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Signet Industries Limited (SIGIND.NS)

NSE Basic Materials Chemicals - Specialty
$66.32 ▼ -3.30%
Market Cap
$1.95B
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Chemicals - Specialty
Beta
0.09
52-Wk Range
40.66-74.95
CEO
Mukesh Sangla
Country
IN
Currency
INR

Signet Industries Limited operates in the Chemicals - Specialty industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in Dhar, MP, IN. The stock last traded at $66.32, down 3.30% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $1.95B. Its beta of 0.09 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
National Stock Exchange of India
Employees
514
IPO date
2013-06-11
Headquarters
Dhar, MP, IN
About Signet Industries Limited

Signet Industries Limited, an Indian company established in Indore in 1985 (and formerly known as Signet Overseas Limited until January 2010), operates with a multifaceted approach, spanning manufacturing, trading, and renewable energy generation. The company's trading division focuses on the domestic distribution of various polymers and related chemicals, including PVC, polyolefins such as HDPE, LLDPE, and PP, PET resins, and plasticizers like DOP and DBP. It also handles the import and trade of specific polymer grades, notably LDPE and metallocine. In its manufacturing segment, Signet produces a wide array of goods, from micro irrigation systems and various pipes (HDPE sprinkler, HDPE, PVC) and fittings, to cable ducts, spray pumps, crates, molded furniture, and numerous household plastic items like buckets, mugs, and stools. Furthermore, its Wind Power Unit generates and supplies electricity through windmill installations located in the states of Rajasthan and Maharashtra.

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