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Trades about 64% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
India Motor Parts & Accessories Limited (IMPAL) operates as a prominent Indian distributor, providing a comprehensive range of automotive spare parts and accessories across the country. Its extensive inventory primarily covers vital engine and powertrain components, such as oil seals, gaskets, fuel system and injection parts, crown wheel pinions, differential and transmission gears, engine bearings, and various filters including Purolator products. The company also supplies critical braking system elements, such as hydraulic brake parts, brake fluid, brake drums, air brake components, and brake/clutch facings. IMPAL's offerings extend to steering and suspension parts, including shock absorbers, struts, rod ends, steering joints, and complete steering assemblies. Further expanding its portfolio, IMPAL provides auto electrical components, head and tail lamps, instrument clusters, auto cables, fan belts, radiators, axle shafts, water and oil pumps, and a variety of automotive rubber parts. Additional products include high tensile fasteners, tires and tubes, turbos chargers, wheel rims, prop shafts, and UJ crosses. Established in 1954, the company is headquartered in Chennai, India.
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