Amine Stocks Surge as Anti-Dumping Duty Hopes Drive Rally in Balaji Amines and Alkyl Amines

Amine Stocks Surge as Anti-Dumping Duty Hopes Drive Rally in Balaji Amines and Alkyl Amines

Amine Stocks Surge as Anti-Dumping Duty Hopes Drive Rally in Balaji Amines and Alkyl Amines​

Shares of specialized chemical manufacturers saw a sharp rally on Wednesday, as investors responded positively to the government's recommendation for an anti-dumping duty on imports of ethylene diamine. The focus shifted entirely to the implications of this trade remedy, boosting stocks like Balaji Amines and Alkyl Amines Chemicals amid expectations of improved domestic pricing power.

Anti-Dumping Duty Recommendation Boosts Amine Stocks​

The rise in shares is directly linked to a trade-remedies investigation into ethylene diamine imports. This investigation determined that low-priced shipments from China, the European Union, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan had caused injury to the domestic chemical industry.

If the proposed anti-dumping duty is notified by the Finance Ministry, it is expected to curb cheaper international imports. Domestic manufacturers stand to benefit significantly from this measure, which could lead to a more favourable competitive environment for local producers of amines and related specialty chemicals.

Balaji Amines Jumps as Company Fundamentals Improve​

Balaji Amines saw one of its strongest days, climbing up to 11.5 percent, reaching Rs 2,305.40. This gain made it a notable performer on the BSE Smallcap index. The stock's rally is also underpinned by improved company fundamentals.

The company reported a robust set of March quarter earnings. Balaji Amines saw its EBITDA rise by 58 percent year-on-year to Rs 94 crore. Net profit also climbed by 58 percent, reaching Rs 63 crore. These results were attributed to margin expansion and a better product mix.

Alkyl Amines Chemicals Surges on Policy Boost​

Alkyl Amines Chemicals also recorded a significant advance, rising as much as 8 percent in late morning trading to reach Rs 1,939.70. The company currently holds a market capitalization of nearly Rs 9,840 crore and is up about 19 percent so far this year.

Ethylene diamine itself remains a crucial intermediate chemical. It is extensively used across various sectors, including the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, resins, coatings, and other specialty chemicals. The sustained rally suggests investor confidence in the domestic production ecosystem.
 

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