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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Cenlub Industries Ltd. operates as an engineering enterprise, undertaking the complete cycle of lubrication systems, from initial design and engineering to manufacturing, distribution, and on-site installation. Beyond its primary focus, the firm also provides various industrial products, including press tools, die-casting machinery, and equipment for the pharmaceutical industry. Its extensive product catalog features a wide array of lubricators for vehicles and conveyors, barrel pumps, and specialized units such as single-shot oil, progressive grease, lube oil, multi-line grease, dual-line grease, and single-point lubricators. Established by Vijendra Kumar Mittal on March 26, 1992, the company's headquarters are located in Faridabad, India.
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