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Trades about 81% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Beardsell Limited, an Indian company founded in 1936 and headquartered in Chennai, specializes in the production and distribution of expanded polystyrene (EPS) goods and modular construction solutions for a wide range of industrial uses throughout India. Its operations are divided into two core segments: Insulation and Trading. The company provides comprehensive cleanroom systems, vital for pharmaceutical, electronics, and other specialized sectors. Its extensive selection of pre-engineered structures includes panel-based cold storage units, portable site offices, cost-effective and flexible housing systems, insulated doors and partitions, and rooftop constructions. Beardsell also supplies various materials for building and process insulation, as well as sound-absorbing panels and high-density PUF slabs. For packaging needs, it offers EPS, anti-static, and composite packaging solutions. Additionally, the firm manufactures compact shelters for police or private security guards. Beyond manufacturing, Beardsell is involved in trading textiles and electric motors, and exports a diverse range of products such as fabrics, telemedicine devices, and information technology equipment. The company further offers installation, setup, and maintenance services for both hot and cold insulation systems.
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