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Trades about 11% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bajaj Consumer Care Limited, a company founded in 1953 and based in Udaipur, India, operates as a key manufacturer and global distributor of personal grooming and hygiene products. Its extensive product range caters to various needs, including hair care, skincare, and sanitation. In the hair care category, the company offers a diverse selection of hair oils and masques. These are marketed under several popular brand names, such as Bajaj Almond Drops, Bajaj Coco Onion, Bajaj Sarson Amla, Bajaj 100% Pure, Bajaj Amla Aloe Vera, Bajaj Brahmi Amla, Bajaj Cool Almond Drops, Bajaj Jasmine, Bajaj Zero Grey, and Natyv Soul. For skincare, Bajaj Consumer Care provides items like soaps, creams, face washes, and scrubs, primarily available under its Bajaj Almond Drops and Bajaj Nomarks brands. Additionally, the company produces sanitizers, which are sold under both the Bajaj and Bajaj Nomarks labels. The organization, formerly known as Bajaj Corp Limited, officially adopted its current name, Bajaj Consumer Care Limited, in January 2019.
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