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Trades about 84% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Greenlam Industries Limited, headquartered in New Delhi, India, is a prominent manufacturer and global supplier of surfacing materials. The company's operations are strategically divided into two core business segments: Laminate & Allied Products and Veneer & Allied Products. Its extensive product portfolio primarily encompasses various types of laminates designed for diverse applications. These include standard laminates suitable for residential and commercial spaces like homes, kitchens, and offices; decorative and designer laminates enhancing interiors from wardrobes and doors to living rooms and commercial establishments; compact laminates ideal for high-traffic areas such as restroom cubicles, lockers, furniture, and laboratory work surfaces; and specialized laminates for both exterior and interior cladding solutions. Beyond laminates, Greenlam also provides a range of other essential building materials, such as melamine-faced chip boards, exquisite decorative veneers, durable engineered wood flooring, and robust engineered doors and door frames. These offerings are marketed under well-known brand names including Greenlam Laminates, New Mika, Decowood, Greenlam Sturdo, Greenlam Clads, Mikasa Floors, and Mikasa Doors & Frames. Greenlam caters to a broad clientele, serving institutional clients, the hospitality and healthcare industries, luxury retail outlets, and fast-food chains. Its products reach customers through a comprehensive distribution network comprising distributors, dealers, and retailers. Established in 1993, the company maintains its headquarters in New Delhi, India.
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