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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Aries Agro Limited, operating alongside its subsidiary companies, specializes in the creation and provision of essential nutritional products for both agricultural crops and livestock. Their market presence extends across various international locations, including India, Kenya, Nigeria, Nepal, and Taiwan. The company offers a comprehensive range of products, which includes water-soluble NPK formulations, organic and biological solutions, highly concentrated inputs, specialized products tailored for specific crops, fertilizers designed for slow nutrient release, plant protection compounds, aquaculture and animal feed supplements, and solutions for urban gardening, among others. Founded in 1969, Aries Agro Limited has its primary corporate office situated in Mumbai, India.
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