Spunweb Nonwoven

About the Company

Spunweb Nonwoven is a manufacturer of polypropylene spunbond nonwoven fabrics, serving industries including hygiene, healthcare, packaging, and agriculture. The company operates through two manufacturing facilities in Gujarat with a combined installed production capacity of 32,640 MT, making it one of the largest manufacturers in India’s spunbond nonwoven fabric industry. The company’s product portfolio includes hydrophobic, hydrophilic, super soft, UV treated, antistatic, and FR treated nonwoven fabrics available in widths of 1.6m, 2.6m, and 3.2m with GSM ranging from 7 to 150. Products are offered in over 20 colors with customization options and value-added services including coatings, slitting, printing, and sheet cutting. Spunweb serves both domestic and international markets, catering to over 485 domestic customers and 20 international customers across countries including the USA, UAE, Italy, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.

Strengths

• The company is among India’s largest spunbond fabric manufacturers with sector-specific lines.
• Industry-focused provider of tailored spunbond fabric solutions across diverse applications.
• Long-standing customer relationships across sectors and geographies support revenue stability.
• Advanced spunbond and clean room tech enable quality, hygiene-focused manufacturing processes.
• Experienced promoters and management team drive consistent growth and execution.
• Strong in-house quality checks ensure consistent standards and customer satisfaction.
• The company has had consistent revenue and profit growth over recent years.

Risks

• High supplier dependence without long-term contracts may disrupt operations.
• High revenue dependence on key customers may impact stability.
• Suboptimal capacity utilisation may limit growth and reduce profitability.
• Inadequate working capital may disrupt operations and strain finances.
• High domestic revenue concentration exposes business to local market risks.
• Sustained negative cash flows may impact liquidity and growth plans.
• Competitive pricing pressures may impact margins and market share.