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Rajiv Ranjan Joins Vardhman Apparels as Senior Manager – Operations

Rajiv Ranjan Joins Vardhman Apparels as Senior Manager – Operations

Rajiv Ranjan has announced his new role as Senior Manager – Operations at Vardhman Apparels (a unit of Vardhman Textiles Limited), one of India’s leading integrated textile conglomerates. In his new position, Rajiv will oversee key operational functions, driving efficiency, quality, and innovation across apparel manufacturing processes at the company’s Ludhiana facility.

With an extensive background in manufacturing, operations, and industrial engineering, Rajiv brings a wealth of experience from some of India’s most respected textile and apparel organizations.

Before joining Vardhman Apparels, he served as Lead – Manufacturing at Raymond Limited, where he played a key role in optimizing production systems and strengthening operational performance. Prior to that, as Plant Head at The Waistband Company, he led end-to-end factory operations, driving productivity and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

Rajiv’s career also includes impactful roles such as Operations Manager at Arvind Smart Textiles, Garment Engineer at Raymond Apparel Limited, and Industrial Engineer Head at Vardhman Nisshinbo Garment Limited. His journey reflects a deep understanding of apparel manufacturing ecosystems, supply chain processes, and lean management practices.

At Vardhman Apparels, Rajiv will focus on advancing operational excellence and supporting the company’s mission to deliver superior quality products while maintaining sustainable and efficient production standards.

Rajiv expressed his excitement about rejoining the Vardhman Group, saying he looks forward to contributing to the brand’s continued growth and innovation in the apparel manufacturing sector.

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