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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Mumbai, India, and established in 2015, Pudumjee Paper Products Limited is an Indian enterprise focused on the production and marketing of a diverse range of paper-based items. The company's operations are divided into two main segments: Paper and Hygiene Products. Its extensive paper portfolio includes various tissue papers for facial, napkin, bathroom, toweling, and diaper applications. Pudumjee also manufactures a wide array of specialized industrial papers such as absorbent kraft, barrier, overlay, and saturating base papers. Additionally, they produce food-grade papers like bake oven, greaseproof, and vegetable parchment, along with technical and printing papers including Bible printing, medical, opaque laminating base (OLB), glassine, and MICR cheque papers. Beyond manufacturing, the company actively markets and distributes hygiene essentials. Under the Greenlime and Chef Smartr brand names, it supplies products such as bathroom rolls, kitchen towels, dispensers, sanitizers, and hand wash soaps. These hygiene solutions are primarily targeted at institutional clients, including hotels, airports, corporate offices, professional culinary services, and facility management companies. While predominantly serving the Indian domestic market, Pudumjee Paper Products Limited also exports its manufactured goods internationally.
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