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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Eveready Industries India Limited, founded in Kolkata in 1905, is a prominent Indian company involved in the manufacturing and marketing of a wide array of power and illumination products. Its core business encompasses a diverse range of batteries, including zinc carbon, alkaline, and rechargeable varieties, along with power banks, distributed under established brand names such as Eveready, Eveready Ultima, PowerCell, and Uniross. The company also specializes in portable lighting solutions, offering rechargeable torches crafted from materials like plastic, brass, and aluminum, as well as LED flashlights in various designs and wattages, and digiLED portable lanterns, predominantly under the Eveready and PowerCell brands. Beyond portable devices, Eveready provides an extensive selection of general and professional lighting products. This includes a broad spectrum of LED items for consumers, such as bulbs, emergency lights, smart ambient systems, panels, downlights, spotlights, battens, floodlights, and streetlights, alongside commercial, industrial, and outdoor lighting solutions. Additionally, Eveready's product portfolio extends to electrical accessories, notably spike guards under the Eveready brand. The company further diversifies its operations by distributing other electrical goods, small home appliances, and confectionery items across India.
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