By FMTeam You may think that interior infrastructure products are a pretty niche sector, but in reality, there is too much competition in it because there is too much high of a demand here. And surely, Greenply is leading the charge in this one, so let’s talk about it a little more, like Greenply Net Worth, Owner, CEO, Head Office, etc.
| Company name | Greenply Industries Limited |
| Establishment year | 1990 |
| Head Office | Gurugram (Gurgaon) |
| Founder | Rajesh Mittal and the Mittal family |
| CEO Name | Manoj Tulsian |
| Industry | Interior infrastructure and wood-based building materials |
| Number of employees | Around 2,634 employees as of 31 March 2025 |
| Net worth / Market capitalization | ₹3,527 crore range in late November 2025 |
| Total revenue (latest full FY) | ₹25,041 million (around ₹2,504 crore) in FY2024-25 |
Company Profile
We get it, not a lot of people truly know that before Greenply was the recognized brand that it is today, it was known as Mittal Laminates Private Limited and that was way back in 1990. Moving forward, though, like, during the mid-1990s, with the Greenply brand going hit in the market because of their impressive quality, they went on to change the name to Greenply Industries Limited later down the line. As of right now, they’re the same hit brand in this niche market and now with their main head office in Gurugram.
Net Worth
No doubt, by now, Greenply has become a publicly-traded company that has the Mittal family as a promoter, and several institutional and retail investors as shareholders. As for the net worth, well, we can tell you the market cap numbers right away, which is around ₹3,527 crore, to give you a better idea of its financial standing right here in India.
Future Outlook and Recent Updates
Oh, not a single doubt in the fact that Greenply is aggressively growing its operations. How? Well, talking about their future outlook, the company has already made public a detailed plan of investments of close to ₹800 crore over the next two to three years. The new plywood plant in Odisha is one of the largest projects under this plan that is expected to increase plywood capacity by almost 25% once it is fully operational around FY 2026-27.