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Trades about 29% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1996 and based in Noida, India, Redtape Limited is an enterprise specializing in the manufacturing and global distribution of a diverse range of footwear and apparel. The company caters to men, women, and children, operating both within India and in international markets. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses various footwear options, from casual items like sandals, slippers, sliders, and flip-flops to more structured shoes, sports footwear, and boots. In terms of clothing, Redtape offers a substantial selection of topwear, including T-shirts, shirts, sweaters, hoodies, and jackets, alongside a variety of bottomwear such as jeans, trousers, jeggings, and pants. The company also provides activewear like sports T-shirts, shorts, and trackpants/joggers, as well as essential undergarments like briefs and trunks. Furthermore, its women's collection features items such as tops, tunics, jackets, kurtas, and leggings. Complementing its main lines, Redtape supplies an assortment of accessories, including caps, belts, socks, and wallets, in addition to offering gift cards. Customers can acquire these products through the company's network of physical retail outlets or via its e-commerce platforms. Redtape markets its offerings under several distinct brand identities, including RedTape, RedTape Athleisure, Mode By RedTape, and Bond Street by RedTape.
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