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Trades about 36% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in Pune, India, in 1958, Finolex Cables Limited specializes in the production and distribution of an extensive range of electrical and communication cables, alongside various electrical appliances. While primarily serving the Indian market, the company also exports its goods to the United States and the United Arab Emirates. The company's operations are divided into key divisions: Electrical Cables, Communication Cables, Copper Rods, and a miscellaneous 'Other Products' segment. Within its electrical cable offerings, Finolex provides a comprehensive array, including insulated PVC cables designed for diverse applications such as motor winding, automotive, battery systems, UPS, elevators, and solar installations. This also encompasses heavy-duty, underground, and specialized power and control cables catering to both low and high voltage requirements. The communication cable portfolio features optic fiber, coaxial, local area network (LAN), CCTV, and speaker cables, in addition to various telephone cables (jelly-filled and PE insulated) and V-SAT cables. Beyond cables, the 'Other Products' segment encompasses a broad selection of consumer electrical goods. These include copper rods, essential electrical fittings like switches, sockets, and regulators, as well as a variety of lighting solutions such as CFL lamps (retrofit and non-retrofit), T5 tube lights, associated fittings, and modern LED-based systems. Furthermore, Finolex manufactures different types of fans (ceiling, table, wall, pedestal, and exhaust), a range of switchgear products (including miniature, residual current, and molded case circuit breakers, and distribution boards), conduit pipes and their fittings, and water heaters. Finolex Cables makes its products accessible through both online retail channels and traditional distribution networks.
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