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Trades about 110% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ice Make Refrigeration Limited (ICEMAKE.NS), an Indian firm headquartered in Gandhinagar, designs, manufactures, and supplies a comprehensive range of refrigeration products and cooling equipment. Their extensive portfolio encompasses solutions for cold rooms and dedicated storage, commercial and industrial applications, transport refrigeration, and ammonia-based cooling systems. The company provides tailor-made temperature control solutions to a diverse clientele across numerous sectors. These include the hospitality, food processing (e.g., frozen goods, dairy, ice cream, bakery, beverages, mineral water), healthcare (medicare, pharmaceuticals), agriculture (horticulture), retail, and various manufacturing industries (plastic, chemical). Established in 1989, Ice Make Refrigeration also engages in the export of its products.
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