The Western India Plywo Company has spent 1.89% of its operating revenues towards interest expenses and 16.41% towards employee cost in the year ending 31 Mar, 2021. (Source: Consolidated Financials) This is a ratio arrived at by dividing the current market price of a stock by its latest (annual or annualized) earnings per share.
Another common query is “What is the history of western India plywood Ltd?”.
The Western India Plywood Ltd, incorporated in the year 1945, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 51.31 Crore) operating in Building Materials sector.
What is the western India share price in India?
The Western India share price was Rs 60.45 as on 16 Feb, 2022, 03:31 PM IST. The Western India share price was up by 0.75% based on previous share price of Rs. 62.95. In last 1 Month, The Western India share price moved up by 1.85%.
Will plywood prices go down?
Lumber and plywood prices will drop as demand falls. At some point, most of the people who can take advantage of low mortgage rates will already have bought a house. And interest rates will eventually rise.
“Looking ahead, hope abounds that construction starts will soon begin a more robust rebound forecast in the first quarter. Plywood prices will rise 39.8% this year, says IHS Markit.
Plywood and lumber prices overall experienced an extreme spike in the early part of 2021, peaking in early May and dropping quickly to levels approaching but not yet matching pre-pandemic prices in July.
The factors for the increased prices of plywood are the same as for lumber, Church said.
Why are plywood prices skyrocketing?
Modern mills are very efficient at turning logs into 2x4s and sheets of plywood. Lumber and plywood prices are so high now because of the short-run dynamics of demand and supply. Wood demand shot up in the summer of pandemic. Many homeowners were stuck at home, unable to vacation.
Another thing we wondered was, are wood prices still rising?
Lumber prices may have fallen, but they are still elevated, creating new headaches for the critical housing sector.
Why are lumber prices skyrocketing?
There are three primary reasons why lumber prices were much higher than normal. There are fewer lumber mills. The first reason has developed over many years: a consolidation in the number of sawmills to refine the raw product. In fact, employment at sawmills is down 30% from 20 years ago. Sawmills are capital intensive endeavors.
Which is the largest integrated wood processing complex in India?
The Western India Plywoods Limited (WIP), the largest integrated wood processing complex in the country it was incorporate in the year 1945. It produce high quality different grades of Electrical Insulation Pre-compressed Pressboard (Transformerboard) and Components.