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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Affordable Robotic & Automation Limited specializes in delivering robotic and automation turnkey solutions to clients across India, Asia, and internationally. Its offerings encompass fully automated assembly lines for four-wheelers and three-wheelers, semi-automated lines for two-wheelers, real-time simulation, and automated car parking systems. The company also provides comprehensive automation solutions, including line and assembly automation, conveyor systems, robotic inspection stations, pick-and-place systems, gantries, automated assembly stations, and various robotic welding cells (spot, MIG, TIG) and lines. Furthermore, it supplies diverse welding fixtures (fixed, indexing, rotary), special purpose machines (SPMs) for welding, pneumatic, hydraulic, and hydro-pneumatic operations, alongside jigs, gauges, and fixtures. Complementing these services, it offers warehouse automation solutions and engages in formal and informal e-learning programs to educate students. Founded in 2005, the company is headquartered in Pune, India.
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