a role in how it runs now.
Professional Background
Starting out years ago, they’d already spent a long time working with fabrics - buying, selling, making them. That background quietly shaped how things run here today.
Role in company growth and strategic decisions
They played a key role in:
- Expanding from trading to manufacturing
- Setting up spinning and weaving units
- Decisions shape how a company moves forward. Growth often follows choices made under pressure. Cost control sneaks into view when priorities shift. Efficiency becomes real through small trade-offs. Direction changes quietly after each calculated step.
- Financial Statement Analysis
Income Statement
Year | Revenue (₹ Cr) | Net Profit (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|
2023 | 653.0 | — |
2024 | 908.5 | 6.61 |
2025 | 602.2 | 17.69 |
- Revenue increased in 2024 but declined in 2025 by ~34%
- Net profit sharply increased by ~168% in 2025
Revenue Chart

Balance Sheet Analysis (₹ Crore)
Balance Sheet (₹ Crore)
Particulars | 2024 (₹ Cr) | 2025 (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|
Total Assets | 242.80 | 246.17 |
Equity | 79.63 | 97.32 |
Fixed Assets | 79.73 | 93.78 |
Cash Flow Statement (₹ Crore)
Type | 2024 (₹ Cr) | 2025 (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|
Operating | 1.56 | 19.46 |
Investing | -20.59 | -2.54 |
Financing | 11.67 | -16.78 |
Key Financial Ratios
Net Profit Margin: ~2.9%
Operating Margin: ~7.4%
Profitability: Improving
Leverage: Moderate
Year-on-Year Comparison (3 Years)
Particulars | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
Revenue (₹ Cr) | 653 | 908.48 | 602.22 |
Net Profit (₹ Cr) | — | 6.61 | 17.69 |
Total Assets (₹ Cr) | — | 242.80 | 246.17 |
Equity (₹ Cr) | — | 79.63 | 97.32 |
- Key Insights & Interpretation
Strengths
- Strong backward integration (spinning + weaving)
- Improving profitability despite fall in revenue
- Positive operating cash flow
- Growing equity base
Weaknesses
- Declining revenue in recent year
- Low profit margins
- Dependence on cotton prices
Risk Factors
- Fluctuation in raw material prices (cotton)
- High competition in textile industry
- Fueled by what buyers want, reliance grows through shipments abroad
Future Outlook
- Growth possible due to textile demand & exports
- Profit may improve with cost control
- Yet growth might follow expansion over time. Still, lasting results often depend on how it unfolds. Every step could matter more than the leap itself.
- Conclusion
Financial Condition
A solid balance sheet marks recent progress, yet uneven income patterns still draw attention. Profit margins edge upward even as sales figures jump unpredictably from quarter to quarter.
Investment Performance View
- Suitable for moderate-risk investors
Out there, chances to grow aren’t missing - yet how things play out ties closely to what the market does. Sometimes it moves slow, sometimes fast, always on its own terms.
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