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Trades about 58% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
APL Apollo Tubes Limited is an Indian manufacturer and distributor specializing in structural steel tubes and pipes. The company offers a diverse product portfolio, including structural tubes engineered for various applications such as construction, automotive manufacturing, industrial machinery, and furniture production. Its offerings extend to pre-galvanized sections in square, rectangular, and circular profiles, commonly utilized in roofing structures, as well as galvanized iron (GI) products catering to industrial and agricultural needs. APL Apollo also produces black round tubes for plumbing systems and distinctive shapes like oval, octagon, and elliptical tubes. Additionally, it provides ready-to-install solutions, including chaukhats, doors, and fencing systems. The company's innovative range encompasses triple-coated in-line galvanizing tubes, designer galvanized tubes, hybrid tubes, and narrow sections. Globally, APL Apollo exports its products to approximately 20 countries. Established in 1986, the company operated as Bihar Tubes Limited until it adopted its current name, APL Apollo Tubes Limited, in 2010. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Ghaziabad, India.
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