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Trades about 17% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BSL Limited operates as a global textile manufacturer, producing and distributing a variety of fabrics and yarns both domestically in India and internationally. Its operations are bifurcated into textile production and wind energy generation. The company's comprehensive textile offerings include an array of polyester-viscose blends for suiting, shirting, safari wear, and corduroy, alongside a wide selection of worsted fabrics. These worsted options feature pure wool, wool-rich mixtures, lycra-infused poly-wool, poly-viscose, mohair-polyester-wool, and polyester-silk-wool compositions. BSL also specializes in premium lightweight wool and wool-blend textiles, as well as advanced blends like wool modal, Trevira wool, and other specialized fabrics incorporating materials such as Lycra, silk, linen, and Tencel. Furthermore, it crafts textiles for furnishing and fashion sectors. Outside of its textile core, BSL Limited contributes to renewable energy through its wind power generation facility located in Jaisalmer. Customers can access the company's diverse product lines online via its established brands: BSL, INSIGNIA, and GEOFFREY HAMMONDS. Founded in 1970, BSL Limited is headquartered in Noida, India.
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