KUANTUMKuantum Papers Limited
Metals · Paper & Paper Products · NSE · as of 2026-09-11 (delayed ~30 min in market hours)
Kuantum Papers Limited produces, markets, and sells agro and wood-based paper products in India. It offers maplitho, copier paper, and customized grades for textbooks, notebooks, and educational stationery; writing and printing paper products; creamwove; and specialty products, such as thermal paper, bond paper, parchment, azurelaid, cartridge, coloured, ledger, and stiffener papers. The company's products are used printing of books, trade directories, newsprint, diaries, calendars, and computer stationery. It also exports its products. The company was formerly known as ABC Paper Limited and changed its name to Kuantum Papers Limited in March 2012. Kuantum Papers Limited was founded in 1980 and is based in Chandigarh, India.
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Key Ratios
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Active Pattern Signals
Why avoid
- • Overall evidence is weak (AlgoScore 39/100)
- • Revenue growth: 8.7% YoY
- • Profit growth: -45.2% YoY
- • Price vs SMA50: below
- • Price vs SMA200: below
- • Double Top bearish signal (setup quality 60%)
Bull case
- • Debt/Equity: 0.71
- • Promoter holding: 74.8%
- • Valuation vs sector: P/E 15.7 vs sector 21.6
- • RSI: 52
Bear case
- • Revenue growth: 8.7% YoY
- • Profit growth: -45.2% YoY
- • Price vs SMA50: below
- • Price vs SMA200: below
Key risks
- • Elevated volatility / drawdown profile — size positions accordingly
- • Weak fundamentals — technical strength may not sustain
- • Momentum is fading versus the broader market
- • Revenue growth: 8.7% YoY
- • Profit growth: -45.2% YoY
Algorithmic analysis for research only — not SEBI-registered investment advice.
Trade Plan
Stop = 20-day support with a 2.5×ATR risk cap (ATR ₹3.23). Levels recompute on every data refresh. Position sizing and execution are yours — this is analysis, not advice.