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The stock touched an intra-day high of Rs 380.55 as it inched closer to its 52-week high level of Rs 387.40. Shares of the paper company have gained 14 per cent in the preceding ten sessions.
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Wood and Agro-based paper manufacturers Satia Industries said it has commissioned Paper Machine 4 having an installed capacity of one lakh tonne per annum, with an investment of Rs 500 crore.
Since January, most paper companies have raised prices at least twice, believing they see a demand-supply balance returning and imports getting costlier. Prices of most varieties have gone up by three to four per cent; over a year, by eight per cent, on average.A higher price for wood pulp globally has had a big role in making imported paper costlier. The price has risen in three months by about 20 per cent, to around $600 a tonne. Said an official from a top-grade mill, "Indian companies are less dependent on imported wood pulp; they have their own domestic arrangement."Most paper companies did well in the December quarter, on revenue and profit. Expectations are higher for the March quarter; with the demand season for education books also having started. And, more increase is expected in the price of imported paper. Since January, the index of paper companies' share price has outperformed the benchmark Sensex pn the BSE exchange."Paper companies have seen good growth following ...
Seshasayee Paper, West Coast Paper, Star Paper, Ruchira Papers and N R Agarwal Ind were trading at 52-week highs.
Seshasayee Paper, Shreyans Ind, West Coast Paper and Emami Paper were up more than 10% each on the BSE.
The company performed groundbreaking for the new unit on Monday, which is expected to be ready by April 2017
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