India Glycols (IGL) shares have recently experienced a surge, gaining over 6% in intraday trade on May 13, 2025, and reaching a new all-time high of ₹1,645. This upward momentum extends the rally for the second consecutive session, marking an impressive nearly 18% increase in just two trading days.
Factors Driving the Surge
Several factors appear to be contributing to this positive performance:
Company Overview
India Glycols Ltd., established in 1983, is a diversified green petrochemical company that manufactures and markets green technology-based bulk, specialty, and performance chemicals, natural gums, spirits, industrial gases, sugar, and nutraceuticals. It operates through various segments, including Bio-based Specialities and Performance Chemicals, Potable Spirits, and Ennature Biopharma. The company's products find applications across diverse industries such as agrochemicals, automotive, detergents, healthcare and food processing, oil and gas, mining, paper, personal care, pharmaceuticals, paints and emulsion polymerization, and textiles.
IGL's flagship chemicals division utilizes a "green route" to manufacture ethylene oxide and derivatives, using molasses-ethyl alcohol-ethylene. The company also has a significant presence in the natural active pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals space, along with well-established natural gum and spirits divisions.
Financial Performance and Metrics
Analyst Recommendations and Target Prices
India Glycols Ltd. has an average share price target of ₹1580, representing a potential upside of 2.29% from the last price of ₹1544.70. However, it's important to note that analyst recommendations can vary, with some downgrading the stock while others maintain or increase their price targets. One independent analyst has given a "BUY" recommendation with a target of ₹168.
Points to Consider
While India Glycols has shown impressive recent performance, some factors warrant consideration:
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