CMR Green Technologies Surges in Market Debut as Investors Back Recycling Sector

Published: Jun 11, 2026 09:16

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Indian recycling company CMR Green Technologies surged nearly 40% on its market debut, making it one of the strongest IPO performances of the year. The company operates 13 recycling facilities across India and specializes in secondary metal production. Strong investor demand highlights growing confidence in the recycling and circular-economy sector.

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