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Credit Rating (CRISIL)
CRISIL BB-/Stable
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Rated: 31 May 2014
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Financials (FY2024)
Source: CRISILInvestment Thesis
Pashupati Polytex Private Limited is a small-scale recycled polyester and synthetic textiles manufacturer in Kashipur, Uttarakhand, operating in a sector with strong sustainability-driven demand tailwinds. While the recycled polyester market is growing, the company faces intense competition in a fragmented industry and has limited public transparency. Its value lies in its operational presence in a future-oriented sustainability segment, but scale and differentiation remain key challenges.
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Business Segments
Recycled Polyester Staple Fiber (RPSF)
Manufacturing recycled polyester staple fiber from PET bottle flakes and PET waste for use in spinning, non-wovens, and filling applications in the textile industry
Synthetic Textiles / Yarn
Production of synthetic polyester-based textiles, yarn, or related products for the North Indian textile market
Revenue Model
Pashupati Polytex generates revenue by procuring post-consumer PET waste and bottles, processing them into recycled polyester staple fiber (RPSF) or yarn, and selling to textile spinners, non-woven manufacturers, and synthetic fabric producers. Revenue is volume-driven with margins dependent on the spread between PET waste procurement costs and RPSF selling prices. Demand is driven by textile industry production cycles and global ESG-driven demand for recycled fiber content.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
Global apparel brands' commitment to 100% recycled polyester content by 2025-2030 driving demand for certified RPSF
India's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for PET plastics creating formalized recycling incentives
Growing North Indian textile industry demand for recycled fiber as sustainability regulations tighten
Government promotion of recycling under Swachh Bharat and plastic waste management policies
Recent Developments
No material public announcements found. Pashupati Polytex continues to operate as a recycled polyester and synthetic textiles manufacturer in Kashipur, Uttarakhand, serving North Indian textile sector customers.
2024-01Comparable Companies
INDORAMA · ~₹1,500 Cr (listed)
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About Pashupati Polytex
Pashupati Polytex Private Limited is a rapidly growing manufacturer in India's recycled polyester and synthetic textile space. Incorporated on 22 June 2009, the company has established itself as a significant producer of woven fabrics and bags, recycled polyester staple fibre (RPSF), synthetic yarns, master batches, and polyester chips. Headquartered in Kashipur, Uttarakhand, the company benefits from proximity to synthetic fibre manufacturing clusters in the region. The Goenka family, including directors Vishnu Prakash Goenka, Bankey Bihari Goenka, Piyush Kumar Goenka, Pallavi Goenka and Manisha Goenka, drives the business strategy and operations. Pashupati Polytex has delivered impressive revenue growth, with FY2024 revenues of approximately ₹487 Crore representing a 51% year-on-year surge. This growth trajectory reflects the company's aggressive capacity expansion and strong end-market demand for recycled polyester products. Despite revenue growth, EBITDA declined 17.96% in FY2024, suggesting margin pressure likely from raw material cost inflation and capacity ramp-up costs. The company's authorized share capital stands at ₹64.35 Crore with paid-up capital of ₹50.28 Crore, indicating a well-capitalized balance sheet relative to its revenue scale. Book networth grew 9.52% in FY2024, reflecting retained earnings generation even in a margin-compressed year. Pashupati Polytex serves multiple end-markets. Its woven bags and fabrics go to agriculture, packaging, and industrial customers. Recycled polyester staple fibre is supplied to textile spinners. Synthetic yarns serve garment manufacturers. The company operates as a responsible player in the circular economy, converting waste PET bottles and plastics into useful textile raw materials. With 86 employees as of May 2025, the company punches above its headcount with high revenue-per-employee productivity. The company received a credit rating from Infomerics Ratings, a SEBI-registered credit rating agency, indicating formal assessment of its creditworthiness — a positive governance signal for a private limited company. The company's registered address at Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh differs from its operational base in Kashipur, Uttarakhand, suggesting the company may have administrative and manufacturing locations across multiple states.
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Industry Tailwinds
Global apparel brands' commitment to 100% recycled polyester content by 2025-2030 driving demand for certified RPSF
India's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for PET plastics creating formalized recycling incentives
Growing North Indian textile industry demand for recycled fiber as sustainability regulations tighten
Government promotion of recycling under Swachh Bharat and plastic waste management policies
Industry Headwinds
Entry of large-scale, integrated recycled polyester manufacturers with superior technology and economies of scale
Quality consistency challenges in sourcing PET waste affecting fiber quality and customer acceptance
Global slowdown in textile demand impacting RPSF volume offtake
EBITDA declined 17.96% in FY2024 even as revenue grew 51%, indicating margin pressure
Source: Company Financial Filings
Registered address in Gorakhpur differs from operational base in Kashipur — administrative discrepancy
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Fully family-owned and governed with limited external board oversight
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Availability and quality of post-consumer PET waste for recycling is dependent on collection networks; seasonal and regional supply disruptions can impact production.
India's recycled polyester sector has hundreds of small manufacturers, particularly in Surat (Gujarat); intense price competition limits pricing power for smaller producers.
Recycled polyester prices are indirectly linked to crude oil (virgin polyester benchmark); oil price rallies increase virgin polyester prices benefiting rPET pricing, while oil falls compress margins.
Plastics recycling operations must comply with Ministry of Environment guidelines, Plastic Waste Management Rules, and Uttarakhand pollution control board requirements.
As a private limited company with no ISIN, investor exit in the unlisted market is extremely restricted; valuations may not reflect intrinsic business value.
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2008/2009: Incorporated as Pashupati Polytex Private Limited in Kashipur, Uttarakhand under CIN U37100UP2009PTC105373
Established recycled polyester manufacturing operations in Kashipur Integrated Industrial Estate, Uttarakhand
Developed customer relationships with North Indian textile industry for recycled polyester staple fiber supply
Operates in the growing Indian recycled polyester sector, serving sustainability-focused textile manufacturers
Pashupati Group promoters (Kashipur, Uttarakhand-based family promoters)