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Trades about 108% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Khadim India Limited is primarily engaged in the manufacturing, wholesale distribution, and retail sales of footwear, largely marketed under its flagship Khadim's brand. Beyond its core offerings, the company provides a wide array of footwear and leather accessories designed for men, women, and children. These products are sold under several distinct labels, including British Walkers, Lazard, Turk, Adrianna, Bonito, Pro, Softouch, Sharon, Cleo, Waves, and Schooldays. As of March 31, 2021, Khadim India commanded a substantial retail presence, operating 757 dedicated stores. Complementing this, its robust distribution network comprised 575 partners who facilitated sales to multi-brand outlets across 23 Indian states and one Union Territory. The company also extends its market reach through international exports. Founded in 1981, the enterprise was initially known as Khadim Chain Stores Limited before officially rebranding to Khadim India Limited in August 2005. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Kolkata, India.
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