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Trades about 137% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Seya Industries Limited is a company focused on the creation and worldwide distribution of specialized chemical products. Its extensive product range includes critical compounds like pigment intermediates, various chloro benzenes, nitro chloro benzenes, and different types of acids. These chemical solutions are essential for a multitude of sectors, finding applications in pharmaceuticals, personal and healthcare items, printing inks, paints, agrochemicals, insecticides/pesticides, rubber chemicals, textile dyes, and thermic fluids, among others. Founded in 1990, the company initially operated as Sriman Organic Chemical Industries Limited until it formally adopted its current name, Seya Industries Limited, in June 2011. The firm's operational base is situated in Palghar, India.
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