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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Precot Limited, an Indian company, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of yarn and technical textile products. Its diverse offerings include hygienic items like cotton pads and balls, exfoliating pads, cotton wool rolls and pleats, cotton spunlace rolls/tapes, and absorbent cotton fiber. Furthermore, the company provides cotton yarns and threads, which are suited for weaving, crocheting, sewing, and general textile production. These products find applications across the cosmetic, personal hygiene, and medical fields. Precot not only serves the Indian market but also exports its goods internationally. Established in 1962 and based in Coimbatore, India, the company operated as Precot Meridian Limited before adopting its current name, Precot Limited, in December 2020.
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