I was recently looking at few Edible Oil stocks...simply because some have fallen quite a lot and Promoters seem to be adding to their stake
Here are some details on Edible Oil Industry🧵
India is world's largest importer of edible oils
GOI has launched National Mission on Edible Oils - Oil Palm to boost domestic production
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Edible oil refers to any oil that is suitable for human consumption and is used primarily in cooking & food preparation
These oils are extracted from various plant sources such as seeds, nuts, fruits, grains, animals and marine oils
Types of Edible Oils
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Key raw materials for edible oil production include crude vegetable oil, phosphoric acid, caustic soda, bleaching earth, water, beta-carotene, antioxidants, and essential oils
Crude oils from oilseeds like coconut, cotton, soybeans, and palm are used
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India edible oil market size reached 24.7 Mn Tons in 2023
IMARC Group expects the market to reach 27.9 Mn Tons by 2032, exhibiting 1.35% CAGR during 2024-32
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Vegetable oil prices over the last 1 year
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Dependency on imports for edible oil
-About 60% of total consumption is imported
-Palm oil, constituting around 40% of consumption, is mainly imported from Indonesia/Malaysia
-Sunflower oil, about 8% of total consumption, is primarily imported from Ukraine (70%) and Russia (20%)
BOPP & BOPET are key flexible packaging films and there are many listed cos. in this space
Currently, BO films industry is facing overcapacity...while volumes are good...oversupply has suppressed selling prices
Stocks are down and some promoters are buying from open market 🧵
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What are Biaxially Oriented (BO) Films?
BO Films are polymer films stretched in both machine and transverse directions during production, enhancing tensile strength, clarity, barrier properties, and dimensional stability
Types of Biaxially Oriented Films
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Flexible packaging BO films are produced by melting and extruding polymers, then stretching the film biaxially for enhanced properties
Multiple layers can be coextruded for combined benefits. Film is cooled, treated for printability, and cut into rolls for packaging use