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Trades about 10% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Gloster Limited manufactures and exports various jute products in India, the Americas, Europe, Asia, Australia, and internationally. The company provides jute and jute allied products, woven and non-woven jute geotextiles, treated fabric-rot proof, fire retardant, and jute products for interior decoration and packaging of industrial and agricultural produce. It also offers jute and cotton shopping bags and made ups, hessian, double warp cloth, sacking cloth, tarpaulin cloth, canvas cloth, scrim cloth, hessian bags, sacking bags, double warp bags, lifestyle products, geo textiles, soil savers, non-woven, jute tape, nursery liners and sheets, and other specialty downstream products. In addition, the company provides yarn, floor covering, home furnishing, promotional consumer products, waxed tent fabrics, rot-proof fabrics, filter pads, thermal insulation products, and other consumer durable products. It serves government entities, suppliers, industrial customers, export clients, and non-profit organizations. The company was formerly known as Kettlewell Bullen & Company Limited and changed its name to Gloster Limited in May 2018. Gloster Limited was founded in 1872 and is headquartered in Kolkata, India.
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