List Of Insulators

Carborundum Uni.: Conservative mgmt. style

Incorporated some 57 years ago, and with the help of two foreign equity tie-ups to boot, the company has today metamorphosed into a giant networking operation of sorts. (The promoter group today holds a little over 42% of the voting stock in the company). There is the domestic operation which spews out its products with the help of 19 factories spread out over the seven states of Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. A very diverse spread of regions alright. The products that it manufactures and sells through these production facilities are categorized into three divisions: the Abrasives division which makes Bonded and Coated abrasives and Industrial cloth, the Ceramics division which makes industrial ceramics and refractories, and the Electrominerals division which makes Grains. The portfolio of products find an outlet in a wide swath of industries ranging from the automobile, engineering, metallurgical, fabrication, stone, wood and marble cutting, construction and infrastructure sectors, sanitary tiles, insulators, glass, furnace building, electro plating, and yet others. The list is a rather exhaustive one. The domestic operations rustled up a net turnover of Rs 9.2 bn for the latest period while recording a profit before interest, depreciation and taxes of Rs 2 bn. The abrasives division brought in 55.7% of the turnover, followed by the ceramics division with 26%, with the rear end brought in by Electrominerals with 17.2%. There was also sundry contribution from 'Others'. (In this overall concoction, exports brought in Rs 1.9 bn or 20.6% of the total net turnover). The top-line was achieved on a year-end gross block of Rs 6.3 bn. The company's operations are apparently of a very capital intensive nature. Then there is the consolidated operation. These operations are taking on a distinct hue of their own. It has operations emanating out of Russia, South Africa and North America. Then there are the operations in Australia, the Middle East, and China. During the year the company consolidated its investments of its subsidiaries in the USA, Canada, South Africa, Russia and the Middle East into a holding company called CUMI International Ltd, Cyprus. Significantly its holdings in its subsidiaries in Australia and China are held by Carborundum Universal India, the parent.

Insulators Market in India 2011 — Free Press Release List

Composite/ Polymer insulators and Glass insulators. They are further divided on types with respect to the voltage levels they suit. Ceramic insulators are the ones which are popular in India however; the market for composite insulators is also increasing rapidly. Indian market is facing competition from cheap Chinese products which are being imported into the market on a large scale. This phenomenon is impacting the domestic market for the same. The government is although providing lucrative benefits for the industry and the growth potential is huge. Increased attention to the power sector and transmission and distribution sector is providing a fillip to the insulators market a well. Players in the market are increasing their production capacities and the market is geared up to meet the total requirements of ambitious plans of Ministry of Power for power developments in India for 11th as well as 12th Five year plans.

The report begins with an introduction of the insulators market in India. It gives a clear overview of the equipment and highlights the category it falls in. The types of insulators prevalent in India on the basis of material have been analyzed and their differentiation has been provided on various parameters. A brief overview of the types of insulators on the basis of construction has also been included to highlight their requirements at different voltage levels. The market overview section provides an insight into the Insulator market and includes the market size and growth of insulators on the basis of value. Market segmentation of the transmission line equipments has been included on the basis of volume as well as value. The import and export figures of insulators in India and the region-wise breakup of the same has been provided.

An analysis of the drivers explains the factors for growth of the industry including growth in transmission sector, growth in power sector, government initiatives, growth potential of composite insulators and opportunities offered by private sector. The key challenges include lack of proper testing facilities and competition from Chinese products.

The competition section provides an overview of the competitive landscape in the industry. It includes the segmentation of the market on the basis of organized and unorganized players with respect to the market in value. It includes a brief profile of the major players in the market including their financials.

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