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Trades about 130% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Mumbai, India, V.I.P. Industries Limited, established in 1968, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of luggage, bags, and accessories across India. The company's diverse product range encompasses both hard-sided and soft-sided options, featuring items such as elegant handbags, durable printed polycarbonate cases, flexible uprights, stylish vanity cases, robust hard suitcases, professional briefcases, convenient wheeled trolleys, adventurous rucksacks, practical backpacks, spacious duffel bags, specialized laptop bags, and everyday school bags. These products are primarily marketed under its esteemed brand portfolio, which includes VIP, Caprese, Carlton, Skybags, Alfa, Footloose, and Aristocrat. In addition to its significant domestic footprint, V.I.P. Industries Limited extends its reach internationally, exporting its goods to approximately 45 countries.
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