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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Gujarat Ambuja Exports Limited, established in Ahmedabad, India, in 1986, is primarily engaged in a broad spectrum of agro-processing activities for both the Indian and international markets. The company strategically organizes its diverse operations into key segments: Agro, Cotton, Maize, Power, and Other. Its extensive product offerings include textile-grade cotton yarns and various wheat-processed goods. GAEL manufactures a range of polyols such as sorbitol, maltitol, and mannitol. Within the edible oils and fats category, their portfolio encompasses bakery shortenings, along with refined oils derived from cottonseed, corn, groundnut, palm, and soybean, as well as vanaspati ghee. Furthermore, the company supplies a variety of soy products, including flour, flakes, grits, liquid lecithin, and granules/nuggets. For the animal nutrition sector, they provide essential feed ingredients like corn/maize gluten, rapeseed extraction, soybean meals, and complete cattle feed formulations. A significant portion of their business also involves starch derivatives, featuring products such as high maltose corn syrup, dextrose syrup, corn steep liquor, corn gluten meal, maize germ, malto dextrin powder, various dextrins, anhydrous and monohydrate dextrose powders, maltose syrup, liquid glucose, maize and corn starch, and liquid sorbitol solution. Beyond its core agro-processing, Gujarat Ambuja Exports is actively involved in power generation, utilizing diverse sources like windmills, biogas, and solar energy, alongside thermal plants. The company's wide array of products and services supports a multitude of industries, including textile, paper, food, feed, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and animal nutrition.
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