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Trades about 52% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Veerhealth Care Limited engages in manufacturing, marketing, and trading of ayurvedic medicines in India. The company offers skincare products, such as creams, face serum, facewash, toners, lip balms, and scrubs; body care products, including bodywash, bath salts, lotions, handwash, and soaps; hair oils, hair combs, hair serum, shampoos, and conditioners; Ayurvedic Wellness, such as syrups, tablets, and pain relief oils; toothpastes; body and beard care products; gifting products; and accessories. It also provides plastic packaging material, including bottles, caps, and enclosures for use in various industries comprising food, cosmetics, household cleaning, pharmaceuticals, and others. The company also sells its products online. It exports its products. The company was formerly known as Niyati Industries Limited and changed its name to Veerhealth Care Limited in September 2013. Veerhealth Care Limited was incorporated in 1992 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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