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Trades about 18% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating globally, Bansal Wire Industries Limited specializes in the production and sale of steel wires. The company offers a comprehensive product catalog, encompassing a wide variety of specialized wires such as cold heading, spring, welding, rope, fine, scrubber, and heat-resistant types, as well as those specifically crafted for kitchenware and utensils. Their offerings extend to both low carbon steel wires, including cable armouring, galvanized, electro-galvanized, and bright wires, and high carbon steel wires, exemplified by spring steel wires and automotive control cables. Beyond these, Bansal Wire provides shaped/profile wires like circlips, diverse alloy wires (such as aluminum alloy, copper-coated aluminum magnesium, and copper-coated steel), and a range of other specialized items including electro-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized, and stitching wires, along with cable armouring strips, wire ropes, tyre beads, aluminum alloy wire mesh, stainless steel scrubbers, building materials, and barbed wire. Founded in 1938 and based in Delhi, India, Bansal Wire serves numerous sectors worldwide, including aeronautics, agriculture/poultry, automotive, cable manufacturing, consumer durables, general engineering, hardware, and infrastructure.
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