Groyyo, South Asia’s fastest-growing manufacturing tech and consulting company, has achieved a major profitability milestone, reporting a profit-after-tax (PAT) positive position in Q1 FY 2025-26 with INR 4 crore in profit-before-tax (PBT). For the full year, the company projects revenue of INR 900 crore supported by a robust order pipeline and an estimated INR 25 crore in absolute PBT.
With a network of over 500 MSME factories across India, Bangladesh, and the Middle East, Groyyo partners with leading international brands including Next, Mango, Inditex (Zara parent), Ross, and the Bestseller Group. Currently, the company exports 100% of its output, with 50–60% directed to the UK, where growth is expected to accelerate with the Free Trade Agreement (FTA). To strengthen resilience against tariffs, Groyyo has expanded operations into Sri Lanka and reinforced supply hubs in Vietnam and Cambodia.
The company has redefined small-batch, fast-turnaround production by cutting lead times in half and enabling minimum order quantities as low as 600 pieces without compromising quality. Its innovation-driven arms, Groyyo Design Studio and Groyyo Consulting, fuel its growth. The Design Studio leverages in-house creative expertise and recently launched AI-enabled real-time design curation and 3D try-ons. Groyyo Consulting has improved efficiency by 23–25% in apparel factories across India and Bangladesh, significantly boosting productivity.
Groyyo has also invested in workforce development, delivering over 300,000 training hours to trainers and assessors. Women represent 37% of trainees, reflecting the company’s commitment to inclusivity and empowerment in the apparel sector.
Commenting on the achievement, Subin Mitra, CEO & Co-founder of Groyyo, said: “Key trade deals like the FTA with the UK – which is our largest market, combined with strengthening of our team and supply chain in Vietnam & Srilanka leaves us quite optimistic to hit our FY 26 milestones.”
Additionally, Groyyo has been expanding its leadership team with strategic senior hires, reinforcing its long-term growth ambitions.
