Page Industries has posted modest Q2 FY26 growth, with revenue up 3.6 per cent to ₹12,909 million (~$145.5 million) and sales volumes rising 2.5 per cent, though EBITDA and PAT saw slight declines.
H1 performance was stronger, with revenue up 3.3 per cent and healthier margins.
The company expects consumption to improve with GST 2.0, lower lending rates, and e-commerce growth.

As China, Vietnam, Cambodia and Pakistan compete with Bangladesh to grab more share in the EU garment market due to US reciprocal tariffs, experts feel the trend may squeeze margins and undermining profitability of Bangladesh garment exporters.
Other key destinations where garment exports have been diverted include Japan and Canada.
Bangladesh has holding over 20-per cent share in the EU apparel market.

Misto Holdings has reported revenue of 1,088 billion won (~$747 million) in Q3 2025, up 3.7 per cent YoY with operating profit rising 41 per cent to 132 billion won.
Fila’s repositioning and Acushnet’s 7.5 per cent revenue rise supported performance.
A 940-won dividend lifted shareholder returns to 220 billion won (~$151 million), achieving 44 per cent of the firm’s three-year target.

With Japan reportedly reducing its reliance on China, Bangladesh apparel exporters see an opportunity to boost RMG exports to Japan.
The ongoing Bangladesh–Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), expected to conclude by the end of 2025, which aims to lower tariffs and ease trade processes, is expected to give a further boost to Bangladesh’s exports to the lucrative Japanese market.

California’s new climate disclosure laws—SB 253 and SB 261—make emissions and climate-risk reporting mandatory for large companies operating in the state.
With strict timelines and verification rules, textile and apparel sectors must strengthen data systems, engage suppliers, and prepare TCFD-aligned risk reports.
Early compliance will reduce penalties and offer a competitive edge.

The Jordan Chamber of Industry has reached an understanding with entities in Vietnam to pursue joint investments in the latter’s garment industry.
Jordan’s King Abdullah II recently met representatives of leading Vietnamese garment companies.
The discussions explored opportunities to establish integrated industrial ventures between private companies in both countries.

Germany’s swimwear imports for January–August 2025 show a divide between volume and value sourcing.
Asia-Pacific supplied the bulk, driven by cost-efficient production across China, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
Europe maintained a premium edge with higher prices supported by advanced fabrics and design-led collections.
Africa held steady as a nearshore partner benefitting from shorter lead times.

Exports of cut and polished diamonds witnessed a decline of 26.97 per cent at USD 1,025.99 million (Rs 9,071.41 crore) in October compared to USD 1,404.85 million (Rs 11,806.45 crore) recorded in the same period of previous year.

The renowned department store chain, Lifestyle, is on a mission to expand its presence across India by launching 12 to 14 new locations annually. Yet, the journey might encounter obstacles in the coming year, primarily due to a slowdown in the establishment of new premium malls by leading real estate players.

India and the US are close to sealing a landmark trade deal that could ease the steep tariffs imposed by Washington earlier this year, as other Asian apparel export hubs keep a keen eye on the developments.
At a recent White House event, President Donald Trump struck an optimistic tone, noting that Washington and New Delhi were “getting close” to finalising a fair-trade deal.