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Trades about 86% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Welspun Living Limited, established in 1985 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, is a global manufacturer and distributor specializing in household textile goods. The company's diverse product range includes various towels and bathrobes, crafted in styles such as solid, yarn-dyed, dobby, and jacquard weaves. It also provides a wide selection of bath rugs and mats, utilizing materials like cotton, nylon, PET, and specialized polyester filaments (e.g., Drylon, Resilon), alongside printed nylon and polyester versions. For bedrooms, Welspun Living supplies practical bedding items such as pillow inserts, mattress protectors, and down-alternative comforters, complemented by fashionable bedding collections. Its portfolio extends to flooring solutions, encompassing carpet tiles, broadloom carpets, decorative area rugs, and artificial turf. Beyond its core textile operations, Welspun Living participates in power generation, trades home textile goods, and holds interests in the real estate sector. The company markets its merchandise through a robust collection of proprietary and licensed brands, including prominent names like Spaces, Welspun, Disney, Marvel, Martha Stewart, and Wimbledon. Renamed Welspun Living Limited in September 2023, it was previously known as Welspun India Limited and operates as a subsidiary of the Welspun Group Master Trust.
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