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Trades about 49% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Page Industries Limited is an international manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of textile apparel and accessories, serving men, women, and junior boys and girls. The company's diverse product portfolio, primarily under the Jockey brand, includes a comprehensive collection of innerwear (such as briefs, boxers, bras, and panties), leisurewear (like t-shirts, polo shirts, shorts, joggers, hoodies, and jackets), sleepwear, and a variety of accessories including socks, towels, caps, and masks, in addition to thermal wear. Furthermore, through its Speedo brand, Page Industries offers swimwear, water shorts, related apparel, swimming equipment, and footwear. As of March 31, 2022, the company maintained a significant retail presence: approximately 1,131 Jockey exclusive brand outlets (EBOs), with 48 dedicated to women and 71 to juniors; around 1,340 other retail stores; 26 Speedo EBOs; and 12 Speedo large format stores. Incorporated in 1994, Page Industries Limited is headquartered in Bengaluru, India.
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