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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jocil Limited, an Indian enterprise, is a manufacturer and supplier of a diverse range of chemical and personal care products. Its offerings include stearic and fatty acids, soap noodles, toilet soaps, refined glycerine, and industrial oxygen. The company's business activities are segmented into Chemicals, Soap, and Power divisions. Beyond its core manufacturing, Jocil also provides contract manufacturing services and generates electricity utilizing renewable resources like biomass and wind energy. Originally incorporated in 1978 as Jayalakshmi Oil and Chemical Industries Limited, the company rebranded to Jocil Limited in 1992. Its headquarters are situated in Guntur, India. Jocil Limited operates as a subsidiary of The Andhra Sugars Limited.
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