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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Libas Consumer Products Limited, established in 1995 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, specializes in the production of garments and other textile-based goods from fabric. The company offers a broad array of clothing for both men and women, encompassing both modern Western styles and traditional Indian wear. Its extensive product range includes formal attire such as business suits, shirts, and trousers, alongside ethnic garments like sherwanis, indo-westerns, kurtas, and designer wedding suits. Beyond apparel, Libas also provides formal footwear and various accessories for both genders. These products are marketed under the brand names LIBAS RIYAZ GANGJI and LIBAS reshma riyaz gangji. Customers can purchase items through multiple distribution channels, including the company's dedicated retail stores, department store chains like Shoppers Stop, various online retailers, and its official website. The company was formerly known as Libas Designs Limited until November 2020, when it officially adopted its current name, Libas Consumer Products Limited.
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