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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1938 and headquartered in New Delhi, India, JK Lakshmi Cement Limited is a prominent manufacturer and supplier of cement and diverse building materials across the nation. The company primarily produces Portland Pozzolana and ordinary Portland cement, known by brands such as JK LAKSHMI CEMENT and JK Lakshmi PRO+ Cement, designed for an extensive array of construction needs, from residential buildings and hotels to major infrastructure projects like bridges and airports. Additionally, its cement portfolio includes specialized options like Platinum Heavy Duty Cement, JKLC Sixer Cement, Platinum Supremo Cement, and Super Sixer Weather Guard Cement. Beyond core cement products, JK Lakshmi offers a broad spectrum of construction solutions: ready-mix concrete (JK Lakshmi Power Mix), autoclaved aerated concrete blocks (JK SmartBlox), various gypsum plaster products (JK Lakshmiplast, JK Lakshmiplast GypGold), wall putty (JK Lakshmiplast Smart Wall Putty), and white Portland cement (JK Lakshmi Smart White Cement). The company further provides concrete binding and waterproofing agents under the Brahmastra brand, and a ready-to-mix jointing mortar, JK Smartbond Mortar, for different block types. All these offerings are distributed to consumers nationwide via a robust network of dealers.
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