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Trades about 46% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Apar Industries Limited, an Indian enterprise established in Mumbai in 1958, operates primarily in the electrical and metallurgical engineering sectors, offering a diverse array of products globally. The company is a key producer of various oils and petroleum derivatives, including naphthenic and iso-paraffinic transformer oils; liquid paraffins widely used in medical, cosmetic, food, and personal care applications; and petroleum jelly for pharmaceuticals, personal care, and industrial purposes. They also provide a range of process and base oils for industries such as rubber, plastics, metalworking, and general manufacturing, alongside automotive and industrial lubricants, and specialty automotive products like batteries. In the realm of electrical transmission and connectivity, Apar Industries manufactures a comprehensive suite of conductors, including CTC/PICC, railway overhead, T&D overhead, and optical ground wires. Their offerings extend to aluminum, alloy, and copper rods, wires, busbars, and strips, complemented by full turnkey solutions. The company's cable division produces various electrical, elastomer, E-beam, light-duty, and fiber optic cables, alongside specialized cable products and services. Furthermore, Apar Industries develops advanced polymer compounds under its "Aparprene" brand, which include thermoplastic elastomers, thermoplastic vulcanizates, zero halogen flame-retardant materials, and other customizable polymer solutions. Headquartered in Mumbai, India, the company maintains a robust international presence, exporting its wide-ranging product line to numerous countries across the globe.
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