Is Sky Industries the Best Stock in Its Sector? A Look at the Numbers

Is Sky Industries the best stock in its sector? The stock trades on the BSE at Rs 98.73 as of 22 October 2026, within its 52-week range of Rs 63.06 to Rs 136.00. The sections below cover the business, the key ratios, a peer comparison and a closer look at valuation.

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About Sky Industries

Sky Industries Ltd is engaged in manufacturing narrow woven fabrics, and company information says it was incorporated in 1989. Company information says it manufactures and markets hook and loop tape fasteners and value added products such as velvet tape and webbings, and also deals in fibreglass insect screens. At a market capitalisation of Rs 78 Cr, it is tracked as part of the Narrow Woven Fabrics sector on Univest.

Is Sky Industries the Best Stock in Its Sector?

Sky Industries makes its case as the best stock in its sector primarily on valuation relative to its Industry P/E, backed by its return on equity. Sky Industries' 12.25x P/E is below the 30.35x Industry P/E and Garware Technical Fibres at 35.57x, though above Siyaram Silk Mills at 10.60x, while its 13.10% ROE is lower than Garware Technical Fibres at 14.67% and Siyaram Silk Mills at 15.81%, and its debt to equity ratio of 0.64 is above Garware Technical Fibres at 0.03 and Siyaram Silk Mills at 0.24.

Metric	Sky Industries
CMP (BSE)	Rs 98.73
52-Week High / Low	Rs 136.00 / Rs 63.06
Market Cap	Rs 78 Cr
P/E (TTM) vs Industry P/E	12.25x vs 30.35x
P/B	1.55
ROE	13.10%
EPS (TTM)	Rs 8.06
Dividend Yield	1.01%
Debt to Equity	0.64

Compare Sky Industries Against Other Narrow Woven Fabrics Sector Stocks

How Sky Industries Compares Against Its Narrow Woven Fabrics Sector Peers

The table below sets Sky Industries against 2 other Narrow Woven Fabrics sector names, using the same live data source for every company. A peer average row is included for P/E, ROE and debt to equity, calculated across the 2 peer companies.

Company	Market Cap (Rs Cr)	P/E	ROE	Debt to Equity
Sky Industries	78	12.25	13.10%	0.64
Garware Technical Fibres	7,474	35.57	14.67%	0.03
Siyaram Silk Mills	2,516	10.60	15.81%	0.24
Peer average (2 companies)	-	23.09	15.24%	0.14

Measured against the peer averages, Sky Industries' P/E is 47 percent below the 23.09x average, and its ROE is 2.14 percentage points below the 15.24% average. An average of just two companies is a rough guide, so treat the gap as a pointer for further research and not as a verdict.

What Makes Sky Industries Worth Watching in Narrow Woven Fabrics

• Scale: At Rs 78 Cr, its market capitalisation is smaller than Garware Technical Fibres (Rs 7,474 Cr) and Siyaram Silk Mills (Rs 2,516 Cr), which is a useful reminder that the peers differ in size as well as in valuation.
• Sector drivers: Demand from apparel, footwear and industrial users of fasteners and the cost of yarn and raw materials shape sales and margins.
• Key risk: Textile inputs can be volatile and customers may switch suppliers on price. The company is small and trading volumes are low.

Sky Industries Valuation: Is It Justified?

At a P/B ratio of 1.55, the market pays about Rs 1.55 for every rupee of book value, and the EPS (TTM) of Rs 8.06 is the earnings base behind the P/E. The stock trades about 27 percent below its 52-week high and about 57 percent above its 52-week low. The dividend yield of 1.01% is a modest income component, so returns depend mainly on the share price. As with any single stock, investors should weigh these figures against their own valuation discipline and risk appetite rather than the sector label alone.

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How to Track Sky Industries Before You Invest

Before deciding whether Sky Industries deserves its label as the best stock in its sector for your own portfolio, compare it directly against Narrow Woven Fabrics sector peers using the steps below.

