Garware Technical Fibres Limited · NSE:GARFIBRES
Garware Technical Fibres — Investor Presentation (March 2026)
36 slides from Garware Technical Fibres's investor presentation, Mar 8, 2026
Slide 1: Garware Technical Fibres investor presentation cover letter
GARWARE TECHNICAL FIBRES GTFL:SEC:2026 March 08, 2026 BSE Limited Corporate Relationship Department, New Trading Ring, Rotunda Building, P. J. Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai 400001. (Company code: 509557) National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. Exchange Plaza, Plot No. C/1, 'G' Block, Bandra-Kurla
Slide 2: Better Ideas in Action
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Slide 3: Leading Player in the field of Technical Textiles
Leading Player in the field of Technical Textiles Public Listed Company – BSE & NSE Patents : 101 filed, 29 granted 20,000 SKUs High skilled R&D team Established in 1976 Debt free – Strong financial stability Top 50 Large India's Best - Long term rating AA+ Workplaces (ICRA) Building a Culture of In
Slide 4: Our Mission
OUR MISSION “To Provide innovative, application focused solutions to enhance value of our customers globally” 03
Slide 5: Our Values
Our Values Ownership Improve Bond Enhance Own the process of Continuously Improve our Enhance our Family Bond Enhance Stake Holder Value delivering results with the Products & Services to with the Employees & through Profitable Growth Entrepreneurial Spirit and joy become preferred Partner of Busine
Slide 6: Global Presence
Global Presence Canada Norway UK USA Spain India Chile Australia 05
Slide 7: Business Update
Business Update 06
Slide 8: Aquaculture Business
Aquaculture Business 07
Slide 9: Application focused Solutions for Aquaculture
Application focused Solutions for Aquaculture Lice Skirts • X12 Lice Skirts • X12 V2 lice skirt CAGES • Sea Lice Treatment Tarps Knotless Nets • X12 AB Algal Bloom Tarp • STAR NG • Recyclable Lice Shield • V2 Nets • V4 Nets • KNX netting Mooring Ropes • Plateena Neo • X2 Aqua Mooring Ropes Braided N
Slide 10: HDPE Netting Solutions
HDPE Netting Solutions Addressing Key Challenges Focus on Key Properties • Strength retention over a longer period of • Fish Escapes - New Regulation time • Bio Fouling Management • Stiffness • Predation • Reduction in Divers Time • Innovative net solution to reduce divers time • Fouling resistance
Slide 11: ~30,000 Cage nets
STAR Sapphire Pioneer in HDPE Cage Net Solutions Ultra Core & Seal Pro V2 Nets More than ~ 30,000 Cage nets V4 Nets Supplied Globally since 2010 X18 Sapphire CFR V2 Max Pro 010
Slide 12: Salmon Industry
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Slide 13: Global Salmon Consumption
Global Salmon Consumption • The value of salmon sold has increased by 98% from 2014 to 2024 • 8% demand CAGR past 10 years vs 3% supply growth • Demand Grew by 10% in 2025 • Industry expects low global supply growth in 2026 • This highlights the strong underlying demand for salmon. *Source Mowi Hand
Slide 14: Global Salmon Supply
Global Salmon Supply • Wild catch of salmonids varies between 450,000 and 1,000,000 tonnes GWT, whereas farmed salmonids are increasing. • The total supply of all farmed salmonids was 2.8 million tonnes (GWT) in 2024 *Source Mowi Handbook 2025 013
Slide 15: Top Salmon Markets by size
Top 10 Salmon Markets by size • In the 10 largest markets by country, consumption per capita varies from 0.1 kg WFE to 3.8 kg WFE in France, which is high. • In Norway, Sweden and Finland, consumption per capita is between 6-8 kg WFE. This means that there is significant growth potential among the l
Slide 16: Salmon Prices trend
Salmon Prices trend Demand Supply Glut • Good demand in the quarter (~8% growth) on 8% increased consumption –stable prices • Europe: Good retail demand across all key markets • US: Strong growth in pre-packed volumes and e-commerce continues • Asia: Continued increased volumes directed to Asia on g
Slide 17: Value Added Ropes
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Slide 18: VAR business of GTFL
