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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1986 and headquartered in Rajkot, India, Rajoo Engineers Ltd. is a global manufacturer and distributor of plastic processing and post-extrusion equipment. The company provides a comprehensive suite of machinery, including various downward extrusion blown film lines such as mono, three, five, seven, and nine-layer co-extrusion systems, alongside two-extruder three-layer ABA configurations. Its offerings further extend to specialized lines for physically foamed sheets, cross-laminated films, and laboratory applications. Rajoo Engineers also supplies mono and multilayer sheet extrusion systems compatible with materials like PS, PP, and EVA, in addition to single and twin screw extrusion systems, and both hydraulic and servo thermoforming machines. Complementing these are multi-station thermoformers, extrusion coating and lamination lines, and tilting mould thermoformers, along with bespoke sheet extrusion technology for solar modules. These advanced products are integral to a wide array of industries, including flexible packaging, agriculture, infrastructure, automotive, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, white goods, and the stationery and printing sectors.
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