Pipes may lead Q4 growth in building-material sector
Business Standard|April 22, 2024
By comparison, categories like wood panel and tile-bathware could report mid to high single-digit growth rates
RAM PRASAD SAHU
Pipes may lead Q4 growth in building-material sector

In the January-March quarter, plastic pipe firms are expected I to outperform peers in other categories within the building material space in volumes and margins. Strong demand from key segments within the pipe category is expected to help pipe companies post double-digit growth in the quarter. By comparison, categories like tile-bathware and wood panel could report mid to high single-digit growth rates and face multiple demand headwinds.

Citing channel checks, Systematix Research suggests demand for most building material categories would remain soft in the March quarter of 2023-24 (Q4FY24), given an inflation-led weakness in consumer sentiment.

However, Ashish Poddar and Mahek Shah of the brokerage expect the pipes segment to sustain its momentum and report robust 12-25 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) volume growth, boosted by the major verticals of plumbing, infrastructure and agriculture.

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