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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Linc Limited, an entity operating both within India and across global markets, specializes in the production and sale of writing tools and various stationery items. Its extensive product portfolio, primarily marketed under the Linc brand, encompasses a wide array of writing instruments such as gel, ballpoint, rollerball, retractable, and fountain pens. Beyond pens, the company also provides markers and highlighters, alongside a diverse range of stationery articles including standard and printed pencils, geometry kits, erasers, mechanical pencils, and filing solutions. Additionally, Linc offers disinfectants and handles the import and distribution of various stationery goods. Previously operating as Linc Pen & Plastics Limited, the firm officially adopted its current designation, Linc Limited, in October 2021. Established in 1976, Linc Limited maintains its primary corporate office in Kolkata, India.
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