Pearl Global Bets on Capacity Expansion with ₹250 Crore FY27 Outlay.

Apparel exporter Pearl Global Industries plans to invest ₹200-250 crore in the current financial year to expand manufacturing capacity and strengthen its global production network as it targets becoming a ₹6,000-crore company by 2028.

Managing Director Pallab Banerjee said the proposed investment would be focused on infrastructure creation and capacity enhancement across multiple geographies where the company operates.

“Last year, we committed ₹250 crore and those projects are currently under progress. This year again, we have committed ₹200-250 crore towards growth and infrastructure building,” Banerjee told businessline.

Pearl Global recently crossed ₹5,000 crore in annual revenue and is looking to build on its scale through continued investments in manufacturing capabilities.

The company operates apparel manufacturing facilities across India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Indonesia and Guatemala, with a combined installed capacity of more than 100 million pieces, including partner factories. Bangladesh remains its largest manufacturing base with capacity of around 59 million pieces, while India accounts for nearly 26 million pieces.

Pearl Global supplies apparel to several international fashion brands, including Gap Inc., Zara, Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein.