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Trades about 74% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ramco Industries Limited is an Indian company with diversified operations, primarily focused on building materials, textiles, and renewable energy. Its building products division manufactures fiber cement sheets, calcium silicate boards, various accessories, and metal framing systems. Additionally, Ramco offers comprehensive services including design and material consultancy, project execution, site quality assurance, and training in dry construction methods. The company also allocates capital to securities investments. In the realm of power generation, it operates 15 windmills with a total installed capacity of 16.73 megawatts, situated across Tirunelveli and Coimbatore Districts in Tamil Nadu, Chitradurga and Hassan Districts in Karnataka, and the Kutch District in Gujarat. Established in 1965, Ramco Industries Limited has its headquarters in Chennai, India.
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