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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Arvind Limited, an Indian-headquartered company established in 1931, conducts extensive textile operations both domestically and internationally through its core Textiles, Advanced Material, and diverse "Others" segments. The company is involved in manufacturing, marketing, retailing, supplying, and exporting a broad range of textile products, including denim, shirting, various woven and knitted fabrics, voiles, and finished garments. Its Advanced Material division provides specialized solutions such as protective apparel for factory workers, firefighters, construction crews, military personnel, and healthcare staff. This segment also offers hot-gas and liquid filtration systems, automotive interior and seating solutions, and various composites and coated fabrics. Furthermore, Arvind's expansive portfolio extends to water and industrial wastewater treatment, including zero liquid discharge systems. Its "Others" segment encompasses a wide array of ventures, including e-commerce, agriculture produce, engineering, telecommunications (e.g., EPABX and radio solutions), technical textiles, and the development of residential, commercial, and industrial real estate.
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