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Trades about 84% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kama Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding company, overseeing its various ventures primarily through its fully-owned subsidiaries. Its activities are segmented into four distinct divisions: Technical Textiles, Chemicals, Packaging Film, and a general "Others" category. The Technical Textiles division is dedicated to the production of specialized materials such as nylon and polyester tire cord fabrics, belting fabrics, and industrial yarns, bolstered by continuous research and development. Within the Chemicals segment, the company manufactures a diverse array of products, including refrigerant gases, chloromethane, pharmaceutical compounds, fluorochemicals, and associated chemical goods, also leveraging significant R&D efforts. The Packaging Film division focuses exclusively on crafting polyester films. Lastly, the "Others" segment involves the distribution of coated and laminated fabrics, alongside various auxiliary business operations. The company, established on March 28, 2000, has its principal office situated in Gurugram, India.
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