Andhra Paper Share Price

    NSE
    87.9
    +3.90 (3.51%)
    ANDHRAPAP • 04 Jul, 2025 | 03:29 PM
    BUY

    1Y Annualised Return

    -32.30%

    3Y Annualised Return

    8.44%

    5Y Annualised Return

    12.05%

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    Andhra Paper Stock Performance

    1W Return6.32
    1Y Return-28.93
    Today's Low83.3
    Prev. Close84.00
    Mkt Cap (Cr.)1,753.46
    1M Return14.61
    3Y Return34.46
    52-Week High124.61
    Open84.00
    PE Ratio19.76
    6M Return-7.49
    Today's High90
    52-Week Low65.1
    Face Value2

    Andhra Paper Company background

    Founded in: 1964
    Managing director: Saurabh Bangur
    Andhra Paper Limited, formerly known as International Paper APPM Limited, currently a L N Bangur Group Company was originally set up by a private entrepreneur and changed hands twice in the preindependence period because of losses. Later in 1953, the company was taken over by the Indian Government. Pursuant to an agreement between the Government of Andhra Pradesh and G D Somani, an Industrialist, the Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills, as we know it today, came into existence. Andhra Paper Limited was incorporated on June 29, 1964 as one of the first JointSector Companies in India. Somani later transferred his rights and obligations to the West Coast Paper Mills Ltd of the current owner L N Bangur. The name of Company was changed from The Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills Limited to International Paper APPM Limited with effect from December 16, 2013 and further was renamed as Andhra Paper Limited on December 29, 2019. Currently L. N. Bangur Group is holding around 68% of the total investment. The manufacturing facilities comprise of two mills at Rajahmundry and Kadiyam, both located in the East Godavari District, and a conversion center at SN Palem in Krishna District, all located in the State of Andhra Pradesh. The Company is one of the top ten leading integrated pulp and paper manufacturer with a total production capacity of 241,000 TPA.Production was increased to 100 tpd in 1970 and to 250 tpd in 1977.The company went through a bad patch in the mid80s with capacity utilisation much below than installed and with accumulated losses reaching Rs 7 cr. The company launched vigorous HRD programme to stop labour unrest, modernised mill processes and equipment, and commissioned a 10.5MW turbogenerator for its power requirements. This measures strengthened the bottom line from 1988 onwards.Having commissioned its coating plant to manufacture valueadded coated papers and also having installed an online process computer control system on its third machine, it further modernised by replacing the recovery boiler and bleach plant in Sep.94. During the year Chlorine Dioxide Generation Plant Rebuild of Paper Machine no.3 alongwith Rewinder of Paper Machine No.3 were commissioned. Besides this, it is actively considering rebuilding one of the paper machines to improve quality and production. During Mar.97, APML commissioned the core making machinery and lime sludge reburing system to control pollution, conserve mineral resources and improve fuel utilisation.For the year 1997, the company received a Rolling Trophy for Energy Conservation and Management from the Confederation of Indian Industry in recognition of outstanding achievement in the field of Energy Conservation.During 19992000, the Company allotted 561900 equity shares of Rs 100/ each on rights basis to the shareholders of the Company in the ratio of 1:1. The Company has completed a substantial part of the PhaseI of Mill Development Plan and the balance portion is expected to be completed by the Close of Financial Year 200001.In Dec 2000, the company acquired 71% Equity Shares of Coastal Papers Ltd, thus Coastal papers become a subsidary of APPM. On January 31, 2001 the Board of Directors of APPM decided to amalgamate the Coastal paper with APPM in the ratio of 1:3( one shares of APPM for 3 shares of Coastal Papers). This scheme of amalgamation was subsequently approved by the shareholders of both the companies on March 26, 2001 and Honble High Court of AP has also sanctioned the amalgamation with effect from 1st October,2000.Digvijay Investmetns Ltd, a promoter company has entered into an agreement with Govt. of Andhra Pradesh to acquire its 25.36% stake in the company at Rs.130.95 per share on Dec 12, 2003.As on March 2004, installed capacity was increased from 3000 to 1,53,500 TPA.The Company embarked 554 crore modernisation and expansion programme to install a new pulping line and to upgrade paper making machines.Government of Andhra Pradesh disinvested its entire shareholding in the Company i.e. 30,00,000 equity shares of Rs.10/ each to Digvijay Investments Ltd. in terms of the Agreement dated 12th December, 2003 entered into by Digvijay Investments Ltd. with Government of Andhra Pradesh. With the acquisition of Governments shareholding, Digvijay Investments Ltds shareholding in the Company rose from 30.16% to 55.52% and consequently, the Company became a subsidiary of Digvijay Investments Ltd. with effect from 18th December, 2003.During 200607, the Company made a remarkable progress by implementing projects that follows noncondensable gas (HVLC) burning system, which installed for the first time in the Indian pulp and paper industry for pollution abatement and improving the environment. Rebuild of Paper Machine Nos.3 was carried out for increasing production by 8500 TPA and improving quality for copier and surface sized varieties including installation of DuoFormer, replacement of existing HDPE drainage elements tops with ceramic, addition of 4 