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Carysil Limited

📍 Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Active NSE CARYSIL CIN L26914MH1987PLC042283
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Key Metrics of Carysil Limited

Revenue₹505 Cr▲ 20.1% YoYFY 2025-26
EBITDA₹125 Cr▲ 41.7% YoY
Net profit₹63.7 Cr▲ 72.6% YoY
Net worth₹467 Cr▲ 14.1% YoY
Competitors10identified

About Carysil Limited

Sectors

Cement, Building Materials & PolymersCement

Company details

Registered office
A-702, 7th Floor, Kanakia Wall Street Andheri- Kurla Rd,, Citi Point, Andheri Kurla Road,, Andheri East, Andheri (e), Mumbai, In-mh, 400093
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NSE: CARYSIL · ₹991.95

Operational Areas of Carysil Limited

Cement, Building Materials & Polymers›Cement

Company summary

Entity details

CINL26914MH1987PLC042283
LEI code3358009J3UTR2QVK2133
State codeMH
PIN code400093
Current legal nameCARYSIL LIMITED
Classification—
Listing statusListed (NSE: CARYSIL)
Registration no.042283
Company age—
PAN—
CountryIndia
CityMumbai
StateMaharashtra
Current statusActive
Date of incorporation—
Registrar of companies—
Authorised capital—
Paid-up capital—
Employee count—

Compliance

Last AGM date—
Last balance sheet—
Next filing dueMGT-7 for FY 2025-26 · 29 Nov 2026

Industry classification

NIC code26914
Description of main activityManufacture of other non-metallic mineral products (cement, glass, ceramics)
Description of business activityManufacture of other non-metallic mineral products (cement, glass, ceramics)
SectorOther Industries · Discovered Companies

Share price · NSE: CARYSIL

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Filing compliance

AGM for FY 2025-2630 Sep 2026 Statutory due date passed
AOC-4 for FY 2025-2630 Oct 2026 Statutory due date passed
MGT-7 for FY 2025-2629 Nov 2026 Statutory due date · 27 days left

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Credit ratings

ICRA · 26 Mar 2026 ICRA A Stable outlook · Short term A2+ · Reaffirmed
Change in last 12 months—
Change since first rating on record—since Mar 2026
Rating actions10 up · 0 down
Liquidity (ICRA)Adequate

Rating history

Rating actions

DateAgencyActionLong termShort termOutlookRated amountRationale
26 Mar 2026ICRAReaffirmed AA2+Stable₹193 Cr View

Credit strengths (ICRA, Mar 2026)

+ Extensive experience of promoters and established presence of the Group in kitchen sink industry

CL was incorporated in 1987 and is the leading manufacturer of composite quartz kitchen sinks in India.

+ Diversified product portfolio

The company has diversified into various products such as granite and stainless-steel kitchen sinks, kitchen countertop fabrication and bath segment s.

+ Financial profile continues to be comfortable, reflected by healthy debt coverage indicators and comfortable capital structure

At the consolidated level, the company’s revenues rose at a healthy CAGR of around 24% during FY2020 –FY2025, largely driven by inorganic acquisitions and capacity expansions along with healthy demand.

Credit challenges

− Working capital intensive business and negative free cash flows due to high capex

The company’s operations are working capital intensive with NWC/OI of 36% as on March 31, 2025 owing to high inventory holding and a relatively longer receivable cycle.

− Vulnerability of profitability to fluctuation in raw material prices and foreign exchangerates

CL’s profitability remains vulnerable to adverse movements in the price of key raw materials, i.e. resins .

− Heightened business risks due to escalation in West Asia

Escalation in West Asia conflict could result in high freight costs, longer shipping routes for exports, and increased fuel and raw material costs.

Could lead to an upgrade

ICRA could upgrade the ratings if the company is able to significantly scale up its operations while sustaining its profitability or improving its working capital intensity and the overall

Could lead to a downgrade

Pressure on the ratings could arise if there is a decline in the scale of operations along with a moderation in profitability, or if a stretched working capital cycle or higher-than-expected debt-funded capex materially impacts its debt coverage indicators or

Agency-reported financials (ICRA, 26 Mar 2026)

MetricFY2024FY20259M FY2026
Operating income₹684 Cr₹816 Cr₹690 Cr
PAT₹58.40 Cr₹64.30 Cr₹71.60 Cr
OPBDIT/OI19.1%17.2%19.1%
PAT/OI8.5%7.9%10.4%
Total outside liabilities/Tangible net worth (times)1.40×0.90×—
Total debt/OPBDIT (times)2.40×2.00×—
Interest coverage (times)5.70×5.40×8.80×
Revenue growth (YoY)—19.3%—
EBITDA (margin × income)₹131 Cr₹140 Cr₹132 Cr
Implied total debt (debt/EBITDA × EBITDA)₹313 Cr₹281 Cr—
Implied interest cost (EBITDA ÷ coverage)₹22.91 Cr₹25.98 Cr₹14.98 Cr

