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Trades about 30% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hindustan Copper Limited is actively involved across India in the prospecting, extraction, and initial processing of copper and its associated ores. The company's activities extend further into the upgrading, thermal treatment, and purification stages for various minerals. It provides a comprehensive range of products, including continuous cast copper rods, copper cathodes, copper concentrates, copper sulfate, sulphuric acid, reverts, anode slime, and nickel cathodes. Additionally, these offerings are distributed to international clientele. Established in 1967, the firm maintains its principal operations base in Kolkata, India.
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