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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Escorts Kubota Limited, an Indian company established in 1944 and based in Faridabad, operates as a global manufacturer and supplier across three primary sectors: agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and railway components. Within its agricultural division, the company produces a comprehensive range of tractors under brands such as Farmtrac, Powertrac, Steeltrac, and Digitrac, alongside crop solutions, engines, spare parts, lubricants, and various farm implements including sprayers, harvesters, planters, and gensets. For the construction industry, it delivers a diverse array of earth-moving, material-handling, and general construction equipment. The railway and automotive segment benefits from its production of items like round and flat tubes, heating elements, hydraulic shock absorbers (for both rail coaches and automobiles), center buffer couplers, brake blocks, internal combustion engines, and friction and rubber products. The company also manufactures metal-bonded products and other specialized goods. Furthermore, Escorts Kubota Limited engages in the trading of oils, lubricants, implements, trailers, and spare parts for compressors and various machinery. The company adopted its current name in June 2022, having previously been known as Escorts Limited.
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