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Trades about 119% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sambandam Spinning Mills Limited primarily focuses on the manufacturing and sale of cotton yarn. Their extensive product line encompasses a diverse array of cotton yarn types, including autoconed, siro-cleared, single and multi-ply varieties. The company also supplies carded, combed, weaving, and knitting yarns, in addition to specialized offerings such as ring-doubled wet-spliced, TFO, gassed, compact, and slub yarns. This enterprise was founded in 1973 by Sengodan Palaniandi Ratnam, Sengodan Palaniandi Sambandam, and Sengodan Palaniandi Rajendran, and its corporate headquarters are situated in Salem, India.
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