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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jai Corp Limited, founded in Mumbai, India, in 1985, primarily operates within the plastic processing industry across India. The company's extensive operations are structured into five core divisions: Steel, Plastic Processing, Spinning, Assets Management Activity, and Real Estate. Its plastic processing segment manufactures a diverse array of woven goods from polypropylene and polyethylene. These include various types of flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs) – such as discharge, filling, and lift loop configurations – as well as woven sacks. Additionally, it produces specialized fabrics like geo-textiles, industrial fabrics, and landscape textiles, alongside a range of bags including open, duffel, and custom designs. Within its steel division, Jai Corp is engaged in the production, processing, and trading of steel products like cold rolled coils and galvanized sheets. The spinning unit focuses on creating blended spun yarns (comprising polyester, viscose, and acrylic compositions) suitable for numerous applications such as apparel, home furnishings, carpeting, and industrial uses. Beyond manufacturing, the company is also involved in special economic zone development, infrastructure ventures, venture capital, land and building development, and investment advisory services, in addition to supplying masterbatches. Jai Corp actively exports its products to various markets.
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