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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nandani Creation Limited, along with its affiliated companies, is engaged in the global design, production, and distribution of clothing for men, women, and children. Its extensive apparel collection encompasses traditional Indian garments such as kurtis, various suit sets (including kurta palazzo and kurta skirt combinations), salwar suits, and ethnic tops, alongside modern attire like dresses, tunics, tops, jumpsuits, and diverse bottom wear. Additionally, the company provides specialized lines like sportswear, active wear, daily wear, fashion wear, party wear, and general apparel, along with accessories such as purses, belts, and wallets. These items are marketed under the "Jaipur Kurti" and "Amaiva" labels, available through the company's dedicated e-commerce platform, jaipurkurti.com, and at its three physical retail outlets located in Jaipur. Established in 2004, Nandani Creation Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Jaipur, India.
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