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Trades about 67% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Century Plyboards (India) Limited, established in 1982 and based in Kolkata, India, is a leading manufacturer and vendor of a comprehensive selection of wood panel products and related items. The company's diverse portfolio, distributed across India and internationally, includes plywood, block-boards, veneers, timber, and decorative laminates. It also produces plain and pre-laminated medium-density fiberboards (MDF), particle boards, and flush doors, alongside offering pre-engineered doors, fibre cement boards, and PVC sheets. In addition to its manufacturing activities, Century Plyboards provides container freight station (CFS) services and engages in the trade of chemicals and other panel products. Its business operations are segmented into Plywood, Laminate, MDF, Particle Board, CFS Services, and various other categories. The company's products are primarily marketed under well-known brands such as CENTURYDOORS, CENTURYLAMINATES, CENTURYVENEERS, Zykron, STARKE, and CENTURYPLY.
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