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Trump tariff effect on chemicals stocks: Kotak report disclose it all

Taanvi Sawhnay by Taanvi Sawhnay
February 27, 2025
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Trump tariff effect on chemicals stocks: Kotak report disclose it all

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Kotak Institutional Equities analyzed the important effect of probably tariffs on the chemical industry in India, while including that PI and Vinati are most revealed

Even as US President Donald Trump once more declared that he’s going to charge reciprocal tariffs on India, Kotak Institutional Equities stated that the effect of the reciprocal tariffs proposed by way of the USA on its trading companions depends on more than one variables and therefore, is difficult to exactly quantify.

Earlier on Saturday, a PTI report mentioned Trump telling, “We’ll soon charge reciprocal tariffs due to the fact meaning, they charge us, we charge them. Its quite simple. Whatever a enterprise or a country, which include let’s say India or China or any of them, anything they charge, we need to be fair… so reciprocal. Reciprocal which means, ‘they charge us, we charge them’.”

Kotak Institutional Equities analyzed the important effect of possibly tariffs at the chemical industry in India. “PI and Vinati are maximum uncovered. The 10% already charged via the USA on China may additionally stage the gambling field for Indian enterprises. Possible cuts to India’s import tariffs also required watching,” the brokerage report stated.

Principle of reciprocity would needs US tariff raises of 600 bps

“Chemical trade usually falls underneath chapters 28, 29 and 38 of the Harmonized System of Nomenclature. Within these, exports by using India’s main indexed chemical enterprises usually come beneath Chapter 29 (organic chemicals) and Chapter 38 (miscellaneous chemical products),” said Kotak Institutional Equities. India usually taxes import tariffs of 10% on items underneath those chapters, while the US taxes lower tariffs of 4% on the same items. According to the precept of reciprocity matched by the present US administration, the brokerage organization stated, the US have to, consequently, increase import tariffs on chapters 29 and 38 through 600 bps.

PI and Vinati most exposed to US

Enterprises with slight exposure to the US for export sales are Bayer CropScience, SH Kelkar and Godrej Agrovet. Tata Chemicals has missions in the US and consequently, Kotak stated, will no longer be effected. Among the remaining enterprise underneath its coverage, those with the most US exposure are PI (43% of FY2024 revenue) and Vinati Organics (20%). Those with the lowest exposure are Deepak Nitrite (3.1%), Rallis, Aether and Neogen (5-7%). “Making the simplistic assumption that a 600 bps growth in US tariffs is absolutely assumed by using the enterprises within their profit margins, PI would be maximum effected (9.8% effect on EBITDA). Other enterprise would bear affects starting from 1-5% of EBITDA,” Kotak said.

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What may want to mitigate the effect?

Enterprise are anticipated to increase selling charges to protect their margins. “We note that the USA has already increased tariffs on imports from China by 10%. So, if it now will increase tariffs on India as well by means of 600 bps, then India and China can be again on extra or much less a level playing field, and consequently both nations may additionally find it easier to elevate prices,” Kotak stated. It further maintained that the drawback to this is that give up-demand might also weaken amid price inflation, and then price wars could break out other geographies.

Another feasible way out for India, per the brokerage enterprise, would be to decrease tariffs on its chemical imports from the USA, which largely include commodity chemicals or imports of agrochemicals via local arms of MNCs (which includes Corteva or FMC) from their global parents.

A third alternative may be to re-direction chemical shipments through different countries, however its practicability needs to be taken into consideration case by case, it introduced.

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Taanvi Sawhnay

Taanvi Sawhnay

I’m Taanvi Sawhnay, known as Tan, a professional blogger with a deep interest in the global chemical industry. I’ve spent years writing for various platforms, delivering insightful analysis and up-to-date news. At ChemDive, I share my knowledge and passion, making complex industry trends accessible to professionals, academics, and enthusiasts alike. My goal is to engage readers with clear, informative content while keeping them informed about the latest developments in the chemical world.

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