Riba Textiles’ recent and ongoing capacity expansion plan, as per latest public disclosures, is as follows:

1. Current installed capacity (FY 2024–25)

- Integrated terry towel and tufted rug facility at Chidana, Haryana, with ~8,000 tons per annum annual capacity, spread over ~16 acres and 4,00,000 sq. ft of built-up area. (ribatextiles.com)

2. Capex already deployed in FY 2024–25 (year ended 31 March 2025)

- ₹11.63 crore invested in new plant & machinery specifically “to augment production capacity and meet anticipated demand growth.” (ribatextiles.com)

- Focus areas include higher-capacity dyeing and modern looms, along with energy-efficient equipment and solar capacity, aimed at higher throughput and lower per‑unit cost. (ribatextiles.com)

3. Land acquisition for future expansion

- ₹2.78 crore spent on acquiring additional land, described as “strategically located to facilitate future capacity additions, including weaving and processing units,” to enable quick scale-up without land-procurement delays. (ribatextiles.com)

4. Planned capacity expansion in FY 2025–26 (current year)

- The FY 2024–25 Annual Report clearly sets out:

- Planned investment of ~₹14 crore in FY 2025–26,

- Purpose: “Weaving capacity expansion” through further plant & machinery additions. (ribatextiles.com)

- This weaving-focused capex is part of the company’s export-led growth roadmap and is intended to increase loom capacity and support higher value-added home textile products.

5. Overall tonnage ramp-up (analyst commentary)

- Recent result analyses for FY 2025–26 (Q2 and Q4) note that Riba is in the midst of expanding its annual production capacity from about 7,000 tonnes to 12,000 tonnes, with this ramp-up pegged to the FY 2024–25 / FY 2025–26 capex cycle. (marketsmojo.com)

- Put together with the Annual Report, this implies that the medium‑term plan is to move toward ~12,000 TPA capacity, driven largely by weaving and related machinery additions.

6. Older expansion already executed (historical)

- Around five years back, the company had an expansion at its existing Chidana unit by adding 8 airjet looms and allied machinery plus additional packing area; this project is already implemented and forms part of the current integrated facility. (newsonprojects.com)

Where to see the details:

- Riba Textiles’ latest Annual Report (FY 2024–25, AGM dated 27 September 2025) is available on the company’s investor relations section and the BSE website; the planned weaving-capacity capex and land-acquisition details are captured in the Directors’ Report and MD&A. (ribatextiles.com)

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