GRAPHITE
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BSE Sensex 30

Over the past 12 months, GRAPHITE has underperformed BSE Sensex 30, delivering a return of -5% compared to the BSE Sensex 30's 7% growth.
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Graphite India Ltd
Glance View
Graphite India Ltd., an unlikely heavyweight in the world of industrial manufacturing, traces its roots back to the mid-20th century with an ambition to dominate the niche graphite electrodes market. Headquartered in Kolkata, India, this stalwart of the graphite industry is deeply integrated into the supply chains of steel producers worldwide. Being one of the leading manufacturers of graphite electrodes—a critical component in electric arc furnace (EAF) steel production—it plays a pivotal role in the steel recycling process, catering to both local and global demands. The company’s product suite extends beyond electrodes, branching out into the production of impervious graphite equipment, carbon rods, and other graphite derivatives, underpinning its adaptability and foresight in addressing evolving industrial needs. Underpinned by state-of-the-art technology and a robust production capability, Graphite India leverages a diverse geographical presence, with manufacturing sites strategically located across India and Germany. This operational footprint not only enhances its production capabilities but also fortifies its resilience in the face of regional economic fluctuations. The company's revenue stream pivots significantly on its export operations, riding the waves of increasing global steel production and the rising adoption of EAF technology. By ensuring a steady supply of high-quality graphite products, Graphite India has woven itself into the fabric of its clients' production lines, reinforcing mutual dependencies. The company’s financial vitality is bolstered further by strategic cost management, innovation in product development, and a firm grasp on market dynamics, enabling sustained profitability amid the volatility typical of raw material pricing and demand cycles.
