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Trades about 70% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ruchira Papers Limited, headquartered in Yamuna Nagar, India, is a prominent manufacturer and global supplier of diverse paper and paper-based products. Its extensive product portfolio includes white writing and printing papers, primarily utilized in the production of notebooks and various writing materials. The company also provides an array of colored papers, which find application in crafting items such as spiral notebooks, elegant wedding cards, shade cards, children's coloring books, and essential bill books. Furthermore, Ruchira produces robust Kraft papers, crucial for manufacturing corrugated boxes and cartons, along with other specialized packaging solutions like textile tubes and paper core-pipes. Rounding out its offerings, the company manufactures copier paper, catering to general office and stationery needs. Established in 1980, Ruchira Papers has a long-standing presence in the industry.
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