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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Apex Frozen Foods Limited specializes in the cultivation, processing, manufacture, and distribution of shrimp products. The company offers a diverse range of ready-to-cook white leg and black tiger shrimp varieties. Their extensive product portfolio encompasses options such as head-on whole, headless shell-on, easy peel, peeled, cooked peeled and deveined (with or without tail-on), cooked in-shell, dusted, breaded, par-fried, butterfly, skewered, and seasoned shrimps. They also provide shrimp rings and various other peeled and un-deveined forms. These convenient food items are marketed under their proprietary brands—Bay Fresh, Bay Harvest, and Bay Premium—and are supplied to a wide array of clients, including food service companies, retail chains, restaurants, club stores, and distributors. The company's shrimp products are exported globally to significant markets such as the United States, the European Union, and China. Established in 1995, Apex Frozen Foods Limited maintains its headquarters in Kakinada, India.
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