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Trades about 26% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Craftsman Automation Limited operates as an Indian engineering enterprise, functioning across three core business units. Its Automotive Powertrain segment specializes in manufacturing crucial components such as cylinder blocks, cylinder heads, camshafts, transmission parts, gearbox housings, turbochargers, and bearing caps. These essential products are supplied to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of commercial vehicles, specialized utility vehicles, tractors, and off-highway vehicles. The Automotive Aluminium division focuses on producing crankcases and cylinder blocks for two-wheelers, along with engine and structural elements for passenger cars, and gearbox housings for heavy-duty commercial vehicles. The Industrial & Engineering segment delivers a diverse range of products and services, encompassing stationary racking systems for warehouses, V-stores, roll-formed goods, and automated storage and retrieval systems. Furthermore, this segment offers special purpose machinery, material handling solutions, gears and gearboxes, tool room capabilities, mold bases, sheet metal fabrications, and aluminum castings, primarily catering to power transmission needs. In addition to its domestic operations, the company also engages in exporting its offerings. Craftsman Automation Limited was founded in 1986 and maintains its principal office in Coimbatore, India.
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