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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kronox Lab Sciences Ltd. operates as a manufacturer and global supplier of a diverse range of chemical products, encompassing fine chemicals, inorganic compounds, phosphates, and metallic chemicals, serving markets both within India and worldwide. Its extensive product portfolio is categorized into three main segments. Firstly, it offers a selection of bulk reagents, such as ACS, LR, AR, and GR grades, essential for various laboratory and industrial applications. Secondly, the company supplies bulk ingredients catering to numerous industries, including oral care, pharmaceuticals (pharmacopoeia), food and nutraceuticals, personal care and cosmetics, and veterinary medicine for animal health. Lastly, its specialty chemicals division features a wide array of specialized compounds like tartrates, citrates, hypophosphites, phosphates, hydroxides, EDTA and its derivatives, ultra-high purity chemicals, custom-specified formulations, and anhydrous specialty products, alongside solutions for heat treatment, quenching, and eutectic salt applications. Established in 2008, Kronox Lab Sciences Limited has its headquarters situated in Vadodara, India.
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