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Trades about 71% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Antarctica Limited, an Indian enterprise headquartered in Kolkata, was established in 1991. The company specializes in manufacturing and selling a diverse range of paper-based packaging and printing solutions. Its packaging offerings include various folding cartons, such as lock-bottom and reverse tuck-in designs, many equipped with internal liners suitable for powders, granular substances, and liquids. Antarctica Limited also produces hard-tag, double-chambered tea bags (available with or without outer envelopes) and custom printed hard tags for tea bag manufacturing. Additionally, they supply printed and PE-coated paper cups. Beyond packaging, the company's printing division delivers products like books, brochures, labels, and posters. These materials primarily serve the tea, pharmaceutical, and spice industries. While its primary operations are in India, Antarctica Limited maintains a robust export market, distributing its products to countries such as Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Nepal, as well as other international regions including the Middle East.
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