SBC Exports Secures ₹17.56 Crore Export Order from Dubai-Based HUXXE Readymade Garments
SBC Exports Limited has received an export order worth ₹17.56 crore from HUXXE Readymade Garments Trading LLC in Dubai. The order includes T-shirts, trousers, and shorts, to be executed within a year from August 14, 2025. This deal is expected to contribute to the company's revenue in the current financial year and support its projected 15-20% annual growth in export turnover. Payment terms include a 90-day period, transactions in US dollars, and insurance and freight costs covered by HUXXE. The company confirmed no promoter group interest in HUXXE and compliance with regulatory requirements.
25Jun 25
SBC Exports Secures $1.25 Million Repeat Order from Dubai Wholesaler
SBC Exports has received a repeat order worth $1.25 million (approximately ₹10.40 crore) from Gawgee Brothers Wholesalers, a Dubai-based company. This order highlights SBC Exports' strong presence in the Middle Eastern market and demonstrates the company's ability to maintain international partnerships. The repeat nature of the order suggests client satisfaction and could potentially boost SBC Exports' revenue, market reputation, and business stability.
21May 25
SBC EXPORTS Reports Strong Q4 Performance with 60% Surge in Net Profit
SBC EXPORTS announced impressive Q4 financial results, with revenue increasing by 38.96% to ₹963.00 crore and net profit soaring by 60% to ₹40.00 crore year-over-year. EBITDA grew by 6.90% to ₹62.00 crore, although the EBITDA margin declined to 6.46% from 8.35%. The company's performance demonstrates significant growth in revenue and profitability, despite facing some pressure on operational efficiency.
11Mar 25
SBC Export Announces 1:2 Bonus Share Issue, Boosting Shareholder Value
SBC Export's board has approved a bonus share issue in the ratio of 1:2, offering shareholders one additional share for every two shares held. This move aims to reward existing investors and potentially enhance stock liquidity. The bonus issue could increase shareholders' holdings by 50% without additional cost, potentially improve market liquidity, and signal the company's confidence in its future prospects. While the number of shares will increase, the immediate value of shareholders' stakes remains unchanged.