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Trades about 132% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jay Shree Tea & Industries Limited is engaged in the production and global distribution of tea, serving both domestic and international markets. Its operations are diversified across three core divisions: Tea, Chemicals & Fertilizers, and Sugar. Beyond its primary tea business, the company also manufactures and markets sugar, alongside various chemicals and fertilizers, including single super phosphate (sold under the Annapurna brand), sulphuric acid, and oleum. Additionally, its service offerings extend to warehousing solutions and participation in investment and non-banking financial activities. The firm was established in 1945 and maintains its principal corporate office in Kolkata, India.
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