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Trades about 90% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Geekay Wires Limited is a key producer and global supplier of galvanized steel wire solutions and a diverse range of nail products, serving both the Indian domestic market and international clientele. The company's extensive wire portfolio includes a broad spectrum of types, such as those for fencing, structural components, earthing, binding, and various specialized industrial applications. Their offerings also encompass processed wires like hot-dipped galvanized, bright and black annealed, mild steel, and high carbon drawn variants, with specific uses including ACSR cores, welding electrodes, spring wires, umbrella ribs, and fan wires. Beyond its wire products, Geekay Wires also provides cable armour (available in both round and flat profiles), steel tapes, essential fasteners, and specialized wire components for wire ropes. The company's nail segment features various designs, including wire-collated, common, D-head, full head plastic strip, and coil nails. These wide-ranging products are utilized by clients across numerous critical sectors, such as power transmission, cable and conductor manufacturing, general engineering, and construction. Established in 1989, Geekay Wires Limited is headquartered in Hyderabad, India.
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