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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Texel Industries Limited manufactures and sells geosynthetic textile products in India and internationally. The company offers geomembranes, which are used for landscaping purposes such as decorative ponds, golf course, pools, etc.; HDPE Tarpaulin, a waterproof plastic sheet for various uses; general purpose sheets caters to the need of various industries in retail segment, as well as FMCG, construction, transportation, etc.; and agro sheets that are used in agricultural sector for covering, storage, packaging, etc. It also provides geotextiles, used as an underlay in construction and reinforcement of roads; ground covers for protection of the soil from frost and other elements, and to prevent growth of weeds; lumber covers for covering lumber used in construction; metal wrap which is used for preventing corrosion of metal coils; geo tank, a portable structure for aquaculture and water storage; azolla bed, used for azolla fern cultivation in animal husbandry, dairy, and aquaculture industries; vermibed, used for organic farming; grow bags that is used in terrace gardening or nursery and vegetable cultivation; geo tube or lay flat tube for water supply and conveyance; and water proof membrane that is used for preventing the ingress of water into roofs, walls, and basements. The company's products are used in agriculture, aquaculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, civil engineering, water harvesting, water conservation and disaster relief, landscaping, transportation, pollution control, and waste management industries. Texel Industries Limited was incorporated in 1989 and is based in Ahmedabad, India.
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