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Is valuation readjustment done? 7 stocks from the home improvement space with upside potential from as low as 4% to 38%Is it time to revisit the home building materials sector (think of tiles, laminates, sanitaryware, etc)? Perhaps. After three years of rang...- Home improvement stocks: Has business matured enough to be part of a long-term portfolio? 4 stocks, 3 with upside potential of over 49%After coming into the limelight in 2020, most stocks related to the home improvement sector (from laminate and tile makers to several other...
- Ganga Bath Fittings IPO opens today: Check GMP, price band and other detailsGanga Bath Fittings launched its IPO on June 4, aiming to raise Rs 32.65 crore through a fresh issue of shares, with listing planned on NSE...
- Ganga Bath Fittings IPO to open on June 4; aims to raise Rs 32.65 croreGanga Bath Fittings will open its Rs 32.65 crore IPO on June 4, 2025, with listing planned on NSE Emerge. Funds will support machinery purc...
- Four innovative companies to watch in 2025Four innovative companies are poised to reshape industries in 2025. 63SATS strengthens cybersecurity, Infra.Market revolutionizes construct...
- Round of re-rating as cyclical demand turns secular? 5 stocks from laminates, ceramic industries with upside potential up to 41%When it comes to assigning PE multiples to stocks, an important element to consider is whether the business is cyclical or secular in natur...
- Somany Ceramics is this week's top stock; why analysts are bullishWith a wide distribution network and strong brand value, Somany is well-positioned to gain from the buoyant prospects of the sanitaryware i...
- Fundamental Radar: 5 factors to drive 14% sales CAGR for Hindware Home: Sandeep RainaHindware expanded its addressable market to Rs 50,000 crore in 2022 from Rs 4,000 crore in 2012 by extending its established brand ‘Hindwar...
- Ready for another round of outperformance? 4 tile and ceramic product maker stocks with upside potential of up to 41%Like many industries, home building products like ceramic tiles got a sharp re-rating in the last couple of years. Any company with a stron...
- 4 home ceramic and laminates stocks with upside scope of up to 34%The narrative is that monsoon is a bad time for some sectors, anything linked to construction, whether it is spending on infrastructure by ...
- Warburg Pincus buys bathroom fittings major WatertecThe US based private equity fund Warburg Pincus has signed an agreement to acquire a majority stake in Watertec India. Watertec (India) is ...
- Warburg Pincus, Kedaara in talks to acquire WatertecWatertec (India) Pvt Limited was set up in 1997 as a three-way joint venture among Coimbatore-based UMS Group, Watertec Malaysia and Sri La...
- Sanitaryware stocks have seen a correction. Is it a dip before the rise?The ceramic companies’ stocks had risen significantly after the pandemic, as there was a surge in the real estate market and government spe...
- 'Even during the pandemic, we never had to run our business with zero revenue'Brilloca Ltd's Sandip Somany and Sudhanshu Pokhriyal talk about overcoming challenging times.
- Jaquar invests Rs 150 crore to expand Rajasthan factoryJaquar, which earlier saw about 80 per cent of its revenue from faucets, aims to change the figure to about 50 per cent in three to four ye...
- Somany Ceramics Q2 net profit up 68% at Rs 10.5 croreSales increased by 21.9 per cent to Rs 370.24 crore in the second quarter of this fiscal as against Rs 303.82 crore during the correspondin...
- H&R Johnson eyes 40% growth in bath-fittings businessH&R Johnson expects a 40% y-o-y growth in its bath-fittings and sanitary-ware biz over the next 3-yr period, a senior company official toda...
- H&R Johnson rebrands bath-fittings and sanitaryware businessH&R Johnson (India), a leading ceramic tile company, has rebranded its bath-fittings & sanitaryware business as Johnson Bathrooms.
- H&R Johnson rebrands sanitaryware business to Johnson BathroomsH&R Johnson, part of Prism Cement, today said it has rebranded its bath-fittings and sanitaryware business into 'Johnson Bathrooms'.
- Liberty eyes Rs 60 crore from sanitaryware businessBullish on its foray into the sanitaryware business, the Liberty group is expecting to touch a topline of Rs 60 crore in the first year its...
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