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Trades about 173% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Symphony Limited is a global manufacturer and trader of a diverse range of air cooling systems and other appliances. The company's offerings span residential, commercial, and industrial applications, catering to both the Indian market and international clients in approximately 60 countries under its flagship Symphony brand. Its household product line includes large, medium, and spot coolers, while its robust industrial air cooling solutions are deployed across a multitude of environments such as educational institutions, manufacturing facilities, corporate offices, places of worship, residences, eateries, retail outlets, shopping centers, showrooms, warehouses, and workshops. Symphony also provides its cooling technology to various key sectors, including banking, automotive, packaging, distilleries, and railways. Established in 1988, Symphony Limited's corporate headquarters are located in Ahmedabad, India.
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