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Trades about 112% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Surat, India, Acutaas Chemicals Limited, founded in 2004, is engaged in the development, production, and global distribution of pharmaceutical intermediates. These crucial compounds are utilized in both regulated and generic active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) for a wide range of medical treatments, including those for anti-retroviral applications, inflammation, psychiatric conditions, cancer, Parkinson's disease, depression, and blood coagulation disorders. The company also produces a diverse portfolio of specialty chemicals, serving various industries such as battery manufacturing, personal care, agricultural chemicals, protective coatings, electronics, and general industrial processes. Notable offerings in this category include photoresist chemicals for semiconductor fabrication and electrolyte additives essential for lithium battery cells. Additionally, Acutaas Chemicals provides commodity chemicals like parabens and methyl salicylate, among other fine chemicals, which find application in cosmetics, agricultural products, and various chemical sectors. The company was previously known as Ami Organics Limited, changing its name to Acutaas Chemicals Limited in May 2025.
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