1. Open the Univest Screener and search for Sky Industries to view live price, valuation ratios, and peer comparisons within the Narrow Woven Fabrics sector.
2. Compare its P/E, P/B, and ROE against other Narrow Woven Fabrics sector stocks before deciding if the current valuation fits your strategy.
3. Set a price alert around key support and resistance zones using the Univest app so you are notified of meaningful moves.
4. Open a broking account on Univest if you decide to add the stock, and size the position based on your own risk appetite and portfolio allocation.

Conclusion

Sky Industries gives investors a clear set of numbers to work with, from returns and valuation to leverage and peer standing. Whether it earns the label of best stock in Narrow Woven Fabrics depends on how much weight you give each of them and on how the business executes from here. Because the stock trades below its sector benchmark, the open question is whether earnings growth will close that gap or whether the discount is deserved. As with any individual stock decision, this analysis is educational and investors should do their own research or consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.

Is Sky Industries the best stock in its sector?

Ans. There is no single definitive answer, because the best stock in a sector depends on whether an investor is prioritising returns, valuation or balance sheet strength. Sky Industries has a 13.10% ROE and trades at 12.25x P/E against a 30.35x Industry P/E. Against the 2 peers compared in this article, its ROE is below the 15.24% peer average and its P/E is below the 23.09x peer average. Its debt to equity ratio of 0.64 is above the 0.14 peer average, which matters because borrowing can inflate returns and add risk when business conditions weaken. These figures are best read together rather than in isolation, and they work as a starting point for your own research and not as a verdict.

What is the current share price of Sky Industries?

Ans. Sky Industries was trading at Rs 98.73 on the BSE as of 22 October 2026, and its 52-week range runs from Rs 63.06 to Rs 136.00. That leaves the share price 27 percent short of the 52-week high and 57 percent clear of the 52-week low. Its market capitalisation is Rs 78 Cr and its EPS (TTM) is Rs 8.06, which is the earnings figure behind the 12.25x P/E. Share prices change through the trading day, so check the live quote on Univest before acting on any number here.

What sector does Sky Industries belong to?

Ans. Sky Industries is classified under the Narrow Woven Fabrics sector on Univest, and that group of listed companies is the reference point for the 30.35x Industry P/E used in this article. The 2 named peers compared here are Garware Technical Fibres and Siyaram Silk Mills, chosen as comparable listed names so that the P/E, ROE and debt figures come from the same live data source. Investors who want a wider view can compare more Narrow Woven Fabrics sector stocks on the Univest Screener, since no two companies in a sector have exactly the same business mix.

How does Sky Industries compare to its sector peers on P/E?

Ans. Sky Industries' P/E of 12.25x is below the 23.09x average of the 2 named peers, with Garware Technical Fibres at 35.57x and Siyaram Silk Mills at 10.60x. It also sits below the 30.35x Industry P/E, which is the benchmark for the wider Narrow Woven Fabrics sector. A P/E that is below a peer average can reflect a valuation discount or premium, but it can also reflect different growth or return expectations, so it should be read alongside ROE and debt. Its P/B ratio of 1.55 gives one more view of how the market values its book value.

What is Sky Industries' return on equity?

Ans. Sky Industries reported a return on equity of 13.10%, which is below the 15.24% average of its named peers, with Garware Technical Fibres at 14.67% and Siyaram Silk Mills at 15.81%. ROE shows how much profit a company generates on every rupee of shareholders' equity, so a higher figure generally points to more efficient use of capital. ROE is easier to trust when leverage is modest, and here the debt to equity ratio is 0.64 against a peer average of 0.14. It is worth checking whether the ROE has been stable over several years rather than relying on a single reading.

Should I invest in Sky Industries based on its sector position?

Ans. Sector position is only one input into an investment decision. Sky Industries has a 13.10% ROE and a 12.25x P/E, which make it worth researching further, and its dividend yield is 1.01%. You should also weigh its business outlook, earnings consistency, debt levels, your investment horizon and your own risk appetite before buying. Spreading money across several stocks and sectors reduces concentration risk, and this article is educational content, not investment advice. For personalised guidance, consult a SEBI-registered advisor.