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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CCL Products (India) Limited, an Indian firm, specializes in the production, distribution, and sale of instant coffee and various coffee-related products within India. Its extensive product line includes spray-dried, agglomerated, and freeze-dried coffees, alongside freeze-concentrated liquid coffee, roast and ground coffee, roasted whole beans, and convenient premixed coffee varieties. These goods are available in diverse packaging formats, such as jars, cans, pouches/sachets, big bags, bulk boxes, and drums, marketed under established brands like Xtra, Speciale, Freeze Dried, Malgudi, and THIS. The company also extends its reach globally through exports. Founded in 1961, the company's main operations are based in Hyderabad, India.
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