Definitely. That has also helped them in the exports market.

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Thanks Rachit!

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Thank you, Pramod :)

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Thanks Ajith. Borosil Renewables was separated to focus on solar glass. The parent company is pretty diverse- focuses on a wide range of portfolio, including consumer, pharma and industrial glass.

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Thanks Lalit!

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Thank you Achyut. Will strive to do that :)

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Thank you Rajendra, glad you liked it.

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Thanks Abaneeta! The R&D and technical expertise indeed plays a role. As I mentioned, the antimony-free glass and the 2mm glass is the first in the world.

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Hi Chandragupta Thank you for your comments. I understand and welcome your points. The margins and returns are lower than other sub-segments such as module and cells- as explained in the piece. Cheaper imports also play a key role in hurting margins as you said, as they’re inextricably linked to global prices. A local player which stays in the game long enough (like Borosil) tends to see improving margins.

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Thanks a lot, K C. Glad you liked it! Will strive and cover more such issues in a growing renewable energy landscape.

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Hi Suresh, Chandragupta Thank you for your comments. I understand and welcome your points. The margins and returns are lower than other sub-segments such as module and cells- as explained in the piece. Cheaper imports also play a key role in hurting margins as you said, as they're inextricably linked to global prices. A local player which stays in the game long enough (like Borosil) tends to see improving margins.

Shruti Sonal