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Trades about 41% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Stovec Industries Ltd., established on June 5, 1973, and based in Ahmedabad, India, specializes in the development and manufacturing of crucial consumables for the textile, graphic printing, and sugar sectors. The company operates through three primary divisions: Textile Machinery & Consumables, Graphics Consumables, and Galvanic. Within the Textile Machinery & Consumables segment, offerings include perforated rotary screens, various lacquers and auxiliary chemicals, rotary screen printing machines, engraving equipment, essential components and spare parts, along with digital ink. The Graphics Consumables division provides anilox rollers, rotamesh screens, and rotaplates. Lastly, the Galvanic segment is dedicated to supplying galvano consumables.
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