Greenlam Industries, incorporated in the year 2013, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 4006.61 Crore) operating in Building ...

Promoters held 51.22 per cent holding as of December ended quarter of 2022, while FIIs owned 1.44 per cent, DIIs 13.10 per cent.

The company is also foraying into the high-growth particle board market in Q4FY24 with modern machinery to meet the rising demand from furn...

With this acquisition, Greenlam now has four laminate manufacturing facilities in India, situated at Behror in Rajasthan, Nalagarh in Himac...

The stock was further propelled upward by the board’s decision to invest Rs 950 crore in 2-3 years to set up its third laminate plant while...

Consolidated net revenue in the second quarter grew by 57 per cent to Rs 454.2 crore as against Rs 289.3 in the year-ago period, Greenlam I...

Prior to the transaction, IDFC Mutual Fund owned 1.83 per cent stake in the company. Shares of Greenlam Industries today ended 10.6 per cen...

Greenlam Industries Ltd., incorporated in the year 2013, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 1829.54 Crore) operating in Buil...

According to the bulk deal data available on the BSE, Jwalamukhi Investment sold 215,344 shares of Greenlam Industries, while Westbridge Cr...

“Over 20 lakh Greenlam shares traded in multiple block deals at Rs 585 per share,” ET NOW said. The scrip slipped 11.53 per cent to Rs 585,...

The balance sheet is expected to grow stronger and net debt/equity should decline from 0.53 times currently to 0.3 times by FY22E.

The brokerage has revised the PE multiple up from 14 times to 18 times (still around 25 per cent discount to five-years’ average).

The brokerage expects both standalone/Gabon businesses to grow by 6.1 per cent/39 per cent respectively in FY22E with Covid-19 issues likel...

The sharp correction in the stock of Greenlam Industries should be used as an ideal opportunity to invest for medium to long term, said ICI...

Buy Greenlam Industries Ltd. at a price target of Rs 1430.0 .

Market experts say the ongoing quarter will be soft for building material companies.

Greenlam is a subsidiary of Greenply and has a strong Indian presence while Stylam is more into exports and has primarily a B2B (business-t...