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Trades about 433% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shoppers Stop Limited, an Indian retail enterprise, provides a broad array of household and consumer goods. Its main Shoppers Stop department stores offer clothing for men, women, and children, along with various accessories like perfumes, cosmetics, bags, watches, eyewear, jewelry, and footwear. The company's HomeStop outlets specialize in home-related products, including kitchen and dining ware, decor, furnishings, storage, smart home devices, bath essentials, and bedding. Furthermore, it manages Crossword bookstores for books and related merchandise, as well as dedicated beauty stores featuring makeup, skincare, haircare, personal hygiene products, and tools. Shoppers Stop also handles its own distribution and logistics, and conducts online sales through its website, shoppersstop.com, and mobile applications. Established in Mumbai in 1991, the company currently operates 88 departmental stores, 11 HomeStop outlets, 136 beauty stores, and 24 airport stores.
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