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Trades about 9% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Amreli, India, in 1987, Sheetal Cool Products Limited is a prominent Indian manufacturer and distributor specializing in a diverse range of food items. The company's operations are divided into two main business segments: Milk and Milk Products, and Namkeen Products. Its extensive ice cream collection, marketed under the Sheetal, Rick cream, and J'adore brand names, encompasses a variety of formats including cups, candies, bars, kulfi, cones, novelty items, sandwiches, cakes, family-sized tubs, party packs, and bulk catering options. In addition to ice creams, they provide a broad selection of other dairy products. Beyond dairy, Sheetal Cool offers an assortment of savory snacks such as wafers, traditional Indian savories, and fryums. Their substantial frozen food line features convenience items like parathas, chapatis, curries, pizzas, tikkis, vegetable pulav and biryani, theplas, poha bateta, sabudana khichdi, french fries, and Bombay bhel. Completing their product offering are various bakery goods, including bread, pav, buns, cookies, rusks, khari, and cream rolls, alongside frozen vegetables, an array of sweets, and a variety of spices.
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