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Trades about 162% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shaily Engineering Plastics Limited, an Indian company headquartered in Vadodara and established in 1980, specializes in the manufacturing and sale of high-precision injection-molded plastic components. The company's diverse product portfolio serves various industries: Pharmaceutical Sector: Providing essential items such as plastic pumps, spray mechanisms, insulin pens, specialized packaging, and containers for both solid and liquid medicinal formulations. Consumer Goods & Household: Manufacturing kitchenware, cooking devices, storage solutions, cleaning products, and a range of plastic (including plastic/electronic) toys. Cosmetics Industry: Producing casings for cosmetic products. Industrial Applications: Supplying automotive components and advanced engineering plastics. Shaily Engineering Plastics Limited boasts a global reach, exporting its products to approximately 35 countries worldwide.
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