Shree Karthik Papers Ltd (SHKARTP) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Shree Karthik Papers Ltd manufactures writing and printing paper, primarily operating a paper mill in Tamil Nadu since 1995, catering mainly to the Indian market.

Founded in

1,991

Market share

A mid-sized player in Indian writing and printing paper manufacturing with challenges from imports and new domestic capacity expansions.

Problem solved

Provides essential paper products for printing and writing needs, addressing demand for domestic quality paper solutions in India.

Top clients or who we serve

Serves B2B customers in publishing, printing houses, and corporate sectors requiring writing and printing papers.

Key management

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Our journey and innovations

Incorporated in 1991, went public in 1994, started production in 1995; recovered from BIFR's sick company status with restructuring in 2007.

Where we operate

India, with focus on domestic Tamil Nadu production and sales within the country.

Top products or what we offer

Writing and printing paper products with plans to enter newsprint manufacturing.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

Pulp and raw fibers used in paper manufacturing processes.

Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue is largely cyclical, influenced by market demand and paper industry trends.

Our industry position

Modest position amid growing competition and import price pressures; focusing on cost-saving measures.

Financial highlights

FY 2024-25 revenue ₹577.99 crore, net profit ₹1.915 crore; declined from prior year due to market pressures.

Geographical revenue split

Primarily domestic Indian market; limited export data available.

Order book

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Whats driving growth

Efforts to optimize costs, rationalize operations, and potential diversification into newsprint manufacturing.

Our future plans

Expanding product range to include newsprint; focused on operational efficiency improvements.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

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Key challenges ahead

Facing intense competition from cheap imported newsprint, increased domestic capacity affecting prices and demand.

Interesting facts

Recovered from financial distress with a government-sanctioned rehabilitation in 2007.

Risks and strategy

Market competition and import dumping risks, addressing through cost control and product expansion strategies.