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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Polyplex Corporation Limited, established in Noida, India in 1984, is a global manufacturer and distributor specializing in polyester (PET) films, primarily catering to the flexible packaging industry. The company's diverse product portfolio includes a range of specialized film types. Its Sarafil brand encompasses foundational films such as biaxially-oriented (BO) PET films, vital for packaging, electrical, and industrial applications. This line also features BO and cast polypropylene (PP) films for flexible packaging and other uses, alongside blown PP films designed for pressure-sensitive needs. Complementing these are sustainable, holographic films, and transfer metalized papers. For coating applications, Polyplex offers Saracote silicone-coated PET/PP films, which function as release liners for various labels, specialty items, roofing tapes, and primer-coated liners for products like tapes and roofing underlayments. The Saralam collection features extrusion-coated film products, including reflective insulation, decorative laminates, and a comprehensive array of thermal lamination films (such as PET, PP, MegaBond, nylon, and Zafira UV polyester). These are integral to thermal lamination for objects like book covers and identity cards, carton lamination, and broader commercial film uses. Additionally, the company provides Saraprint, a durable, non-tearable PET film. This versatile film is suitable for a wide spectrum of applications, ranging from photo albums, commercial and digital printing, labels, and flexible packaging, to durable displays, certificates, signage, posters, and various graphic industry and stationery products.
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