New Delhi, Feb. 19 -- In the home textiles sector, battered by US tariff uncertainty and delayed free trade agreements, Indo Count Industries and Welspun Living have surged ahead of peers. Over the past one year, the duo outpaced peers Himatsingka Seide and Trident.

Investors are differentiating within the textile sector, rewarding companies that are reshaping their business models and positioning early for tariff relief and global supply-chain realignment, even if near-term earnings remain under pressure.

Year to date, Welspun has gained nearly 5.4% and Indo Count 8%, while Himatsingka and Trident share prices have dropped 4.4% and 1.7%, respectively.

Indo Count is de-risking its business by moving from a single product to a multi-pro...