Arvind Ltd. is planning an ambitious expansion of its garment business, aiming to increase segment growth from the current 15% to 25% through greenfield investments, capacity expansion and a multi-country manufacturing strategy.

During the Q2 FY27 earnings call, Vice-Chairman Punit Lalbhai said the company is developing plans for large-scale garment investments. However, Arvind intends to first establish consistent execution at its existing 15% growth target before moving towards faster expansion.

Over the next three to four quarters, the company will focus on maximising brownfield expansion opportunities and progressing with one or two greenfield projects. Its garment division reported revenue of ₹577 crore in the September quarter, with volumes exceeding 11 million pieces.

Arvind has recently commissioned Phase I of its garment manufacturing facility in Varanasi with an investment of approximately ₹75 crore. The facility will focus on essentials and knitted products and has an annual revenue potential of ₹250 crore at full utilisation. The company has allocated ₹120–150 crore towards garment-related capital expenditure for FY27.

As part of its international expansion, Arvind has started garment conversion operations in Bangladesh and is preparing to begin denim deliveries from Egypt. Denim jeans, essentials and knitted products are expected to drive future growth as the company strengthens its integrated textile and garment manufacturing capabilities.