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Trades about 78% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hilton Metal Forging Limited, an Indian enterprise established in 2005 and headquartered in Mumbai, specializes in the production and distribution of iron and steel forged products. The company serves key industrial sectors, including oil and gas, refining, and pharmaceuticals, both within India and through international exports. Its diverse product range features various types of flanges, such as stainless steel, high-pressure, threaded, blind, weld neck, and socket-welded options. Additionally, it provides essential components like railway wheel forgings, an array of forged and hydraulic fittings, engineered parts, crankshafts, body bonnets, stub ends, top deck covers, and specialized Christmas tree components.
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