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Financials (FY2024)
Investment Thesis
Hind Syntex Limited is a 44-year-old synthetic textile manufacturer in severe financial distress, as evidenced by its Rs 0.05 share price. While India's synthetic textile sector has long-term growth potential, this company's near-dormant status, small scale, and capital constraints make a turnaround highly uncertain. It represents a high-risk, speculative unlisted investment.
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Business Segments
Synthetic Yarn Manufacturing
Production of synthetic yarn including polyester, nylon, or viscose yarn used in weaving and knitting fabrics for garment and home textile industries
Textile Fabric Production
Weaving or processing of synthetic and blended textile fabrics for the domestic apparel market
Revenue Model
Hind Syntex Limited earns revenue primarily from sale of synthetic yarn and textile products to garment manufacturers, fabric traders, and textile processors. Revenue depends on production volumes, polyester and chemical feedstock input costs, and realisation prices in the competitive synthetic yarn market. Given the distressed share price, current revenues are likely minimal.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
India's textile PLI scheme could provide incentives for revival if the company can qualify and invest
Growing domestic demand for synthetic yarn driven by fast fashion and garment exports
Potential acquisition or merger with a larger textile group seeking Madhya Pradesh manufacturing capacity
Low-cost Madhya Pradesh location could be leveraged if operations are revived with modern technology
Industry Tailwinds
Recent Developments
India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for textiles, worth Rs 10,683 crore, aims to boost man-made fibre and technical textile production; applicable to qualifying manufacturers in the synthetic segment.
2023Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) and mono-ethylene glycol (MEG) prices surged in 2022 following crude oil volatility, severely compressing margins for synthetic yarn manufacturers.
2022Comparable Companies
RELIANCE · ~Rs 18,00,000 Cr
SRF · ~Rs 35,000 Cr
Frequently Asked Questions
About Hind Syntex Limited
Hind Syntex Limited is a Madhya Pradesh-based synthetic textile manufacturer incorporated on 3 December 1980. With CIN L17118MP1980PLC001697, the company manufactures polyester yarn, viscose blended yarn, polyester sewing threads, and industrial yarn. The company is listed on BSE (BSE: 503881) and NSE (NSE: HINDSYNTEX) though trading is limited due to financial distress. Hind Syntex is currently under Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) following accumulated financial distress. The company has massive secured debt with Allahabad Bank charges of Rs 317.8 crore and Rs 221.2 crore, totaling over Rs 538 crore in bank debt. Historical financials show severe distress in FY2019 with net worth declining 149.1% and revenue declining 42.71%. Key directors include Balesh Kumar Bagree and Viveck Somiah Crishna. The company's Madhya Pradesh manufacturing operations have been affected by the insolvency proceedings. Any investment in Hind Syntex shares carries extreme risk of near-total capital loss given the CIRP status and scale of bank debt.
Key Milestones
1980: Company incorporated as a Public Limited Company in Madhya Pradesh; CIN L17118MP1980PLC001697
1980s: Established manufacturing operations in Kurawar, Madhya Pradesh during India's textile sector expansion under License Raj
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India's textile PLI scheme could provide incentives for revival if the company can qualify and invest
Growing domestic demand for synthetic yarn driven by fast fashion and garment exports
Potential acquisition or merger with a larger textile group seeking Madhya Pradesh manufacturing capacity
Low-cost Madhya Pradesh location could be leveraged if operations are revived with modern technology
Industry Headwinds
Company may be beyond revival given sustained penny stock price and likely accumulated losses
Modernisation capital requirement is substantial and unlikely to be available given distressed status
Competition from large integrated polyester producers with significant cost advantages
Regulatory and environmental compliance backlog could create obstacles to revival
The share price of Rs 0.05 indicates severe financial stress. The company may have accumulated significant losses, debt, or may be in a state of reduced operations or winding-down.
Source: IBBI / MCA Public Records
Synthetic yarn production depends on petrochemical inputs like PTA and MEG; crude oil price volatility directly impacts cost structures and margins.
Source: Company Financial Filings
India's synthetic textile sector is dominated by large integrated players like Reliance Industries (polyester yarn), Indorama, and Rajasthan Spinning & Weaving Mills, creating severe competitive pressure for small operators.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Synthetic textile manufacturing generates effluents that are subject to MPPCB (Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board) regulations; non-compliance can result in closures.
Source: Regulatory Filings
Unlisted status and distressed financial condition significantly limit access to bank credit, equity capital, and working capital required for revival.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
The share price of Rs 0.05 indicates severe financial stress. The company may have accumulated significant losses, debt, or may be in a state of reduced operations or winding-down.
Synthetic yarn production depends on petrochemical inputs like PTA and MEG; crude oil price volatility directly impacts cost structures and margins.
India's synthetic textile sector is dominated by large integrated players like Reliance Industries (polyester yarn), Indorama, and Rajasthan Spinning & Weaving Mills, creating severe competitive pressure for small operators.
Synthetic textile manufacturing generates effluents that are subject to MPPCB (Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board) regulations; non-compliance can result in closures.
Unlisted status and distressed financial condition significantly limit access to bank credit, equity capital, and working capital required for revival.
1990s: Navigated post-liberalisation competition from imports and larger mills
2000s: Continued operations in synthetic yarn segment as India's textile sector consolidated
2018: Annual report filings showed no subsidiaries and indicated Shailja Haldia as Executive Director
2020s: Company in likely distressed or dormant state given Rs 0.05 share price