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Trades about 1% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sikko Industries Limited, established in Ahmedabad, India, in 1997, is a diversified enterprise primarily engaged in the manufacturing and commercialization of agricultural inputs and consumer products. Within India's farming sector, its extensive portfolio encompasses bio-agro chemicals, such as organic pesticides, fungicides, adhesion agents, plant growth enhancers, and animal deterents. The company also provides various chemical fertilizers, including chelated, NPK, sulphur-based, and water-soluble formulations, alongside other organic farming solutions. Further product lines include conventional pesticides, fungicides, weedicides, plant growth regulators, agricultural sprayers, seeds for both vegetable and field crops, packaging materials, farm machinery, and a selection of household goods. Beyond its domestic operations, Sikko Industries distributes its products internationally, with export markets spanning Sri Lanka, Ivory Coast, Togo, Iran, Ghana, and Madagascar. The organization adopted its current name, Sikko Industries Limited, in March 2010, having previously been known as Sikko Sprayers Limited.
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