Tuni Textile Mills says it has secured three domestic purchase orders worth a combined base value of about ₹295.13 million to ₹301.73 million (excluding GST). The orders cover roughly 1.975 million metres of woven shirting and finished fabrics, including poly cotton and fabrics with higher cotton content, and other specified finished fabric requirements. The company starts delivery testing, with shipments scheduled over 60 to 120 days.
The orders were received in September and involve customers including Northakross Syntex, Sharda Corporation and Disha Clothings. Northakross Syntex places the largest order for about 1 million metres of finished fabric, expected to be completed by January 5, 2027, while Sharda Corporation orders about 575,000 metres and Disha Clothings about 400,000 metres. Outlets also note that the combined volume is close to Tuni’s stated annual manufacturing capacity of 2 million metres, though the orders may be fulfilled through a mix of in-house production, job work, sourcing and trading depending on specifications and schedules.
In addition to order information, one report mentions Tuni’s approval of a rights issue of up to 489.87 million shares to raise up to ₹489.87 million. Both reports describe the order size and product categories, while details such as per-order value breakdowns and profit or margin impacts are not specified.