Dun & Bradstreet publication carries interview of President on exports, capacity and growth priorities
Faze Three has told the exchanges that Dun & Bradstreet's publication 'Business Enterprises of Tomorrow: The AI Moment for India's MSMEs' carries an interview of its President, Vishnu Anand.
- Installed capacity
- INR 1,650 crore
- Capacity utilisation
- 55–60% utilization
- Exports share of revenue
- exports being over 90% of revenue
- Manufacturing footprint
- eight factories and 45–100 day lead times
- Customer concentration
- No single customer is above 15% of revenue in general
What the company informed the exchanges
Faze Three Limited has informed BSE and NSE that Dun & Bradstreet has released its publication titled Business Enterprises of Tomorrow: The AI Moment for India's MSMEs, in which an interview of Mr. Vishnu Anand, President of the Company, has been published. The update encloses an extract of that interview.
What the interview extract says
- The company is vertically integrated from yarn to finished goods across eight factories, and builds only against confirmed orders.
- It takes a concept from first sketch to first shipment in 45–100 days.
- Exports are over 90% of revenue, with four decades of relationships with its top 15 accounts — including Walmart, Target, TJMaxx group, Action, Lidl, Costco, Williams Sonoma, JYSK and Sainsbury's.
- No single customer is above 15% of revenue in general.
- The spread across the US, UK and Europe is described as keeping the business steady through cycles, with growth funded entirely from internal accruals at conservative gearing.
- Investments mentioned include 7 MW captive rooftop solar, PNG for processing and Li-ion electric handling.
- In home textiles, China-plus-one is called the strongest tailwind in a decade, particularly in polyester/MMF, where China still holds 65% of the market.
- Installed capacity is INR 1,650 crore, running at 55–60% utilization; the company says it can nearly double volume with limited further capex, with PLI support from FY28.
- In automotive textiles, the same MMF and technical-fabric capability is being taken into a higher-value segment; in sustainable textiles, recycled and eco-friendly options keep being added.
- The stated aim is to double volumes roughly every four years, in categories where it can replace Chinese product for long-standing customers, excluding sheets and towels.
How to read this
This update is an intimation about the publication of an interview in a third-party publication, and the extract accompanying it is what the company has placed on record with the exchanges. The operational and capacity figures above are as stated in that published interview extract.
More numbers
- Number of factories (vertically integrated)eight
- Lead time from first sketch to first shipment45–100 days
- Exports as share of revenueover 90%
- Number of top accounts with four decades of relationships15
- Ceiling on any single customer's share of revenue15%
- Captive rooftop solar capacity7 MW
- China's share of the polyester/MMF market65%
- Installed capacityINR 1,650 crore
- Capacity utilization55–60%
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