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Fluorochemical stocks in India

Three companies in India make fluorine chemicals at scale, and all three are listed: SRF, Navin Fluorine and Gujarat Fluorochemicals. Fluorine is the most reactive element there is, and handling it in a factory is what the three have in common. Almost everything else about them is different.

How much of each company is fluorine
Co.Fluorine productsShare of the companyEverything else
Navin FluorineRefrigerant gases, mainly R32 · Ingredients for crop-protection and drug makers · Contract manufacturing for pharma companiesAll of it — fluorine and nothing elseNone
Gujarat FluorochemicalsPTFE and other fluoropolymers — India’s largest PTFE maker · Refrigerant gases R32 and R22Most of itCaustic soda and chloroform · A battery-materials subsidiary, loss-making
SRFRefrigerant gases, fluoropolymers, and made-to-order ingredients for crop-protection and drug makersChemicals, which holds the fluorine business, is 49% of revenue and 75% of segment profit (FY26)Packaging film and foil · Tyre cord and belting fabric
Where they meet
What sets each one apart
The three, in numbers
Co.Revenue ₹ crOperating margin5-yr growthReturn on capital
SRF15,78722%13%14%
Gujarat Fluorochemicals4,99626%14%10%
Navin Fluorine3,31433%23%21%

FY26, for the whole company — SRF’s figures include its film and textile businesses, and Gujarat Fluorochemicals’ include the battery subsidiary. Growth is the average yearly rise in revenue over the five years to FY26. Each company’s price and valuation are on its own page.

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Not advice. No target prices, no ratings. Descriptions are drawn from each company’s own page here; every figure in the table is FY26, from the annual accounts, and moves when results are loaded.