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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Maheshwari Logistics Limited, together with its subsidiary entities, provides an extensive array of logistics services across India. The company's operations are strategically divided into three core areas: Trading, Transportation & Service provision, and Manufacturing. Its transportation division specializes in the bulk movement of cargo for a variety of industries, including cement, paper, textiles, and fertilizers. To support these services, the company operates a proprietary fleet of around 60 trucks, substantially enhancing its reach by partnering with approximately 7,000 independent trucking operators. Beyond logistics, Maheshwari Logistics also engages in the supply of non-coking coal, the production of kraft paper, and the trading of diverse paper products. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Valsad, India.
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