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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hardwyn India Limited, established in 1965 and based in New Delhi, India, operates as a prominent purveyor of architectural hardware and aluminum products. Trading under its "Hardwyn" brand, the company supplies a diverse range of items to both Indian and international markets. Its extensive portfolio includes various door components like closers, hinges, handles, and locks; a broad selection of glass fittings such as patch and spider fittings, and complete shower enclosure systems; alongside plastic profiles, motion gate series, automatic and shower doors, and stainless steel railings. Hardwyn also offers specialized products including electronic safes, bathroom accessories, and aluminum profile items. The company caters to a wide clientele, encompassing architects, builders, fabricators, interior decorators, corporate entities, and government contractors. Hardwyn India Limited adopted its current name in January 2020, having previously operated as Garv Industries Limited.
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