Jindal Poly Films

Jindal Poly Films Financing Cash Flow

The Net Financing Cash Flow of Jindal Poly Films (JINDALPOLY.NS) as of Nov 12, 2026 is -6.20 B INR. In the previous year, Net Financing Cash Flow was -4.92 B INR — a change of 26.05% (lower).

Financing Cash Flow

-6.20 BINR

YoY

26.05%

Last updated:

Net Financing Cash Flow of Jindal Poly Films is 2026 -6.20 B INR. Net Financing Cash Flow of Jindal Poly Films was 2025 -4.92 B INR. It decreases by 26.05% lower compared to the previous year.

The Jindal Poly Films Financing Cash Flow history

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Financing Cash Flow
Date
Financing Cash Flow
Jan 1, 2019
378.68 M INR
Jan 1, 2020
2.77 B INR
Jan 1, 2021
-5.34 B INR
Jan 1, 2022
2.59 B INR
Jan 1, 2023
28.56 B INR
Jan 1, 2024
-443.96 M INR
Jan 1, 2025
-4.92 B INR
Jan 1, 2026
-6.20 B INR
The Jindal Poly Films Financing Cash Flow history
YEARFinancing Cash FlowYoY
-6.20 BINR+26.05%
-4.92 BINR+1,007.67%
-443.96 MINR-101.55%
28.56 BINR+1,001.58%
2.59 BINR-148.59%
-5.34 BINR-292.55%
2.77 BINR+631.85%
378.68 MINR-94.60%
7.02 BINR-1,206.18%
-634.34 MINR-392.02%
217.23 MINR-89.86%
2.14 BINR-83.40%
12.90 BINR—

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Jindal Poly Films Stock analysis

What does Jindal Poly Films do? Jindal Poly Films Ltd. generates revenue through the manufacturing and sale of polyester films, including BOPP and BOPET films used for food packaging. The company segments its products into Flexible Packaging Film and Nonwoven Fabrics, with key offerings such as BOPP films, PET films, metalized films, coated films, CPP films, and thermal films. Its manufacturing plant in Nasik, Maharashtra, produces these films for diverse applications. Customers include businesses requiring packaging solutions for food and other industries, leveraging the firm's expertise in polyester and polypropylene films. The company's product portfolio includes bi-axially oriented polyethylene terephthalate (BOPET) film and biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) films, which are central to its Flexible Packaging Film segment. These films are used in food packaging, a key market segment. Additionally, the firm diversifies into power generation, cold-rolled steel strips, and galvanized sheets, though these are secondary to its core film manufacturing business. The Nasik plant supports the production of all these products, serving both domestic and international markets. Jindal Poly Films Ltd. focuses on BOPP and BOPET films as primary revenue drivers, with applications spanning food packaging and other industrial uses. The company's manufacturing capabilities in Nasik enable it to produce a wide range of films, including metalized and coated films, catering to the needs of various industries. Its diversified business model includes polyester and polypropylene films alongside ancillary products like cold-rolled steel strips, but the core revenue comes from film sales to packaging and industrial clients. Jindal Poly Films is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Net Financing Cash Flow of Jindal Poly Films is -6.20 B INR in 2026.

Net Financing Cash Flow of Jindal Poly Films changed from -4.92 B INR to -6.20 B INR, representing a 26.05% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Financing cash flow measures cash flows from debt issuance/repayment, equity transactions, and dividend payments.

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