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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Orient Ceratech Limited, headquartered in Mumbai, India, specializes in the production and distribution of high-temperature ceramic materials, including refractory and monolithic products. The company's operations are structured around two core segments: the manufacturing and supply of alumina refractories, monolithic products, and the extraction of bauxite ores, alongside its power generation division. Orient Ceratech offers a comprehensive range of aluminous products, featuring various types such as White Fused Alumina (including a dense variant), Brown Fused Alumina, White Fused Mullite, Fused Zirconia Mullite, Calcined Bauxite, Chamotte, and standard Mullite. Furthermore, it provides a diverse portfolio of conventional and advanced monolithic solutions, which encompass various low, ultra-low, insulating, chrome-based, zircon-based, and delta castables, as well as refractory mortars. The company also manufactures Neutral Ramming Mass (NRM), an alumina-based solution, along with ceramic and silica proppants, foundry sands and coatings, and synthetic aggregates. Additionally, Orient Ceratech operates its own power generation facilities, utilizing a mix of thermal, furnace oil-based plants, and windmills, providing electricity to state power distribution companies. It also owns and manages bauxite ore mines located in Gujarat, ensuring a secure supply of raw materials. The company extends its reach through the export of its products internationally. Established in 1971, the company was formerly known as Orient Abrasives Limited, undergoing a name change to Orient Ceratech Limited in May 2023.
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