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Trades about 58% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sundaram Multi Pap Limited is an Indian company dedicated to the creation, production, and distribution of paper-based stationery items, primarily catering to students throughout India. The company's extensive inventory features a wide array of books, such as exercise, long, scrap, drawing, and graph books, available in various dimensions like A4, A5, and A3. Their collection further includes college-ruled, hard-bound, sketch, lekhan, practical, laboratory, pocket, and six-subject notebooks, alongside answer, duplicate, cash memo, challan, and voucher books. Beyond these core offerings, Sundaram Multi Pap also supplies conference pads; specialized papers like graph, map, answer, origami, and tinted sheets; a selection of office and corporate stationery; and bulk printing, writing, and packaging papers. Moreover, the company has expanded its services to include digital educational content. This material is specifically tailored for students in the 1st through 10th standards of the Maharashtra State Board, covering various subjects and accessible in multiple languages including English, Marathi, Semi English, Hindi, and Urdu, all aligning with the prescribed curriculum. Most of its products are marketed and retailed under the prominent "Sundaram" brand, and the company also participates in international trade through product exports. Established in 1985, Sundaram Multi Pap Limited is based in Mumbai, India.
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