Small Yarn Goods Company Equity Stake For Sale in Bengaluru, India

The business’s top-selling products include cottonised hemp fiber, hemp-blended yarns, and hemp-blended woven and knitted fabrics. These products are primarily used by textile mills, apparel brands, home-textile manufacturers, and sustainable material buyers in the USA, Europe, and India.
Cottonised hemp fiber is supplied to spinning mills for blending with cotton, viscose, lyocell, and recycled fibers to produce yarns. Hemp-blended yarns are used by fabric manufacturers to produce apparel, denim, home textiles, and technical textiles. Finished hemp-blended fabrics are purchased directly by brands and manufacturers for sustainable clothing, uniforms, upholstery, and eco-friendly textile applications.
In addition to products, the business offers contract processing and custom cottonisation services for international clients supplying raw hemp fiber, enabling them to convert fiber into market-ready textile intermediates without incurring additional trade tariffs. Tangible assets:
Small manufacturing factory plant in Bangalore.
4 decorticators, each costing INR 7 lakh (USD 7,800).
2 treatment tanks, each costing INR 5 lakh (USD 5,500).
Container vessel costing INR 30 thousand (USD 330).

Intangible assets:
GST certificate.
IP (Pending).
Promoter expertise & know-how.
Private limited entity.
International business relationships: 
Strategic collaboration with U. S. -based hemp fiber suppliers and ongoing relationships with international textile buyers and brands.
Market access & client pipeline: 
Active buyer discussions, export inquiries, and commercial negotiations for cottonized hemp fiber, blended yarns, and fabrics.
Process knowledge & SOPs: Quality standards and operating procedures for export-grade hemp textile intermediates.
Regulatory & trade understanding: 
Strong knowledge of import-export procedures, customs, compliance, and tariff-optimized cross-border manufacturing models.
Scalable business model: 
Asset-light sourcing combined with value-added processing in India, enabling high-margin exports and long-term scalability.

In addition to the existing asset, we have planned to acquire the following assets post-investment:
* Processing machinery (Planned): 
Hemp fiber opening, cleaning, chemical/enzymatic treatment systems, washing units, drying systems, cottonization lines, carding machines, and baling/packing equipment.
* Material handling & utilities (planned): 
Conveyors, forklifts, fiber storage racks, air handling systems, water treatment and recycling systems, power distribution infrastructure, and quality testing equipment.
* Inventory (operational phase): 
Imported raw hemp fiber, processed cottonized fiber, hemp-blended yarns, and fabric stock held for export and domestic dispatch.
* Office & factory infrastructure: 
Office furniture, IT hardware, ERP systems (when implemented), and factory utilities required for day-to-day operations. Currently, we are operating from a 14,000 sq. ft. facility, which is a personally owned property.

The proposed facility will be an industrial-grade hemp fiber processing and cottonization unit with a built-up area of approximately 20,000–30,000 sq. ft. designed for efficient material flow from raw fiber intake to finished product dispatch. The facility will be a single-floor shed with high ceiling clearance, suitable for heavy textile machinery, fiber drying, carding, and packaging operations.

The unit is planned to be established in a leased industrial premises with provision for long-term lease (5–9 years) to support stable operations and future capacity expansion. The location will offer good port connectivity, power availability, water access, and compliance with export-oriented manufacturing requirements.
The layout allows for scalable expansion, including additional cottonization lines, yarn preparation, and fabric processing based on market demand. The business is self-funded by the promoters and has no outstanding loans or debt obligations.
The company has 4 directors and 4 additional shareholders, with the promoter and another director holding a majority stake of 90%.