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INDIAN TILES INDUSTRY!

Apr-07-2025Blog by – Mr. Dhruv AjmeraRead Time: 3 Min.Word Count: 487
9INDIAN TILES INDUSTRY!

The Indian tiles industry is one of the largest in the world and has witnessed significant growth in recent years. India is the second-largest producer of ceramic tiles after China and is also a major exporter.

1 Market Size & Growth

  • The Indian ceramic tiles market was valued at around ?40,000 crore (~$5 billion) in 2023.
  • Expected to grow at a CAGR of 8-10% from 2024-2030.

2. Types of Tiles in India

The industry manufactures various types of tiles for residential, commercial, and industrial applications:

a) Ceramic Tiles

  • Most commonly used for floors and walls.
  • Cost-effective and available in various designs.

b) Vitrified Tiles

  • Made from a mixture of clay and silica for extra strength.
  • Types include Double Charged, Full Body, and Soluble Salt.

c) Porcelain Tiles

  • Denser and more water-resistant than ceramic tiles.
  • Preferred for high-moisture areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

d) Glazed & Polished Tiles

  • Used for premium interior design purposes.
  • Offer aesthetic appeal with glossy finishes.

e) Natural Stone Tiles

  • Includes granite, marble, and slate tiles.
  • Popular in high-end projects.

 

  • Major Production Hubs
    • Morbi (Gujarat) – Accounts for ~80% of India’s ceramic tile production.
    • Rajasthan (Bikaner, Jaipur, Udaipur) – Known for vitrified & ceramic tiles.
    • Tamil Nadu (Chennai, Coimbatore) – Hub for high-end vitrified tiles.
    • Andhra Pradesh & Telangana – Emerging production centers.

 

·         Key Players

o    Kajaria Ceramics (Largest player in India)

o    Somany Ceramics

o    Asian Granito

o    Johnson Tiles

o    NITCO

o    Orient Bell

o    HSIL (Hindware)

o    Simpolo Vitrified

 

·         Export & Import Trends

o    Exports: India exports tiles to the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the USA.

o    Imports: Limited, but some high-end tiles are imported from China, Spain, and Italy.

o    Impact of China+1 Strategy: Many global buyers are shifting to Indian tiles due to competitive pricing & quality.

 

·         Challenges

o    Rising raw material costs (clay, feldspar, gas prices).

o    Competition from Chinese tiles (though anti-dumping duties help).

o    Energy costs (natural gas price fluctuations affect production).

o    Environmental regulations (Morbi units faced shutdowns due to pollution norms).

 

·         Future Trends

o    Sustainable tiles (eco-friendly, recycled materials).

o    Digital printing technology for customized designs.

o    Growth in organized retail & online sales (Tile dealers expanding via e-commerce).

o    Government initiatives (Housing for All, Smart Cities boosting demand).

Key Growth Drivers

  • Urbanization & Housing Demand: Rising urban population fuels demand for new homes and renovations.
  • Government Policies:
    • Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) – Boosts affordable housing demand.
    • Make in India – Encourages domestic manufacturing.
    • Smart Cities Mission – Increases infrastructure projects.
  • Export Growth: India exports tiles to Europe, the Middle East, and the US.
  • Technological Advancements: Digital printing, nano-coating, and sustainability trends.
  • Rising Disposable Income: Consumers are shifting towards premium & designer tiles

Investment Opportunities

  • Growing real estate & infrastructure: Expansion in metros and smaller cities.
  • Export Market Potential: Increasing demand from Europe, the Middle East & Africa.
  • Technology Integration: AI & IoT-based smart tiles could create new opportunities.

Conclusion

The Indian tiles industry is poised for strong growth due to increasing urbanization, rising incomes, and government support. Despite challenges like competition and cost pressures, advancements in design and sustainability will keep the industry expanding in the coming years.

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