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Trades about 51% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Rossari Biotech Limited, an India-based company, is a global manufacturer and distributor of specialized chemical products. Its diverse offerings cater to numerous industries, including ingredients for soaps and detergents, formulations for inks, paints, and coatings, materials for ceramics and tiles, solutions for pulp and paper production, components for cement, and water treatment compounds. The company also provides a broad spectrum of textile processing chemicals, supporting various fabrics like cotton, polyester, acrylic, wool, silk, and nylon, alongside functional finishes, denim treatments, and eco-friendly options. Additionally, Rossari Biotech develops pet grooming essentials such as natural shampoos, powders, deodorants, sprays, creams, and floor cleaners, marketed under brands like Lozalo, Hunger Fills, and Sniffy. Its portfolio extends to poultry nutrition products, encompassing vitamin-mineral blends, toxin binders, enzyme preparations, liquid nutraceuticals, and herbal supplements. Founded in 2003, the firm, initially named Rossari Labtech, rebranded to Rossari Biotech Limited in December of the same year and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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