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LTP
2.18 (4.95%)
Volume
80
Market Cap
₹76 Cr
52W Low
₹33.52
52W High
₹64.44
LTP
-0.03 (-0.89%)
Volume
7,57,863
Market Cap
₹66 Cr
52W Low
₹3.18
52W High
₹8.59
LTP
-0.11 (-5.31%)
Volume
25,368
Market Cap
₹18 Cr
52W Low
₹1.96
52W High
₹4.64
LTP
-1.80 (-0.29%)
Volume
1,26,705
Market Cap
₹3,351 Cr
52W Low
₹587.05
52W High
₹998.80
LTP
-0.79 (-2.10%)
Volume
41,005
Market Cap
₹104 Cr
52W Low
₹35.20
52W High
₹72.78
LTP
1.00 (0.41%)
Volume
9,000
Market Cap
₹259 Cr
52W Low
₹117.90
52W High
₹247.00
LTP
-13.10 (-1.45%)
Volume
91,523
Market Cap
₹2,624 Cr
52W Low
₹845.00
52W High
₹1,359.00
LTP
-0.55 (-0.54%)
Volume
9,127
Market Cap
₹133 Cr
52W Low
₹87.00
52W High
₹190.00
LTP
-0.38 (-5.09%)
Volume
3,76,302
Market Cap
₹158 Cr
52W Low
₹7.09
52W High
₹20.80
LTP
1.42 (4.68%)
Volume
19,869
Market Cap
₹347 Cr
52W Low
₹18.40
52W High
₹45.48
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Ferro Alloys are one of the essential inputs used in the manufacturing of alloys and special steel. Ferro Alloys are used as alloy additives and deoxidisers in the steel manufacturing process. Ferro Alloys are classified into two main categories: bulk ferro alloys and noble ferro alloys. Bulk ferro alloys are majorly used in stainless steel & carbon steel. While noble ferroalloys are made from rare-earth minerals and are expensive to produce as compared to bulk ferro alloys.
Ferro alloys are crucial additives in the steel-making process, and the growth and development of the ferro alloys industry are inseparably tied to that of the steel industry.
The ferro alloys industry of India has immense potential and capability to compete in the international market. India produces some of the finest ferro alloys in the world, and Indian ferroalloys are extensively preferred in Europe. The ferro alloys Industry is likely to grow at a CAGR of 5.9% between 2017 to 2025 and is anticipated to reach a valuation of US$ 188.7 Bn by 2025.
In the upcoming years, India is likely to show strong growth in the usage of steel due to its robust economy, massive infrastructure needs and expansion of industrial production. In the next decade, India is expected to become one of the leading steel-consuming nations in the world..
Investing in the ferro alloys industry can be rewarding, but like any investment, it comes with its own set of risks and considerations. Here are some important factors to consider before investing in ferro alloys industry stocks:
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The ferro alloys sector stocks are those involved in the manufacturing of ferro alloys for the major use of the steel industry.
As of January 31, 2024, Jainam Ferro Alloys (I) Ltd is the top stock from the ferro alloy sector with a market capitalisation of ₹134.18 crore.
To evaluate engineering sector stocks, you need to consider key performance indicators such as production and sales volume, raw material pricing, etc. You should always check other factors, such as industry trends, demand and supply of products in the sector, etc.
Given the infrastructure boom in India, the demand for steel and other metal products is likely to grow in India. As ferro alloys are an essential input in the steel industry. Thus, iInvesting in these stocks could help you in diversification and achieve long-term growth objectives.
As of January 31, 2024, Jainam Ferro Alloys (I) Ltd is the only listed stock in this domain. However, choosing the best stock depends on various factors such as financial and operational growth, demand and supply of products, etc. Hence, it is necessary to do research before investing in these stocks.
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