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Trades about 77% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BCL Industries Limited, a company founded in 1976 and based in Bhatinda, India, engages in the production and sale of edible oils and spirits across India and the broader South Asian region. Its operations are structured into three primary divisions: Oil & Vanaspati, Distillery, and Real Estate. Under the Oil & Vanaspati segment, the company supplies a range of products including various edible oils, basmati rice, refined rice bran oil, and vanaspati ghee, which are marketed under brand names such as Home Cook, Murli, WHITE GOLD, and Do Khajoor. The Distillery division focuses on manufacturing extra neutral alcohol, ethanol, and a diverse portfolio of alcoholic beverages. These spirits are sold under various brands, including ASLI SANTRA, RANJHA SANUFI, PUNJAB SPECIAL WHISKY, PUNJAB SPECIAL RUM, PUNJAB SPECIAL GIN, COZI DRY GIN, RED ROYAL WHISKY, and SUMMER CHEF VODKA. Additionally, this segment produces hand sanitizers. Through its Real Estate arm, BCL Industries undertakes property development projects. These include the creation of service plots, villas, group housing complexes, commercial establishments, shopping malls, schools, clubhouses, community centers, and even dedicated temples. The company was previously known as BCL Industries & Infrastructures Limited before officially changing its name to BCL Industries Limited in April 2018.
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