dryers in predryers, rebuild of steam condensate system with latest stateofart rotary joints siphons, rebuild of Hood PV System, installation of size press with bigger diameter rolls, higher nip pressure new calendar stack with Thermo rolls and replacement of existing dryers doctors with oscillating doctors. Wet Lap machine No.3 of 100 BDTPD capacity was installed and commissioned. CP projects introduced Rebuild of Paper Machine No.3 was carried out for increasing the production by 12,000 TPA for manufacturing quality product mix of 58 gsm and above. Black liquor desilication plant was installed to remove silica from black liquor from rice straw pulp. Multiple effect evaporator plant was installed to concentrate black liquor and transport to Unit:APPM for chemical recovery. New rewinder of higher capacity to meet the increased production of reels of good quality was installed.During the year 200708, the Company installed a chipper line which enables more homogenous chips that help produce good quality pulp a continuous digester that works on low solid and low temperature cooking of chips two stage oxygen delignification followed by elemental chlorine free bleaching noncondensable gas burning system suitable for high volume and low concentration gases black liquor recovery system based on high steam economy evaporation plant and crystallization technology to recover high concentrate solids a recausticizing plant and a rotary lime kiln a 34 MW turbine power plant to supplement captive power availability and a diffused aeration system and cooling tower to improve the efficiency of the effluent treatment plant.During FY 200809, Wet Lap Machine No.3 of 100 BDTPD capacity was installed and commissioned in April, 2008. 1 x 105 tph capacity coal fired boiler of high pressure and temperature with increased thermal efficiency was installed and commissioned in December, 2008. After installation of 34 MW turbine and coal fired boiler under MDP, entire power requirement was met by the newly installed power plant and excess generation of 5 MW was exported to AP Transco from June 2009.During second half of the FY 200910, the Company introduced a new 90+ brightness range of papers in a bid to reestablish and grow our volumes in both copier and graphic papers including Indias first copier with Colour Freeze technology Copyrite. Apart from this, the other introductions included Reflection a premium grade 70 GSM copier, a high bright paper Andhra Starwhite, highend writing and printing paper Andhra Primavera, a premium grade Maplitho paper Andhra Royal Silk and a superior special grade paper Andhra Hi Brite SG Maplitho in the surface size segment. Andhra Skytone and Andhra Starliner in the premium nonsurface sized category were introduced to primarily cater to the notebook conversion segment. In 2010, the Company started commercial production from Paper Machine No.6 on 19th May, 2010 at its Unit:APPM at Rajahmundry. Sludge dewatering press of 35 BD MTPD sludge handling capacity was commissioned on 25th August, 2009 for disposal of sludge under the CP Unit. Erection of the second hand paper machine of capacity of 67,000 TPA, imported from Germany was commissioned in May 2010. Two numbers of sheet cutters were received along with the paper machine and installed in conversion unit near mill and were commissioned in August 2010. In addition, one number Synchro Duplex Sheeter and A4 cutting line were commissioned at SN Palem facility in March 2011. Tower construction and equipment erection were completed and commissioned in July 2011. In October, 2011 IP Holding Asia Singapore PTE. Limited acquired 29,827,529 equity shares of Rs 10 each representing 75% of the paidup capital of the Company from the erstwhile promoters and public. Consequently, the Company became a subsidiary of IP Holding Asia Singapore PTE. Limited with effect from October 14, 2011.New RCC D1 tower for DnD sequence was taken into operation on trial in July 2011. Retrofit of ESPs for reduction of emissions and environment improvement was completed for coal fired boiler No.5 in May 2011. New state of art design steam condensate system equipment, new ceramic top dewatering elements, new closed hood PV system for post dryer area and new micro travel variable speed high pressure oscillating showers were installed in April 2011. Retrofit of DeInking Plant Erection was commissioned in July, 2011.During 201415, the Company implemented several IT systems and processes including an upgrade to the intranet, a new time attendance system, automation of weighbridge operations, automation of accounts payable and label printing systems at Units: Rajahmundry and SN Palem. HP70GSM, IPAPPM Cupstock on RJ No 2 and developed TruPrint Premium on RJ No 3 were introduced new products in 2018. In October, 2019 the controlling stake in the Company was acquired from IP by West Coast Paper Mills Ltd. (WCPM). Consequently, the Company became a Subsidiary of WCPM.The Pulp Mill development was undertaken in phases at Rajahmundry unit starting from 2023 with critical areas of upgradation works in Fiberline Capacity upgrade to 630TPD Evaporation plant capacity upgrade to 275TPH, Recovery boiler rebuild to 1500 TDS, Install new lime kiln 3 of capacity 190 TPD, Recuasticizer plant upgrade to supply 3200 M3/ day white liquor, New Ashleaching plant and necessary Auxiliary systems like New Chipper Paper machine 5 Upgraded by installing new Size press (Voith film press) and Size kitchen to produce surface sized paper. As a result of upgradation, the annual installed capacity of Paper for Unit Rajahmundry increased to 182,400 Tones per annum and for unit Kadiam was augmented to 73,150 Tones per annum in FY24.

