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Vinod Texworld sourced 43.08% of FY25 purchases, worth Rs 128.3017 crore, from Supplier I while stating it has alternate domestic raw-material sources.
Vinod Texworld cannot accurately summarise two civil cases because official English translations are unavailable, although each disclosed amount is below the Rs 25.30 lakh threshold.
Vinod Texworld reported Rs 9.21 crore FY25 profit after tax but used Rs 11.85 crore in operations as inventory and receivables absorbed cash.
Vinod Texworld plans Rs 18.50 crore of IPO funding for working capital as its projected operating cash cycle rises to 94 days by March 2027.
Vinod Texworld’s CRISIL D rating on Rs 20 crore facilities was reaffirmed in September 2024, alongside an issuer-not-cooperating flag and 95 FY2025 debtor days.
Vinod Teworld Limited reported Rs 201.10 crore of related-party flows in FY25, equal to 59.96% of revenue, led by Vinod Cotfab purchases.
Vinod Texworld’s Rs 76.27 crore guarantee for a promoter-group borrower was 2.38 times its Rs 31.98 crore net worth on March 31, 2025.
India’s process-steam demand is projected to increase 57% from 203,472 TPH in FY26 to 318,853 TPH in FY31, led by pharmaceuticals and textiles.
Steamhouse has a May 2025 pollution-control notice and five pending Fire NOC applications across Gujarat sites, four of which were filed on March 25, 2025.
Steamhouse plans to deploy Rs 180 crore of fresh-issue proceeds for debt repayment in Fiscal 2027 against Rs 400.299 crore of borrowings as of July 2026.
Steamhouse reported Rs 281.62 crore of borrowings at March 2026, while current assets covered only 36% of Rs 336.60 crore in current liabilities.
Steamhouse plans 180 TPH of Gujarat boiler capacity by 2028, backed by Rs 114.13 crore of proposed net proceeds but no placed equipment orders.
Steamhouse India Limited derived 44.62% of Fiscal 2026 operating revenue from coal trading and purchased steam, up from 0.01% in Fiscal 2024.
Vishal Sanwarprasad Budhia’s five promoters hold 99.49% of pre-offer equity, including 8.01% through three private irrevocable trusts established on August 8, 2023.
Vishal Sanwarprasad Budhia’s 76.00% share pledge was released in August 2026, but 176,947,810 shares must be re-pledged if debt repayment timelines are missed.
Steamhouse plans expansion that would raise installed capacity to 4,466,880 TPA despite Fiscal 2026 utilisation of 7.22% at Panoli and 12.13% at Sarigam.
