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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
DCM Shriram Limited is an Indian conglomerate with a diverse business portfolio, operating both domestically and internationally in sectors such as chloro-vinyl products, sugar, agricultural inputs, and various other enterprises. The company organizes its extensive operations through several key segments, including Fertilisers, Chloro-Vinyl, Shriram Farm Solutions, Sugar, Bioseed, and additional ventures. Its manufacturing output encompasses urea, a range of chloro-vinyl derivatives like caustic soda (both lye and flakes), chlorine, hydrogen, stable bleaching powder, calcium carbide, PVC resins, and aluminum chloride. In the sugar industry, it produces sugar and ethanol, and generates power from bagasse-based co-generation plants. For the agricultural sector, DCM Shriram offers plant nutrition solutions, crop protection chemicals, and hybrid seeds. Additionally, the company manufactures UPVC and aluminum windows and doors, and engages in the retail of fuels such as petrol and diesel. Established in 1989, the New Delhi-based entity was formerly known as DCM Shriram Consolidated Limited and currently operates as a subsidiary of Sumant Investments Private Limited.
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