VAR business of GTFL Products: UHMWPE, Fabricated Slings, High Strength Polyolefin (X2) Application Segments: Mooring, Towing, Offshore, Transmission, Defense. Customer segments: Ship management companies, Tug boat operators, Transmission companies etc. Highlights: • OTS acquisition strengthens our
Slide 19: OTS: Ropes Are In Both Our DNA
OTS : Ropes Are In Both Our DNA OTS has been strong addition to our portfolio Delivered Planned financial performance in 2025 ROCE & EPS positive for GTFL Next Steps – Shared Future • Near-term priorities • Opportunities to collaborate and expand 018
Slide 20: Geosynthetics
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Slide 21: Geosynthetics – A Brief Overview
Geosynthetics – A Brief Overview Geosynthetics are polymer-based materials used in infrastructure solutions for environmental friendliness and lower overall cost Slope Protection works for a project Roads Railways Airports Coastal Protection works for a project Ports 020
Slide 22: Geosynthetics – Growth
Geosynthetics – Growth High Growth Rate continues through Slope protection and Exports . Key Growth Drivers Rockfall Protection works for a project in state of Jharkhand Slope Protection Land fill & lining International Business Coastal Protection works for a project in State of Gujarat 021
Slide 23: Geosynthetics – Highlights
Geosynthetics – Highlights • Strong Topline and profit growth continues in F26 as well • Strong performance in Rockfall & Landfill & Lining business segments • Foucs on Domestic and Export • Big order wins strengthened visibility for next year 022
Slide 24: GEO Division – Recent Projects
GEO Division – Recent Projects Slope Protection works Slope Protection works Slope Protection works 023
Slide 25: GEO Division – Recent Projects
GEO Division – Recent Projects Rock Fall Barrier Works Slope Retaining Works Slope Protection Works 024
Slide 26: Geosynthetics Forward Path – Driving Growth in Strategic Segments
Geosynthetics Forward Path – Driving Growth in Strategic Segments Railways: FY27 Indian Railways capex of ₹2.8 lakh crore opens opportunities for GTFL geosynthetics in track bed reinforcement and ballast reduction. Landfill & Lining: Stricter hazardous waste and landfill compliance norms are expecte
Slide 27: Sustainability
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Slide 28: Our Path to Carbon Neutral
Our Path to Carbon Neutral 65% 25% of power from reduction in water renewable sources consumption 65% 35% of waste produced is is sold to other recycled recyclers 24% 25% reduction in GHG reduction in fossil emission fuel consumption 027
Slide 29: CSR Initiatives by GTFL
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Slide 30: Garware Youth Development Centre - Wai
Garware Youth Development Centre - Wai Dream Project Started in Oct 2023 Implementation Partner: Seva Sahayog Foundation Objectives: • Skill development of the youth from underprivileged population of Wai • To improve employability & earning potential • Guidance & Support for placement & entrepreneu
Slide 31: Garware Youth Development Centre - Wai
Garware Youth Development Centre - Wai Electrician Course CNC MC Operator Accounting & Tally 030
Slide 32: Garware Youth Development Centre - Wai
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Slide 33: Leadership at GTFL
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Slide 34: Experienced Management Team
Experienced Management Team Mr. Vayu R Garware Mr. Shujaul Rehman Mr. Shashank Gupta Chairman & Managing Director Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer •Graduate from Wharton Business •Over two decades of experience in •More than 20 years of valuable School, USA FMCG sector experience in t
Slide 35: Experienced Management Team
Experienced Management Team Mr. Tiru Kulkarni DR. Sanjay Charati Mr. Vivek Kulkarni COO- Geo-Synthetics President & Head of R&D President –Operations • Over two decades of extensive • More than 30 years of Global •More than 30 years of valuable understanding of the global geo Technology Development
Slide 36: Better Ideas in Action
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