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Trades about 13% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sonam Limited, an Indian enterprise founded in 1996, focuses on the production and commercial distribution of diverse timekeeping devices and their associated components. With its headquarters located in Morbi, India, the company offers an extensive array of horological products. Its comprehensive catalog includes a variety of alarm timepieces, alongside numerous styles of clocks. These range from functional office and standard dial clocks to more specialized designs such as designer, divine tune, light sensor, and musical clocks. The product line also features modern options like LCD and LED digital clocks, as well as unique pieces including pendulum, rotating, and picture God dial clocks. Customers can also find items from the diamond series, SQ series, and sweep-motion timepieces, many of which incorporate musical or rotating pendulum elements. Beyond its domestic operations, Sonam Limited actively engages in exporting its manufactured goods to international markets. The company, which was previously known as Sonam Clock Limited, officially adopted its current name in September 2023.
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