Standard industries share price

Return on average equity - 5 year average 108.33 Net Income/employee - trailing 12 month - Revenue/employee - most recent fiscal year - Return on investment - most recent fiscal year 13.29 Return on average assets - most recent fiscal year 9.72 Receivables turnover - most recent fiscal year 0.97 Return on investment - trailing 12 month 13.29 Return on average assets - trailing 12 month 9.72 Inventory turnover - most recent fiscal year 9.84 Inventory turnover - trailing 12 month 9.84 Revenue/employee - trailing 12 month - Return on average assets - 5 year average 9.37 Net Income/employee - most recent fiscal year - Return on average equity - trailing 12 month 15.00 Receivables turnover - trailing 12 month 0.97 Asset turnover - most recent fiscal year 0.10 Asset turnover - trailing 12 month 0.10 Return on average equity - most recent fiscal year 15.00 Return on investment - 5 year average 36.95

Standard Industries Ltd. is a Public Limited Listed company incorporated on 25/01/1892 and has its registered office in the State of Maharashtra, India. Company’s Corporate Identification Number(CIN) is L17110MH1892PLC000089 and registration number is 000089. Currently Company is involved in the business activities of Wholesale of textiles, fabrics, yarn, household linen, articles of clothing, floor coverings and tapestry, sports clothes. Company’s Total Operating Revenue is Rs. 435.60 Cr. and Equity Capital is Rs. 32.16 Cr. for the Year ended 31/03/2022.

Date Open High Low Close Volume 15/06/2023 25.40 25.40 24.75 25.00 79507 14/06/2023 25.15 25.50 25.15 25.35 58495 13/06/2023 25.45 26.50 25.10 25.30 130098 12/06/2023 25.85 26.05 25.10 25.45 69932 09/06/2023 26.00 26.30 25.75 25.85 43844 08/06/2023 25.95 26.45 25.55 26.00 84758 07/06/2023 26.45 26.45 26.10 26.35 72499 06/06/2023 26.55 26.55 26.05 26.45 36462 05/06/2023 26.20 27.60 26.00 26.25 79009 02/06/2023 26.20 26.70 26.15 26.30 46901 01/06/2023 26.85 26.85 26.00 26.45 92917 31/05/2023 26.85 27.25 26.50 26.90 78739 30/05/2023 27.20 27.40 26.30 26.75 81617 29/05/2023 26.45 27.10 26.20 26.90 120110 26/05/2023 25.75 27.45 25.60 26.15 283199 25/05/2023 26.95 28.30 26.95 26.95 173250 24/05/2023 28.35 28.35 28.35 28.35 87558 23/05/2023 29.80 29.80 29.80 29.80 65526 22/05/2023 31.00 31.55 31.00 31.35 166381 19/05/2023 30.40 31.25 29.90 30.05 115983 18/05/2023 31.55 31.85 30.25 30.75 95329 17/05/2023 32.00 32.20 31.00 31.35 105624

Description • Standard Industries Limited (Erstwhile known Standard Mills Company Limited) was incorporated in January, 1892. In line with the diverse nature of its business, the Company had changed from Standard Mills Company Limited to Standard Industries Limited, in October 1989. In priority, the Company was engaged in manufacturing textiles, chemicals and garments. Presently, it is into property division (previously known as real estate) and trading in textiles and chemicals. The Company was founded by J Davidsarson. In 1932, the management was taken over by the Mafatlals, and since 1979 it is a constituent of the Stanrose Group. In Aug.`94, the company came out with a rights issue of 1.12 cr equity shares at a premium of Rs 50 per share, aggregating Rs 67.42 cr, to fully finance the modernisation programme and to repay/prepay high cost borrowings. SIL, at present, has 3 divisions - textiles, chemicals and apparels. The textiles division manufactures yarn, unprocessed and processed cloth, etc. The chemicals division manufactures a range of organic and inorganic chemicals such as caustic soda, chlorine, hydrochloric acid, ethyl chloride, etc. The apparels division manufactures readymade garments and fusible interlining fabric. The company exports to Europe, US, Germany, the Gulf, etc. Standard Salt Works is a subsidiary of SIL which supplies to the chemical division. Recently, the company also co-promoted a new company, Mafatlal Lubricants, along with Motul, France, for...

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