A Continued Analytical Discussion on Disparity and Growth of Profitability of the Textile Industry

Authors

  • Anis Ali
  • Abdullah Faisal Silawi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51983/ijiss-2026.16.2.03

Keywords:

Textile Industry, Profitability, Industry, ANOVA, Profitability Disparity, Operational Efficiency

Abstract

The operational outcomes and financial stability of business organizations are disclosed in their financial statements. The profitability trend is revealed by the business organization's historical study. Conversely, the mutual study of an industry's businesses identifies the shared tendency that outlines the sector's expansion or development within the economy. The Indian economy's most widely recognized sector, the textile industry, is crucial to its growth and development. The study aimed to determine the differences and growth in the profit-earning capacity of the leading Indian textile companies using secondary data that was gathered from their websites. Ten prominent Indian textile firms have been chosen for the study and interpretation of the profitability growth and discrepancy among the leading 10 Indian textile companies from 2012 to 2024. To determine profitability and differences in financial performance, statistical tools and financial ratios are used. The key findings of the study reveal significant variations in the profitability and growth patterns (rs =-0.006) of the leading Indian textile companies. The smaller Indian textile enterprises are substantially more profitable than the larger (PBDIT of smaller Indian Textile ≥ 17.72), most prominent Indian textile companies. It is common for the leading Indian textile companies' Return on Capital Employed profitability to fluctuate (ROCEmax-min = 40.90). The bigger, most well-known textile companies, on the other hand, have more variable norms of profitability regarding total resources and capital utilized (ROAmax-min = 22.16). By keeping production costs under control, avoiding abnormal production factors, and making the best use of the company's resources, the anomalies of profitability variability and low profitability rate in the larger Indian textile enterprises can be improved. These findings provide a deeper understanding of the Indian textile industry and offer insights for improving operational efficiency and profitability, especially among large companies in the industry.

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Published

05-06-2026

How to Cite

Ali, A., & Silawi, A. F. (2026). A Continued Analytical Discussion on Disparity and Growth of Profitability of the Textile Industry. Indian Journal of Information Sources and Services, 16(2), 19–28. https://doi.org/10.51983/ijiss-2026.16.2.03