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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Plastiblends India Limited is a key player in India's plastic processing sector, specializing in the production and supply of diverse color and additive masterbatches, as well as thermoplastic compounds. Its extensive portfolio features various masterbatch types, including white, black, colored, additive, filler, and PET, alongside specialized conductive compounds and engineering polymers. These solutions cater to a broad array of markets, such as agriculture, appliances, automotive and transportation, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, packaging, textiles, wire and cable, and the electrical, electronics, and telecommunications industries. Beyond its domestic operations, the company boasts an international presence, exporting its products to around 40 nations. Founded in 1991, Plastiblends India Limited is based in Mumbai, India.
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