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Trades about 1% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Prism Johnson Limited functions as a multifaceted enterprise specializing in building materials, supplying cement, ready-mixed concrete, tiles, sanitaryware, and bath fittings across India and internationally. The company's operations are divided into four main segments: Cement, Tile and Bath (HRJ), Ready Mixed Concrete (RMC), and Insurance. In its Cement division, Prism Johnson manufactures Portland pozzolana cement, marketed under brands like Champion, Champion Plus, and Duratech, alongside Ordinary Portland Cement. This segment also includes the supply of aggregates and the management of quarries and crushers. Under the Tile and Bath division, the company offers a wide selection of ceramic and vitrified tiles, sanitaryware, bath fittings, faucets, accessories, and engineered marble and quartz products. These items are sold under prominent brand names such as Johnson, Johnson Marbonite, Johnson Porselano, Johnson Endura, and Johnson International. Additionally, the company engages in the general insurance business. Founded in 1992, the firm was formerly known as Prism Cement Limited, changing its name to Prism Johnson Limited in April 2018. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Mumbai, India.
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