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Trades about 151% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zydus Wellness Limited is an Indian firm dedicated to the creation, manufacturing, promotion, and distribution of health and wellness products. Their extensive product range encompasses popular sugar substitutes such as Sugar Free Gold, Sugar Free Natura, and Sugar Free Green. The company also offers well-known beverages like Complan, a milk-based health drink, and Glucon D, a glucose-infused refreshment, alongside Sugarlite, a unique blend of sugar and stevia. In the personal care segment, Zydus Wellness markets the Everyuth brand, featuring skincare items such as soap-free face washes, masks, scrubs, and cleansers. The Nycil brand provides solutions for prickly heat, cooling powders, and hand sanitizers. Furthermore, their Nutralite line includes a diverse array of spreads, from probiotic butter and table spreads to ghee, butter, cholesterol-fat-free spreads, mayonnaise, and chocolate spreads. Beyond its domestic operations in India, Zydus Wellness actively exports its offerings. Tracing its origins to 1988, the Ahmedabad, India-based entity was initially known as Carnation Nutra Analogue Foods Limited before adopting its current name, Zydus Wellness Limited, in January 2009. It operates as a subsidiary of Cadila Healthcare Limited.
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