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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Chennai, India, and founded in 2004, Sicagen India Limited is a multifaceted company operating across both trading and manufacturing sectors. The firm engages in the domestic and international distribution of an extensive range of building and construction materials. These include various pipes (such as MS, GI, PVC, UPVC, precision, structural, seamless, and ERW), diverse steel products (like hollow sections, fittings, and TMT rebars), roofing sheets, electrical components (cables and switchgears), and cement. Beyond its prominent trading arm, Sicagen also boasts significant manufacturing capabilities and specialized service offerings. These comprise the production of industrial drums and barrels for transporting oils, chemicals, bitumen, and food products; the manufacturing of cables for critical industrial applications; and precision fabrication services utilizing materials such as steel, carbon steel, mild steel, and aluminum. The company further provides mechanical governing system services, including field support and conversions, alongside advanced water treatment and process enhancement solutions tailored for diverse industries like petrochemical, fertilizer, refinery, power, pharmaceutical, agro, and pesticide. Additionally, Sicagen contributes to the marine sector by constructing boats, tugs, and barges. Its diverse clientele includes dealers, contractors, builders, and corporate buyers.
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