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Trades about 21% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
R R Kabel Limited, an India-based enterprise headquartered in Vadodara, is a key player in the manufacturing and sales of electrical wires, cables, and a wide array of fast-moving electrical goods (FMEG). The company's product line for wires and cables includes household wiring, industrial-grade cables, power transmission cables, and specialized cable solutions. Additionally, its FMEG range features items such as electric fans, lighting fixtures, various switches, protective switchgear, water heating appliances, and other household electronics. These diverse offerings serve crucial applications across residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure sectors throughout India. Established in 1995, the company operated as Ram Ratna Agro-Plast Limited before adopting its current name, R R Kabel Limited, in November 2000. It functions as a subsidiary of Ram Ratna Wires Limited.
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