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Trades about 252% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating throughout India, Lloyds Enterprises Ltd. and its affiliated entities primarily engage in the trading of iron and steel commodities. The company structures its diverse business activities into key divisions, including Real Estate, Steel, Engineering, and Electrical. Beyond its foundational steel operations, the firm is significantly involved in various real estate ventures, encompassing the development of residential and commercial properties, alongside land plot sales. Additionally, it undertakes a range of engineering projects and participates in both iron and gold mining. The company also oversees a portfolio of financial investments and, notably, has a presence in the food service industry through its operation of 1441 Pizzeria brand pizza outlets. Its steel and iron products are supplied to a wide array of businesses, manufacturers, and distribution networks. Established in 1986 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, the company underwent a name change from Shree Global Tradefin Limited to Lloyds Enterprises Limited in September 2023.
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