Brandix has been accredited as Sri Lanka's single largest apparel exporter with an annual turnover of over US $ 500 million. Brandix employs over 35,000 Associates directly, while generating indirect employment to an equivalent number. The Group is supported by over 34 manufacturing facilities backed by strategically located international sourcing offices. The company provides over 50% of value addition locally through its backward-linked operations in textiles, thread, buttons, and hangers.

Brandix specializes in casual bottoms, underwear, lounge & sleepwear, bras, textiles, knitted & woven fabrics, sewing & embroidery thread, accessories & hangers, and also offers wet processing, finishing and fabric printing. The pioneer of the concept of 'total solutions' in Sri Lanka's apparel sector, the company is a preferred solutions provider to some of the world's leading apparel brands, including Victoria's Secret, PINK, Gap, Banana Republic, Marks & Spencer, Lands' End, Tommy Hilfiger, Hanes, Express, H&M, Old Navy, Intimissimi and Tesco.

With a Vision 'To be THE inspired solution for branded clothing', the company's command of its supply chain in both woven and knits is its key strength. This has been facilitated via strategic acquisitions, joint-ventures and investments linked to its core-business of apparel manufacturing and leveraging on vendor partnerships.

Brandix is at the forefront of national and global efforts to adopt eco-friendly manufacture. The Group was honoured with the country's apex award for energy conservation at the first ever National Energy Efficiency Awards in 2010. Its Eco Centre at Seeduwa is the first Green Apparel Factory in the world to be rated Platinum under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System of the US Green Building Council. It has also been commended as a global model for sustainable production by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and in Britain's House of Lords. The Brandix Group now has three LEED certified facilities in Sri Lanka. Brandix has succeeded in reducing its Carbon Footprint by 17 per cent in 2010 and plans an overall 30 per cent reduction by 2012, with 2008 as the base year.