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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
RSWM Limited is an Indian-headquartered textile powerhouse with a significant international footprint, conducting its manufacturing operations across India, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Southeast and Far East Asia, and the Americas. The company's business is strategically structured into two main divisions: Yarn and Fabric. Within its yarn portfolio, RSWM produces greige yarn, sold under the ULTIMA brand, which is integral to weaving, knitting, sewing, and various industrial applications. They also offer melange yarn, a versatile product utilized in a wide array of items from undergarments, shirts, and business suits to socks and sportswear, as well as for diverse home textiles including bed linen and towels. Furthermore, their range includes dyed yarns, perfect for interior furnishings such as curtains, carpets, bed covers, and upholstery. Rounding out their specialized yarn offerings are functional yarns, marketed under the RSWM EDGE brand. Beyond yarns, the company is a supplier of denim fabrics. Originally established as Rajasthan Spinning & Weaving Mills Ltd. in 1960, RSWM Limited maintains its headquarters in Noida, India.
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