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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Commercial Syn Bags Limited, an Indian enterprise, specializes in delivering comprehensive packaging solutions for businesses, with operations encompassing manufacturing, production, processing, import, export, purchase, and sale. The company operates through two main divisions: Manufacturing and Trading. Under its TIGER TARPAULIN brand, the firm provides a variety of items such as flexible intermediate bulk containers, high-density polyethylene and polypropylene woven sacks, fabrics, container bags, pond liners, mulch films, and tarpaulins. The COMSYN SWAJAL brand, on the other hand, is associated with vermi beds and flexible pipes. Furthermore, a wide array of products including BOPP bags, bulk and box bags, poly tarpaulins, woven bags, geotextiles, ground covers, nets, various flexible packaging options, and other technical textiles are offered under the COMSYN brand. Beyond its manufactured offerings, the company also engages in the trading of raw materials like granules, master batches, and PVC resins. Its diverse clientele spans numerous sectors, including construction, agriculture, asbestos waste removal, household waste removal, bulk packaging, human safety applications, gardening, greenhouses, and temporary shelter provisions. Commercial Syn Bags' products are also vital for the packaging and storage of commodities such as grain, pulses, animal feed, seeds, fertilizers, chemicals, and food products. The company extends its reach globally, exporting its products to key international markets including the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Latin America. Established in 1984, Commercial Syn Bags Limited is headquartered in Indore, India.
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