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Trades about 142% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shreyans Industries Limited is engaged in the global manufacturing and supply of various writing and printing paper products. The company offers a wide spectrum of paper grades, including high brightness, colored, duplicating, and specialized papers for uses such as maps, tickets, and envelopes. Its diverse customer base spans publishers, stationery manufacturers, various governmental departments (like railways and postal services), security presses, and exporters of notebooks and diaries. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Ludhiana, India, the firm was initially known as Shreyans Paper Mills Ltd. before rebranding to Shreyans Industries Limited in October 1992.
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