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Trades about 80% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sical Logistics Limited, an Indian company founded in 1955 and based in Bengaluru, offers a wide array of integrated logistics solutions throughout the country. Its services include managing both dry and liquid bulk cargo at various ports, alongside container handling at the Tuticorin terminal and operating container freight stations in Chennai, Vizag, and Tuticorin. The company also provides customs brokerage, terminal management, vessel chartering, shipping agency representation, and stevedoring. Sical specializes in road transportation for a diverse range of items, such as dry and liquid bulk, project cargo, oversized shipments, fertilizers, metals, and packaged goods. Additionally, they offer cold chain, warehousing, and dry storage facilities, particularly for the hospitality, pharmaceutical, and FMCG industries, delivering comprehensive end-to-end logistics for both bulk and containerized freight. Beyond logistics, Sical Logistics Limited operates a coal berth and a combined coal and iron ore terminal at Kamarajar Port. Their activities further extend to surface mining services, bulk material handling at mine sites, and the development and operation of mines.
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