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Trades about 18% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Atam Valves Limited, an Indian company established in 1972 and headquartered in Jalandhar, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of industrial flow control products. Their comprehensive portfolio includes various valves, fittings, steam traps, and strainers. Additionally, the company supplies cocks, boiler mountings, pipe and sanitary fittings, and bushings. They are also involved in the sale and fabrication of steel, iron, and non-ferrous metals, along with their by-products. These essential components, marketed under the ATAM and FEBI brands, serve a wide spectrum of industrial sectors, such as oil and gas refining, petrochemical processing, power generation, boiler manufacturing, marine and shipbuilding, infrastructure development, plumbing, and the sugar, rubber, and paper industries, among others. While primarily focused on the Indian market, Atam Valves Limited also extends its reach internationally, exporting products to countries like Nepal, Indonesia, Malaysia, England, Saudi Arabia, Khuwair, and Oman.
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