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Trades about 9% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Foseco Crucible (India) Limited engages in the manufacturing of crucibles and accessories engineered for melting, holding, treatment and casting applications in India and internationally. The company's products include silicon carbide crucibles, clay graphite crucibles, and foundry and allied solutions tailored for both ferrous and non-ferrous metal sectors. It offers crucibles, including morganite, noltina, crucible stands, and installation / heating procedure; foundry products, such as blue lightning thermocouple sheath, degassing tubes, degassing rotors, crucible lifters, gas fired heater sheath, ladle bowls and ladle liners, launders, carbon-based refractory cement, stopper rods, coated crucibles, rods, tiles and stirrers, degassing machines, and heat treatment containers; furnace industry products comprising fusion and cupellation furnace, ashing calcining and roasting furnace, sample drying oven, and assayware; and metal transfer tubes, as well as related accessories. It caters to multiple industries including mining, automotive, industrial machinery, electrical equipment, and railway sectors. The company was formerly known as Morganite Crucible (India) Limited and changed its name to Foseco Crucible (India) Limited in February 2026. The company was founded in 1856 and is based in Aurangabad, India. As of November 12, 2025, Foseco Crucible (India) Limited operates as a subsidiary of Foseco India Limited.
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