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Trades about 165% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Carborundum Universal Limited, alongside its associated companies, operates globally as a manufacturer and supplier of abrasives, ceramics, and specialized electro minerals. The company organizes its diverse activities into three primary business units: Surface Engineering, Technical Ceramics and Super Refractory Solutions, and Electrominerals. Their product range features various abrasive solutions, including bonded and coated abrasives, specialized cloth products, polymers, power tools, and coolants. In the electro minerals category, they provide items like fused alumina, silicon carbide, fused zirconia, aluminum zirconia, pearl zirconia, and zircon mullite. Carborundum Universal also produces industrial ceramics, anti-corrosion materials, and bio ceramics, utilizing the remarkable heat resistance, wear resistance, insulation, and corrosive environment resistance properties inherent in these advanced materials. Furthermore, the company manufactures super refractories, operates a gas-powered electricity generation facility, and offers an array of IT services such as infrastructure facility management, software application development, remote infrastructure management, and IT security management. The firm, founded in 1954, is headquartered in Chennai, India.
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