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LTP
6.90 (1.02%)
Volume
1,40,037
Market Cap
₹16,426 Cr
52W Low
₹491.60
52W High
₹722.00
LTP
-1.06 (-1.04%)
Volume
14,648
Market Cap
₹68 Cr
52W Low
₹81.70
52W High
₹119.95
LTP
-6.15 (-1.66%)
Volume
2,00,488
Market Cap
₹4,419 Cr
52W Low
₹285.25
52W High
₹420.00
LTP
3.05 (0.57%)
Volume
12,78,050
Market Cap
₹7,028 Cr
52W Low
₹391.05
52W High
₹669.35
LTP
-1.81 (-0.92%)
Volume
1,16,929
Market Cap
₹1,756 Cr
52W Low
₹138.00
52W High
₹230.00
LTP
-0.04 (-4.17%)
Volume
120
Market Cap
₹7 Cr
52W Low
₹0.00
52W High
₹0.92
LTP
6.50 (4.94%)
Volume
1,09,120
Market Cap
₹708 Cr
52W Low
₹78.00
52W High
₹188.90
LTP
0.00 (0.00%)
Volume
34,191
Market Cap
₹202 Cr
52W Low
₹10.90
52W High
₹25.85
LTP
2.20 (0.70%)
Volume
79,863
Market Cap
₹3,506 Cr
52W Low
₹290.40
52W High
₹479.75
LTP
1.35 (1.00%)
Volume
1,20,008
Market Cap
₹1,228 Cr
52W Low
₹100.50
52W High
₹156.00
LTP
14.40 (4.34%)
Volume
7,755
Market Cap
₹331 Cr
52W Low
₹210.10
52W High
₹404.95
LTP
-0.66 (-3.01%)
Volume
93,439
Market Cap
₹28 Cr
52W Low
₹15.71
52W High
₹38.50
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The Indian glass industry is divided into two categories: cottage and factory. In the cottage factory, glass bangles are made in small furnaces from glass blocks produced in factories or from inferior glass manufactured from the impure sands of the rivers and the efflorescent alkali. Decorative glassware, tableware, lamps and lamp-wares are also produced in the cottage industry.
The factory industries primarily produce sheet glass (flat glass), hollow and pressed wares, such as chimneys, bulbs, motor headlights and reflectors. The important glass industries are flat glass, glass packaging and speciality glass. The glass industry plays a key role in other important industries like automobile manufacturing, construction, etc. The raw materials required to manufacture glass are coal, silica sand and chemicals.
The growing urban population and increased investments in infrastructure (buildings, roads, etc.) will fuel demand for flat glass for construction. The increase in the demand for automobiles in India will also drive the growth of the glass industry. The flat glass market in India is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 7.5% from 2024 to 2029.
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Glass and glass products sector stocks are stocks of companies that are involved in the manufacturing of various types of glasses and their products used across different industries like automobile, construction, etc.
Based on the market cap, Asahi India Glass Ltd, Borosil Renewables Ltd, La Opala RG Ltd, and Borosil Ltd are the top glass and glass product stocks in India. The data is as of January 30, 2024.
While analysing the glass and glass products sector stocks, you must check certain factors like the products offered by the company, competition, regulatory compliance, and financial health.
The growing demand for glass and glass products in sectors like construction, automobile, and more can create opportunities for companies involved in the manufacturing of glass and glass products. However, consider your investment objectives and risk appetite before investing.
Sejal Glass Ltd is the best glass and glass products stock in India. As of January 30, 2024, the company’s 5-year returns are 123.66%.
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