Arvind Mafatlal Group
Arvind Group Stocks
Check out the complete list of shares/stocks of Arvind Mafatlal Group listed on NSE & BSE.
| Company Name | ₹ LTP (Change %) | Volume | Market Cap | 52 Week High | 52 Week Low |
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ARVIND
Arvind Ltd |
398.55 (1.5%) | 287.7k | 10446.58 | 404.00 | 274.80 |
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ARVINDFASN
Arvind Fashions Ltd |
443.15 (0.1%) | 450.2k | 5921.51 | 579.00 | 366.20 |
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ARVSMART
Arvind SmartSpaces Ltd |
618.00 (-1.0%) | 30.4k | 2834.35 | 757.00 | 486.80 |
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MAFATIND
Mafatlal Industries Ltd |
135.95 (-1.0%) | 12.7k | 977.53 | 141.00 | 130.00 |
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Arvind Mafatlal Group stocks offer Indian investors industrial strength, textile heritage, and technology-driven growth, all under a single 120-year-old business legacy. Some of its companies, like NOCIL Ltd and Mafatlal Industries Ltd, are big names in the textile, rubber, and car industries. This means investors gain access to both industrial demand and consumer-driven business opportunities.
The Arvind Mafatlal Group’s Vrata Tech Solutions provides IT services and support to emerging businesses, which differentiates it from other textile-focused companies. Its business approach spans the industrial chemicals sector, textile manufacturing, and technology services. Through its Get Set Learn entity, the group also provides education technology services to modern schools.
With multiple entities and varied investments, most shareholders focus on popular publicly traded arms, NOCIL and Mafatlal Industries Ltd. This guide breaks down the group's history and its listed stocks, shareholding patterns, debt levels, and long-term investment potential.
About Arvind Mafatlal Group of Companies
Mr Gagalbhai Mafatlal started the business in 1905. Today, Mr Hrishikesh Mafatlal leads its operations. The Arvind Mafatlal Group focuses on rubber chemicals and textile manufacturing. They recently ventured into the digital space. They launched Get Set Learn for education platforms and Vrata Tech Solutions for corporate IT services. This means they are slowly moving towards tech from their core industrial past.
The primary publicly traded entities are NOCIL Ltd and Mafatlal Industries Ltd. The NOCIL supplies chemicals to global tyre manufacturers. The Mafatlal Industries handles the fabric and school uniform divisions.
Chemical exports and fabric sales in the US bring in most of the revenue for the group. How well they handle factory output will determine how well their stock does in the future. The textile sector has a steady return on equity of 8.39%, so it also depends on how they lower the debt there.
Overall, the Arvind Mafatlal Group is a sector-focused player that benefits from rising manufacturing activity and chemical demand. However, its growth is gradual and depends on execution and industry cycles.
Frequently Asked Questions
You must open a Demat and trading account with a registered Indian stockbroker. Once your account is active, log in and search for the relevant NSE or BSE ticker symbols, such as NOCIL or MAFATLAIND. Check the current price, select the quantity, and place your buy order.
Investors often choose NOCIL Ltd as their first choice. Due to its steady rise in the textile industry, Mafatlal Industries Ltd is also a good choice for long-term investments. In the last three years, the company has gained 38.05%, and in the last five years, it has gained 52.4%. The earnings are slowly going up, which is why these stocks are good for investors who want choices that are pretty stable.
The Mafatlal family promotes and manages the group. Mr Hrishikesh Mafatlal serves as the current chairman. The family holds a significant shareholding to maintain control. For instance, the promoter group owns 33.8% of NOCIL Ltd.
Retail investors mainly track two companies from this group. NOCIL Ltd handles industrial chemical operations, with a market capitalisation of ₹ 2,862 Cr. Mafatlal Industries Ltd manages consumer fabrics and school uniforms, with a market capitalisation of ₹ 970 Cr. Based on valuation, NOCIL Ltd is the largest stock in the group.
The promoter family has a 33.76% stake in Arvind Mafatlal Group’s NOCIL Ltd. The other stakes are held by individual investors, domestic mutual funds and global investors. Every couple of months, these ownership numbers may change because of sales on the open market and regulatory filings.
NOCIL Ltd is the leading stock in the Arvind Mafatlal Group. Mafatlal Industries Ltd is another key option for exposure to the textile segment. These companies represent the primary investment avenues within the group.
Recently, the group has borrowed less money. For better financial health, Mafatlal Industries paid off its debts to other countries, which dropped from ₹200 cr in 2017 to less than ₹60 cr in the first half of 2026. By keeping its debt-to-equity ratio low to 0.5%, NOCIL is able to support capacity growth. Readers of the latest quarterly reports should look at the current amount of debt.
For chemical sector exposure, investors may track companies such as Pidilite Industries, Gujarat Fluorochemicals, Tata Chemicals, and Aarti Industries. For textiles, KPR Mill Ltd, Vardhman Textiles, and Ruby Mills must be compared. By analysing these peers, one can understand industry trends and profitability.
As a result of high demand for rubber chemicals around the world, NOCIL Ltd makes the most revenue, about ₹107.58 cr. Additionally, Mafatlal Industries reports it makes money from selling clothes and fabrics in the United States. Changes in the prices of raw materials can affect both businesses' profit margins.