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Dcm Shriram Industries DCMSRIND.NS · INR

Consumer Staples · NSE · 🇮🇳 India

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About Dcm Shriram Industries

Its shares trade on NSE under the ticker DCMSRIND.NS. It has been listed since 24 December 2021. In the fiscal year to 31 March 2026, it reported revenue of ₹11.60bn and net income of ₹416.1m. At that date it held total assets of ₹14.19bn and shareholders' equity of ₹3.65bn.

DCM Shriram Industries Ltd. engages in the manufacture and sale of sugar, alcohol, fine chemicals, rayon tire cord, and textiles. The company is headquartered in New Delhi, Delhi. The company went IPO on 2021-12-24. The firm operates through three business segments: Sugar, Industrial fibres and related products, and Chemicals. The Sugar segment comprises sugar, power and alcohol. The Industrial fibres and related products segment comprises rayon, synthetic yarn, cord and fabric, among others. The Chemicals segment comprises organics and fine chemicals. The company manufactures all types of sugar and alcohol including ethanol, sugarcane research farm, manufacture of IMFL, bio-Methanation, manufacture of aromatic chemicals, co-generation of power and others. The company produces industrial fibre (rayon tire yarn, cord and fabric/chafer for tires) and other industrial applications, including stitching cord, reinforcing materials for v-belts and others. The firm's products also include armored vehicles, containers and Daurala cares hand sanitizer.

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Company facts

Sector
Consumer Staples
Industry
Food Products
Listed since
24 Dec 2021
Employees
2,367
Website
dcmsr.com ↗

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Shri. S.B. MathurNon-Executive Independent Chairman of the Board₹2.2m
  • Shri. Alok ShriramChief Executive Officer, Senior Managing Director, since 2019₹29.7m
  • Shri. Vineet ManaktalaChief Financial Officer, Director Finance, Executive Director, since 2021₹3.9m
  • Shri. Yagya GuptaCompliance Officer, Vice President, Company Secretary
  • Shri. Madhav ShriramManaging Director, Executive Director, since 2021₹29.7m
  • Smt. Urvashi DharWholetime Director, since 2021₹27.8m
  • Mrs. Velagapudi DuttAdditional Director₹1.9m
  • Mr. Kamal KumarNominee Director - LIC
  • Shri. Manoj KumarNon-Executive Director₹1.7m
  • Mrs. Meenakshi BeharaIndependent Director
  • Shri. Prithvi KhannaNon-Executive Independent Director₹2.1m
  • Mr. Sanjay KirloskarNon-Executive Independent Director₹1.6m

Environmental, social and governance

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SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • DCM Shriram Industries Ltd. manufactures sugar, alcohol, and fine chemicals for diverse markets.
  • The company's three business segments cover Sugar, Industrial fibres, and Chemicals with strong product variety.
  • DCM Shriram's manufacturing capabilities include ethanol, sugarcane research, and bio-Methanation technologies.

Weaknesses

  • The company's reliance on sugar production may expose it to agricultural volatility and price fluctuations.
  • DCM Shriram's operations in New Delhi face challenges with urban industrial space constraints.
  • The firm's limited presence in international markets restricts global revenue opportunities.

Opportunities

  • Expanding into bio-Methanation and renewable energy projects offers growth potential in India's green energy sector.
  • The increasing demand for ethanol in biofuels presents a significant opportunity for DCM Shriram's alcohol production.
  • DCM Shriram can leverage its chemical segment to develop new aromatic chemicals for industrial applications.

Threats

  • Fluctuations in sugarcane prices directly impact the company's sugar segment profitability.
  • Rising competition in the Indian textile industry threatens DCM Shriram's industrial fibre products.
  • Regulatory changes in India's biofuel policies could affect the company's alcohol and ethanol business.

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