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TRL_KROSAKI_REFRACTORIES · Materials
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TRL Krosaki Refractories Limited manufactures refractories for iron and steel, cement, glass and non-ferrous industries. Formerly Tata Refractories, the company is majority-owned by Krosaki Harima of Japan with Tata Steel as a shareholder. TRL’s portfolio includes basic, dolomite, alumina and silica refractories, supported by application engineering and installation services. The company emphasizes quality, R&D and performance optimization to extend lining life and reduce total cost of ownership for high-temperature processes.
TRL Krosaki Refractories Limited is an unlisted company operating in the Materials sector (Refractories). TRL Krosaki Refractories Limited manufactures refractories for iron and steel, cement, glass and non-ferrous industries. Formerly Tata Refractories, the company is majority-owned by Krosaki Harima of Japan with Tata Steel as a shareholder. TRL’s portfolio includes basic, dolomite, alumina and silica…
The current unlisted market price is ₹1732.5 per share with a market capitalisation of approximately ₹3658 crore. The company is currently unlisted and investors should factor in illiquidity risk and longer holding horizons. Investors are advised to review the full financial data and consult an advisor before investing.
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