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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
All Time Plastics Limited, established in 1964 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, specializes in the production and distribution of a diverse range of plastic molded household articles. Operating primarily under its "alltime" brand, the company caters extensively to the Indian market and also engages in international exports, reaching regions such as the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among other global destinations. Its comprehensive product catalog includes: Kitchenware: A wide array of food preparation tools like chopping boards, strainers, mixing bowls, and colanders; measuring implements such as jugs, cups, and spoons; and various kitchen utensils including spatulas and orange squeezers. Food Storage Solutions: An extensive selection of containers designed for freshness and organization, encompassing crisper, lock-and-safe, bestow, frostee, polka, prism, food saver, and twister lines, along with general canisters and other storage options. Organizers: Products such as crystal jars, smart and secure storage boxes, and other organizational aids. Hangers: A diverse range including standard, teen, smart with loops, section, and rotating hook hangers. Dining and Serving Items: General tableware, salt and pepper shakers, ice cube trays, various serving trays, butter dishes, and distinct "joy" and "treats" branded dinnerware sets comprising plates, bowls, glasses, and cutlery. Household Utility & Bathroom Essentials: Dish drainers, bins, dustpans, drums, buckets, mugs, soap dishes, basins, wash tubs, and bathroom stools.
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