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Trades about 18% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1980 and based in Navi Mumbai, India, Galaxy Surfactants Limited operates as a manufacturer and international distributor of specialized chemical ingredients. The company primarily caters to the personal and home care industries, both within India and globally. Its extensive product range encompasses a wide variety of compounds, including fatty alcohol surfactants, ethoxylates, alkyl benzene sulphonic acids, foam and viscosity boosters, mild surfactants, and pearlizers. Additionally, they supply specialized blends, syndet and TBB bases, sun protection agents, preservatives, and a host of specialty additives such as emollients, conditioning agents, hair color protectors, scalp care solutions, and anti-microbials. These offerings are integral to products across diverse segments like skin care, hair care, sun protection, oral hygiene, baby care, and household cleaning.
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