Borrowings & rated debt

Rated borrowing limits (latest)₹193 Cr
Limits raised1 time0 new facilities rated
Average remaining tenor4.4 years
Next maturity31 Mar 2031₹55.0 Cr

Facility mix

Maturity ladder

Rated facilities

FacilityTypePreviousCurrentChangeRatingActionAgency
Fund-based Cash Credit/Working Capital LimitWorking capital & bank lines₹123 Cr₹128 Cr4.5% A (Stable)ReaffirmedICRA
Fund-based Interchangeable Limit (122.50) (128.00) Fund-based Term LoanTerm loans₹59.5 Cr₹55.0 Cr−7.6% A (Stable)ReaffirmedICRA
Non-fund Based Letter of CreditNon-fund based limits₹10.0 Cr₹10.0 Cr0.0% A2+ReaffirmedICRA
Non-fund Based Stand by Line of (10.00) (10.00) Credit Non-fund Based Bank Guarantee (25.00) (25.00) Unallocated LimitsNon-fund based limits₹1.40 Cr₹40.0 L−71.4% A2+ReaffirmedICRA

Debt instruments

ISINInstrumentTypeCouponIssuedMaturityAmountRatingStatus
—Fund based Term Loan FY FYNon-fund based limits— 31 Mar 201431 Mar 2031 ₹55.0 CrA Outstanding

Credit assessment · Manufacturing

Rating Methodology – Manufacturing Companies (Mar 2025) · Standalone accounts · FY 2025-26

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Indicative short-term—
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LiquidityAdequateAgency: Adequate
DirectionStableAgency outlook: Stable
ICRA rating · Mar 2026A3 notches below indicative

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Rating status

DefaultNo default on record
Issuer cooperationCooperating
Credit enhancementNone – standalone rating
Next action stable or better (model)62%
Information on file78% · missing: Capex / investment plans, Auditor details

Indicative assessment from public data using the published methodology factors; not a credit rating.

Borrowing & funding lifecycle

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Can it borrow more?Further funding possible with conditions Next rating action stable or better: 60% (At risk of downgrade) · ML model on 6893 rating histories, AUC 0.653
Rated limits₹193 Cr
Not yet allocated₹0.40 Cr
Extra debt within 3.5× EBITDA—
Interest coverage8.80×
Limit utilisation—
Open bank charges0 · —
  • Credit outlook model: 60% chance the next rating action is stable or better
  • Current rating A (investment grade)
  • Interest coverage 8.8×
  • ₹0.4 cr of rated limits not yet tied to a lender

Rated limits by facility

Timeline

26 Mar 2026 ICRA reaffirmed: A (Stable)Rated limits ₹193.4 cr ICRA rationale
26 Mar 2026 Cash & liquid funds ₹54 cr, undrawn lines ₹33 cr
From the report

The company had a cash and investment balance of Rs. 54 crore, and unutilised limits of ~Rs. 33 crore as on December 31, 2025.

ICRA rationale
26 Mar 2026 Debt repayments due: ₹40 cr
From the report

Against these sources of funds, the company has repayment obligations of around Rs. 40 crore and capex plans of Rs. 50-60 crore in FY2027.

ICRA rationale

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Registered office and contact

Registered officeA-702, 7TH FLOOR, KANAKIA WALL STREET ANDHERI- KURLA RD,, CITI POINT, ANDHERI KURLA ROAD,, ANDHERI EAST, ANDHERI (E), MUMBAI, IN-MH, 400093
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Directors and key people

Directors are read from the MGT-7 annual return and AOC-4 signatories.

Competitors of Carysil Limited

Competitors10identified
Locations2most in India

Top competitors by location

CompanyDescriptionDomainFoundedLocation
UltraTech Cement Cement · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers ultratechcement.com 1983 Mumbai, India
Ambuja Cements Cement · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers ambujacement.com — Ahmedabad, India
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Shree Cement Cement · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers shreecement.com — Beawar, India
Dalmia Bharat Cement · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers dalmiacement.com — Tiruchirapalli, India
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Nuvoco Vistas Cement · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers nuvoco.com — Mumbai, India
Birla Corporation Limited Discovered Companies · Other Industries birlacorporation.com — Kolkata, West Bengal, India
The Ramco Cements Cement · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers ramcocements.in — Rajapalayam, India
Prism Johnson Limited Tiles & Ceramics · Cement, Building Materials & Polymers prismjohnson.in — Hyderabad, India

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Charges (secured borrowings)

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Statutory auditors

Auditors are read from the AOC-4 auditor's report section.

Business activities and related parties

Principal business activities and related-party transactions are read from MGT-7 and AOC-4 filings.

Filings

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