    As of 04 Jul, 2025, Andhra Paper share price is ₹88.2. The stock opened at ₹84 and had closed at ₹84 the previous day. During today’s trading session, Andhra Paper share price moved between ₹83.30 and ₹90.00, with an average price for the day of ₹86.65. Over the last 52 weeks, the stock has recorded a low of ₹65.10 and a high of ₹124.61. In terms of performance, Andhra Paper share price has declined by 7.5% over the past six months and has declined by 32.3% over the last year.

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    Andhra Paper SIP Return Calculator

    Over the past

    1 year
    3 years
    5 years

    Total Investment of ₹65,00,000

    Would have become ₹55,50,726 (-14.60%)

    Daily SIP of 25,000 would have become 55,50,726 in 1 year with a gain of -9,49,273 (-14.60%)

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    Andhra Paper Fundamental

    Market Cap (in crs)

    1,753.46

    Face Value

    2

    Turnover (in lacs)

    963.53

    Key Metrics

    Qtr Change %
    29.00% Fall from 52W High
    26.6
    Dividend yield 1yr %
    High in industry
    2.3

    Top Mutual Fund Invested in Andhra Paper

    Promoter
    72.4%
    Foreign Institutions
    1%
    Mutual Funds
    4.3%
    Domestic Institutions
    4.6%
    Public
    21.9%
    Promoter
    72.4%
    Foreign Institutions
    1%
    Mutual Funds
    4.3%
    Domestic Institutions
    4.7%
    Public
    21.9%
    Promoter
    72.4%
    Foreign Institutions
    1.4%
    Mutual Funds
    4.2%
    Domestic Institutions
    4.5%
    Public
    21.7%
    Promoter
    72.3%
    Foreign Institutions
    2.3%
    Mutual Funds
    2.2%
    Domestic Institutions
    2.6%
    Public
    22.8%
    Promoter
    72.3%
    Foreign Institutions
    2.3%
    Mutual Funds
    2.2%
    Domestic Institutions
    2.6%
    Public
    22.8%
    Promoter
    72.3%
    Foreign Institutions
    2.6%
    Mutual Funds
    1.8%
    Domestic Institutions
    2.2%
    Public
    22.8%

    Andhra Paper Technical Analysis

    Moving Averages Analysis
    87.9
    Current Price
    Bullish Moving Averages
    16
    Bearish Moving Averages
    0
    5Day EMA
    84.60
    10Day EMA
    83.10
    12Day EMA
    82.70
    20Day EMA
    81.40
    26Day EMA
    80.80
    50Day EMA
    79.30
    100Day EMA
    80.20
    200Day EMA
    85.60
    5Day SMA
    83.80
    10Day SMA
    82.70
    20Day SMA
    80.90
    30Day SMA
    80.00
    50Day SMA
    78.20
    100Day SMA
    76.50
    150Day SMA
    82.30
    200Day SMA
    86.80
    Delivery & Volume

    Delivery & Volume

    PeriodCombined Delivery VolumeNSE+BSE Traded Volume
    Day Rs
    420557 Rs
    1145435 Rs
    Week Rs
    177761 Rs
    422993 Rs
    Month Rs
    103378 Rs
    217270 Rs
    87.16
    Pivot
    Resistance
    First Resistance
    91.02
    Second Resistance
    93.86
    Third Resistance
    97.72
    Support
    First Support
    84.32
    Second support
    80.46
    Third Support
    77.62
    Relative Strength Index
    72.34
    Money Flow Index
    77.12
    MACD
    1.90
    MACD Signal
    1.34
    Average True Range
    3.30
    Average Directional Index
    18.15
    Rate of Change (21)
    15.18
    Rate of Change (125)
    -7.61
    Name
    Holding Percent
    ICICI PRUDENTIAL SMALLCAP FUND
    4.3

    Andhra Paper Latest News

    04 JUL 2025 | Friday

    Andhra Paper Ltd - 502330 - Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Newspaper Publication

    04 JUL 2025 | Friday

    Andhra Paper Ltd - 502330 - Intimation Of Record Date

    04 JUL 2025 | Friday

    Andhra Paper Ltd - 502330 - Intimation Of Annual General Meeting

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    Andhra Paper Share Price FAQs

    Andhra Paper share price is ₹87.9 in NSE and ₹88.34 in BSE as on 4/7/2025.

    Andhra Paper share price in the past 1-year return was -28.92. The Andhra Paper share hit a 1-year low of Rs. 65.1 and a 1-year high of Rs. 124.61.

    The market cap of Andhra Paper is Rs. 1753.46 Cr. as of 4/7/2025.

    The PE ratios of Andhra Paper is 19.76 as of 4/7/2025.

    The PB ratios of Andhra Paper is 0.9 as of 4/7/2025

    The Mutual Fund Shareholding in Andhra Paper was 4.3% at the end of 4/7/2025.

    You can easily buy Andhra Paper shares in Kotak Securities by opening a demat account and getting the KYC documents verified online.

    The 52-week high and low of Andhra Paper share price is ₹124.61 and ₹65.1 as of 4/7/2025.

    Please be aware that Andhra Paper stock prices are subject to continuous fluctuations due to various factors.

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