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Strengthening Textile Manufacturing Through Export Excellence: How VCF-SC Enabled J'Yani Fabrics Pvt. Ltd. to Expand Business and Generate Employment

Sangli, Maharashtra | Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

प्रविष्टि तिथि: 05 AUG 2026 3:43PM by PIB Delhi

The textile manufacturing sector plays a pivotal role in India's economy by generating employment, promoting exports and strengthening domestic manufacturing. However, expanding production capacity and meeting international quality standards require timely financial support. Demonstrating how institutional assistance can transform entrepreneurial aspirations into sustainable enterprises, J'Yani Fabrics Pvt. Ltd., established in Sangli, Maharashtra and led by Mr. Aditya Jede, has emerged as a successful export-oriented terry towel manufacturing unit. The company's growth reflects the transformative impact of the Venture Capital Fund for Scheduled Castes (VCF-SC) under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

J'Yani Fabrics Pvt. Ltd. manufactures premium-quality terry towels with a focus on value addition and export-oriented production. The enterprise has steadily expanded its operations, established a reliable customer base and generated regular income through quality-driven manufacturing. By continuously improving production standards, the company has positioned itself as a competitive player in the textile sector.

Recognising the project's potential to promote manufacturing, exports and employment generation, the Venture Capital Fund for Scheduled Castes (VCF-SC) extended financial assistance of 2.39 crore in 2017 through Venture Capital (Equity + Optionally Convertible Debentures). The financial support strengthened the company's expansion plans, enhanced production capacity and improved overall operational efficiency.

Export-Oriented Terry Towel Manufacturing Unit

The financial assistance enabled the company to expand its existing business operations, strengthen community engagement, improve product quality to international standards and develop an export-oriented manufacturing ecosystem. The project also generated direct and indirect employment opportunities for local people while improving market access, business stability and long-term growth prospects.

The impact of the intervention has been significant. Today, J'Yani Fabrics Pvt. Ltd. has established itself as a financially stronger and sustainable enterprise with enhanced manufacturing capabilities and a steadily growing customer base. The business continues to contribute to local employment while strengthening India's export-oriented textile manufacturing ecosystem.

Reflecting on the journey, Mr. Jede said:

"With the concessional finance under VCF-SC, the business has become sustainable and financially stronger, ensuring long-term growth and stability."

The success of J'Yani Fabrics Pvt. Ltd. demonstrates how targeted financial support under the Venture Capital Fund for Scheduled Castes (VCF-SC) is enabling Scheduled Caste entrepreneurs to establish sustainable manufacturing enterprises that generate employment, strengthen India's export capabilities and contribute to inclusive economic development. By fostering entrepreneurship and supporting business expansion, the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment continues to empower entrepreneurs, create livelihoods and build sustainable futures across the country.

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