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Trades about 96% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1991 and headquartered in Anand, India, HLE Glascoat Limited is an Indian enterprise specializing in the design and production of carbon steel glass-lined equipment for a global clientele. Their extensive portfolio features critical components such as reactors, receivers, storage tanks, columns, agitators, valves, and various pipes and fittings, accompanied by essential spare parts and accessories. Furthermore, the company supplies other sophisticated engineering machinery, including agitated filters and dryers, rotary vacuum paddle dryers, and diverse chemical process apparatus, complete with their respective spares and accessories. HLE Glascoat caters to a wide array of sectors, notably dyes and pigments, pharmaceuticals, food processing, chemicals, pesticides, intermediates, and resins. The company previously traded as Swiss Glascoat Equipments Limited until its rebranding to HLE Glascoat Limited in December 2019.
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