GFCL EV Products Ltd

INOXGFL group's battery-materials venture, backed by IFC and Oman's OIA, investing ₹6,000 Cr to become the largest non-Chinese supplier.

UnlistedHigh liquidityBattery Materials & EV ChemicalsISIN Battery materialsINOXGFL groupCapex phase

Indicative price

₹38.00

-1.36 (-3.46%) today

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Market cap

₹5,700 Cr

150.00 Cr shares

P/E ratio

Loss making

Sector average 50

Book value

₹12.00

P/B 3.17

1-year return

+5.26%

52w ₹30 – ₹48

52-week low ₹3052-week high ₹48

Currently 44% of the way through its 52-week range.

Indicative price history

1Y change

+8.88% ₹35₹38

47.844.240.737.133.5Sept 25Nov 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sept 26

52-week band in this window: ₹34.90₹46.44. Weekly indicative marks, not exchange-traded prices.

Key highlights

  • 96.87% subsidiary of Gujarat Fluorochemicals; IFC and OIA are minority investors.
  • ₹6,000 Cr investment plan and a ~$216 million Oman plant announced in February 2026.
  • FY26 segment PBDT loss of ₹91 Cr; still in ramp-up.

About GFCL EV

GFCL EV Products Ltd is the battery-materials subsidiary of Gujarat Fluorochemicals (GFL), part of the INOXGFL group. It makes and is scaling up lithium-ion cell materials - PVDF binders, electrolyte salts such as LiPF6, cathode-active-material precursors, and fluoropolymer components - for EV and energy-storage cells, with plants at GFL's Dahej and Ranjitnagar sites in Gujarat and a greenfield project of about $216 million at Salalah Free Zone in Oman announced in February 2026.

GFL held 96.87% at March 2025 after the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Oman Investment Authority (OIA) invested; a further $80 million raise in early 2026 took total external funding to about $130 million. Management has outlined ₹6,000 Cr of investment over four to five years. The business is still in build-out: GFL's EV Products segment reported a loss before depreciation and tax of ₹91 Cr in FY26 and ₹31 Cr in the June 2026 quarter.

Dealer quotes of ₹38-42 in lots of 1,000 give the company a market value in the thousands of crores on the estimated share base, a bet on India's cell-manufacturing PLI programme and on Western customers seeking non-Chinese supply. Subsidiaries in the US, Germany, Singapore and Oman handle overseas sales and projects.

Revenue, loss, the share count and balance-sheet lines are estimates built from GFL's segment disclosures; the incorporation date is approximate. Line items are reconstructed around reported totals; treat them as approximate.

Where the revenue comes from

  • Binders and fluoropolymers (PVDF)45%

    Cathode binders and separator coatings

  • Electrolyte salts and additives30%

    LiPF6 and fluorinated additives

  • Cathode-active-material precursors25%

    LFP and other CAM under development

Products & services

PVDF binders

Fluoropolymer binders for lithium-ion cathodes and separators.

LiPF6 electrolyte salt

Fluorinated electrolyte salts and additives.

Cathode-active materials

LFP and precursor materials under development.

What works

  • Parentage of Gujarat Fluorochemicals, a global fluoropolymer leader, with feedstock, technology and site integration.
  • Institutional backing from IFC and OIA and a large capex programme already under way, including the Oman plant.
  • Positioned as a non-Chinese supplier of PVDF, LiPF6 and CAM at a time of supply-chain diversification.

What to watch

  • Operating losses during ramp-up; FY26 PBDT loss of ₹91 Cr and continued losses in FY27.
  • Battery-material prices and Chinese overcapacity could compress margins before Indian cell demand matures.
  • Minority position in a group subsidiary with no announced listing; dealer quotes are indicative.