Merino Industries Ltd

Decorative laminates maker with an unusual second business in potato processing.

UnlistedHigh liquidityLaminates & Building MaterialsISIN INE855N01018Family ownedExporterSteady compounder

Indicative price

₹3,130.00

-130.00 (-3.99%) today

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Market cap

₹3,506 Cr

1.12 Cr shares

P/E ratio

13.28

Sector average 28

Book value

₹1,581.43

P/B 1.98

1-year return

+13.72%

52w ₹2,620 – ₹3,980

52-week low ₹2,62052-week high ₹3,980

Currently 38% of the way through its 52-week range.

Indicative price history

1Y change

+17.44% ₹2,665₹3,130

3,9653,6053,2462,8862,526Sept 25Nov 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sept 26

52-week band in this window: ₹2,665.26₹3,825.94. Weekly indicative marks, not exchange-traded prices.

Key highlights

  • Among India's top three decorative laminate makers with exports to 80+ countries.
  • Backward integrated into resins and papers.
  • Potato processing division diversifies earnings.

About Merino

Merino Industries manufactures decorative laminates, compact panels, restroom cubicles, modular furniture and allied surfacing products.

A separate agri division processes potatoes into flakes, chips and dehydrated products for food companies and retail brands.

The laminates business exports to a large number of countries alongside a deep domestic dealer network.

Where the revenue comes from

  • Decorative laminates58%

    Laminates, compacts and surfacing

  • Panel & furniture18%

    Modular furniture and restroom systems

  • Agri & food processing17%

    Potato flakes and dehydrated products

  • Exports & other7%

    Direct exports and trading

Products & services

Decorative laminates

High-pressure laminates and compact panels.

Restroom cubicles & lockers

Compact laminate systems for commercial interiors.

Modular furniture

Office and institutional furniture.

Agri products

Potato flakes, chips and dehydrated products.

What works

  • Established brand in decorative laminates with a wide dealer network and export presence.
  • The agri division diversifies earnings away from the construction cycle.
  • Backward integration into resins and paper improves cost control.

What to watch

  • Input costs — paper, phenol and methanol — are volatile and squeeze margins when they spike.
  • Demand tracks real-estate and renovation cycles.
  • The agri business carries crop-cycle and cold-storage risk.

Compare with peers

CompanyPriceMarket capP/EP/BRev CAGR
MerinoThis page₹3,130.00₹3,506 Cr13.281.98+10.81%
Manjushree₹944.00₹2,322 Cr13.422.07+12.53%
Indofil₹1,635.00₹3,483 Cr13.821.73+9.78%

Latest reported year: FY26 ending 31 Mar 2026.