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Trades about 73% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NCL Industries Limited is an Indian enterprise primarily involved in the production and distribution of construction supplies. Its operations are diversified across five distinct divisions: Cement, Boards, Readymade Doors, Energy, and Ready Mix Concrete. The company's cement offerings, marketed under the Nagarjuna brand, encompass both ordinary Portland and pozzolana Portland varieties, alongside specialized cement formulated for concrete sleepers. Furthermore, NCL Industries supplies ready-mixed concrete, also under the Nagarjuna brand; cement-bonded particleboards known as Bison Panel; and pre-fabricated doors, branded as NCL Door. Its energy segment is dedicated to generating hydroelectric power, boasting an aggregate installed capacity of 15.75 MW. Originally incorporated as Nagarjuna Cements Limited, the firm adopted its current name, NCL Industries Limited, in December 1987. Established in 1979, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Secunderabad, India.
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