Paper Stock

The Union Budget's focus on manufacturing and MSMEs is expected to boost demand for paper and packaging materials across multiple sectors and bodes well for the growth of the paper industry, a paper manufacturers' body said on Monday. The Indian Paper Manufacturers Association (IPMA) in a statement said the Union Budget lays a strong emphasis on boosting consumption, manufacturing and sustainability, which aligns well with the growth of the paper industry in India. The industry appreciates the government's continued focus on economic growth, which has a direct bearing on the demand for paper and packaging materials across multiple sectors, said IPMA President Pawan Agarwal. The Budget's thrust on the manufacturing sector, including MSMEs, will contribute to increased demand for paper-based packaging, an eco-friendly alternative to single-use plastic, it added. Policy incentives aimed at encouraging recycling, and the use of sustainable raw materials would further strengthen the Pa

Indian Paper Manufacturer Association has requested for imposition of anti-dumping duty on the imports from China and Chile

The fall came on the back of weak results in the June quarter of financial year 2025 (Q1FY25).

West Coast Paper Mills, JK Paper, Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers may see up to 25 per cent upside in 2023.

Since June 30, shares of Seshasayee Paper and Boards jumped 7%, Andhra Paper gained 6.2%, Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers climbed 4.62% and Satia Industries advanced 4.62% on the BSE

Analysts believe that the government's nascent step towards anti-dumping policy will act as a big booster for the domestic paper players.

Paper stocks rallied on expectation of strong earnings supported by robust growth in the packaging board segment and continued demand in the writing and printing paper segment.

Paper stocks rallied on expectation that reopening of offices, educational institutions and courts will lead to regularization of demand

The rally in paper stocks began early September when states eased Covid-19 related restrictions and announced re-opening of schools and offices

The demand is expected to pick up and grow by 11-15 per cent year on year in fiscal 2022 with schools, colleges and office spaces are likely to open and drive the demand

Major paper stocks have crossed their respective 200-DMA.

Ludlow Jute & Specialities, Star Paper Mills, Orient Paper & Industries and Ruchira Papers have seen their market value appreciate in the range of 50 to 150 per cent from their respective August lows.

The sharp increase in the paper stock price indicates that the government is in an advanced stage of levying anti-dumping duty on its import to restrict its arrival in India