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Trades about 102% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 2011 and based in Mirzapur, India, SBC Exports Limited operates across multiple business sectors. The company is involved in the manufacturing and distribution of hosiery fabrics and various apparel items like T-shirts, denims, sweatshirts, trousers, jackets, and leggings, sold under its brand names SBC DESIGN+, F-ROUTE, and IEDEE. It also engages in the trade of carpets. Beyond textiles, SBC Exports delivers a range of information technology services, encompassing e-governance, web and software development, scanning and digitization, and system integration. Furthermore, the company provides staffing solutions. Its offerings extend to tour operation, where it arranges adventure, cultural, religious, hill station, and wildlife tours, alongside offering travel planning, itinerary creation, hotel and ticket booking, transportation facilities, and comprehensive holiday packages.
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