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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TGV SRAAC Limited specializes in the production of chemicals and acids, organizing its operations across three primary segments: Chemicals, Oils & Fats, and Power. Within its Chemicals division, the company manufactures a variety of products such as caustic soda (available as both lye and flakes), potassium hydroxide, chlorine, hydrochloric acid, sodium hypochlorite, and various chloromethanes. The Oils & Fats segment focuses on offerings like castor oil derivatives, soap noodles, and hydroxy stearic acid. Complementing these, the Power segment manages a 38.5 MW power generation facility, which is situated in Bellary, Karnataka. T. G. Venkatesh founded the company in 1985, and its corporate headquarters are located in Kurnool, India.
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