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Trades about 78% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Delhi, India, in 1981, Gulshan Polyols Limited specializes in mineral and grain processing, alongside its distillery operations, catering to both domestic and international markets. The company functions as a subsidiary of Gulshan Holdings Pvt. Ltd. Its extensive product portfolio includes a comprehensive range of starch-derived sweeteners such as sorbitol 70% solution, dextrose monohydrate, malto dextrine powder, and liquid glucose, in addition to various rice syrups (fructose, brown, and solids). Gulshan Polyols also supplies organic sweeteners and offers activated, precipitated, and ground forms of calcium carbonate. Within its distillery division, the company manufactures grain-based extra neutral alcohol and ethanol derived from damaged food grains. Its offerings further extend to country liquor, bottling services, sanitizers, and dried distillers grain solids. Gulshan Polyols also produces alcoholic beverages marketed under the "Tiger Gold" and "Golden Deer" brands. Furthermore, the company specializes in a variety of agro-based animal feed components, including corn/maize gluten feed, corn germ, enriched fiber/cattle feed, rice protein/gluten, and corn steep liquor. A selection of native and maize starches in various grades is also available. Their extensive clientele spans sectors such as pharmaceuticals, personal care, footwear, tires, rubber, plastics, paints, alcohol production, paper, agrochemicals, and the broader food and agriculture industries.
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