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Elgi Rubber Co. Ltd., a key player in the rubber processing and retreading sector, has announced plans to sell or liquidate its subsidiaries in the Netherlands, signaling a strategic shift in its global footprint. While the company has not disclosed the specific entities or financial impact, the move is part of a broader effort to streamline operations and focus on core markets.
The decision comes amid a challenging year for Elgi Rubber, with its stock down nearly 57% in the past six months and EBITDA for FY25 at ₹22.5 crore, reflecting margin pressures. The company’s international operations, particularly in Europe, have faced headwinds due to rising input costs and regulatory complexities.
Analysts view the exit as a cost-optimization strategy that could improve capital allocation and operational efficiency. Elgi Rubber continues to maintain a strong presence in India and other Asian markets, with a focus on sustainable rubber solutions and retreading technologies.
Key Highlights:
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Action: Sell or liquidate Dutch subsidiaries
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Rationale: Strategic realignment and cost optimization
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Financials: FY25 EBITDA at ₹22.5 Cr; stock down 57% in 6 months
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Focus: Core markets in Asia and sustainable rubber tech
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Outlook: Leaner structure to support long-term growth
Source: ET Money – Elgi Rubber Company Profile
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