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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Siyaram Silk Mills Limited, established in Mumbai, India, in 1978, operates as a comprehensive textile manufacturer and retailer. The company produces and sells a wide spectrum of textile products within India and internationally, including an extensive range of fabrics, ready-to-wear apparel, and various types of yarn. Its diverse fabric offerings span numerous blends like polyester-viscose, cotton, wool, and linen, often enhanced with lycra or featuring yarn-dyed patterns, suitable for both suiting and shirting. The ready-made garment collection includes formal and casual attire, corporate uniforms, and home furnishing fabrics. Siyaram also manufactures specialized yarns and fabrics such as fiber-dyed poly/viscose, poly/wool blends, and jacquard designs. The company maintains a significant retail presence through its network of owned and franchised "Siyaram's Shop" stores, providing menswear fashion fabrics, apparel, and accessories. Siyaram's global reach extends to key markets including the United Kingdom, Europe, North and Latin America, Gulf countries, and Southeast Asia. Its broad product portfolio is marketed under well-known brand names such as Siyaram's Suitings and Shirtings, Mistair, Royale Linen, Moretti, Miniature, Unicode, J. Hampstead, Oxemberg, Mozzo, Cadini, and Casa Moda.
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