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Trades about 29% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Singer India Limited is primarily involved in the manufacture and distribution of sewing machines, household appliances, and other consumer durable goods. Its business operations are structured into two distinct segments: Sewing Machines and Related Accessories, and Domestic Appliances. The Sewing Machines division offers a range of items including straight stitch, artisan, and fashion maker models, along with various accompanying accessories and notions. The Domestic Appliances division provides diverse kitchen and home devices, such as breakfast kits, sandwich makers, toasters, electric kettles, popcorn makers, food choppers, and hand blenders. The company was established on October 19, 1977, and its main office is located in New Delhi, India.
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