Kakatiya Textiles reports Rs 24.68 crore Ravali sales
Key highlights
- Kakatiya Textiles reported Rs 24.68 crore of goods sales to Ravali Spinners in the half year ended 30 September 2026.
- Kakatiya Textiles purchased Rs 15.97 crore of goods from Ravali Spinners, compared with Rs 7.51 crore a year earlier.
- The amount listed under “Amount due to” for Ravali Spinners was Rs 6.74 crore at 30 September 2026, versus Rs 34.02 crore a year earlier.
- Kakatiya Textiles received Rs 3.30 crore of loans from Indian Hair Industries during the 2026 half year.
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Kakatiya Textiles Limited reported Rs 24.68 crore of goods sales to Ravali Spinners Private Limited for the half year ended 30 September 2026, up from Rs 3.41 crore a year earlier, while goods purchases from the same related party reached Rs 15.97 crore. The disclosure was made under Ind AS 24, the related-party accounting standard.
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What did Kakatiya Textiles report with Ravali Spinners?
Kakatiya Textiles disclosed Rs 24.68 crore of goods sales and Rs 15.97 crore of goods purchases with Ravali Spinners for the half year ended 30 September 2026. Ravali Spinners is listed among companies controlled by key management personnel, or KMP, and their relatives in the Ind AS 24 disclosure.
The Rs 24.68 crore goods-sales figure was the largest individual trade transaction shown in the related-party table for the 2026 half year. Kakatiya Textiles also reported Rs 26.29 lakh of job-work charges received from Ravali Spinners, which the filing presents separately from sales of goods.
The filing identifies Indian Hair Industries Private Limited, R.K Hair Products Private Limited, SVR Spinning Mills Private Limited, Raghuveer Infra & Fashions Private Limited and Vanka Agro Industries Private Limited in the same controlled-company category. It does not provide quantities, prices, payment terms or product descriptions for the Rs 24.68 crore of sales or Rs 15.97 crore of purchases.
How did Kakatiya Textiles' Ravali trade change year on year?
Kakatiya Textiles' goods sales to Ravali Spinners increased by Rs 21.27 crore, from Rs 3.41 crore in the half year ended 30 September 2025 to Rs 24.68 crore in the half year ended 30 September 2026. The filing reports the two periods as comparable half-year disclosures.
Goods purchases from Ravali Spinners rose by Rs 8.46 crore over the same comparison, reaching Rs 15.97 crore from Rs 7.51 crore. The source does not attribute the increase to changes in volume, pricing, goods supplied or settlement timing.
The disclosed pattern differed at SVR Spinning Mills. Kakatiya Textiles showed no purchases from SVR Spinning Mills for the half year ended 30 September 2026, after reporting Rs 3.47 crore of purchases in the corresponding 2025 period, while Ravali Spinners purchases increased to Rs 15.97 crore.
Job-work charges received from Ravali Spinners fell to Rs 26.29 lakh in the 2026 half year from Rs 31.95 lakh a year earlier. That Rs 5.66 lakh decrease occurred alongside the Rs 21.27 crore increase in separately reported goods sales.
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What related-party balances did Kakatiya Textiles disclose?
Kakatiya Textiles listed Rs 6.74 crore for Ravali Spinners under its “Amount due to” balances at 30 September 2026, compared with Rs 34.02 crore at 30 September 2025. The table does not provide an ageing schedule or separate the balance into goods, job work, loans or other items.
The filing listed Rs 12.56 crore for R.K Hair Products under the same heading at both 30 September 2026 and 30 September 2025. Indian Hair Industries was listed at Rs 24.29 crore, up from Rs 84 lakh, while SVR Spinning Mills was listed at Rs 3.44 crore, compared with Rs 2.08 crore.
Kakatiya Textiles also listed Rs 2.12 crore due to Vanka Ravindranath at both 30 September 2026 and 30 September 2025. The same balance section separately shows equity and preference share-capital holdings of KMP and their relatives, rather than treating those holdings as transaction balances.
What loans and management links did Kakatiya Textiles disclose?
Kakatiya Textiles disclosed Rs 3.30 crore of loans received from Indian Hair Industries during the half year ended 30 September 2026, against Rs 84 lakh in the corresponding 2025 half year. It also reported Rs 50 lakh of loans repaid to Indian Hair Industries in the 2026 period, with no repayment shown in the prior-year column.
The 2025 half-year disclosure recorded Rs 60 lakh of loans repaid to R.K Hair Products, while the 2026 column showed no amount for that line. The filing does not disclose interest rates, maturity dates, security, opening loan balances or the stated purpose of the Rs 3.30 crore received from Indian Hair Industries.
The KMP list names Vanka Raja Kumari, Vikash Kumar Thakur, Atmakuri Rama Guravaiah and Vanka Ravali. For the half year ended 30 September 2025, Kakatiya Textiles showed remuneration of Rs 67,000 for Vikash Kumar Thakur, Rs 54,000 for Peeyush Sethia and Rs 80,000 for Hari Obula Reddy V; corresponding 2026 amounts are not displayed in those rows.
Conclusion
Kakatiya Textiles' half-year disclosure places Ravali Spinners at the centre of its reported related-party trade for the period ended 30 September 2026, with Rs 24.68 crore of goods sales and Rs 15.97 crore of purchases. The Ravali Spinners amount listed under “Amount due to” declined to Rs 6.74 crore from Rs 34.02 crore, while Indian Hair Industries was listed at Rs 24.29 crore and provided Rs 3.30 crore of loans during the period.
The filing does not disclose a plan, target or scheduled event for the related-party arrangements. It also leaves payment terms, loan terms and the composition of balances such as the Rs 6.74 crore Ravali Spinners amount unspecified, so no scheduled follow-up event is identified in this disclosure.