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Trades about 884% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kavveri Defence & Wireless Technologies Limited, an Indian company established in Bengaluru in 1991, specializes in the development, design, and production of radio frequency (RF) products and antennas. These advanced solutions cater to critical sectors such as telecommunications, defense, and space, serving both domestic and international markets. The company's extensive antenna portfolio features omnidirectional, directional panel, and sectoral designs, including patented field-adjustable models, alongside Yagi, dipole, and flat-omni antennas, plus customized multiband and high-gain solutions. Beyond antennas, Kavveri also manufactures a variety of filters, encompassing bandpass, high-pass, low-pass, multiple window filters, broadband duplexers, combiners, and tunable dual-cavity options. Their offerings further extend to passive RF components like isolators, circulators, power dividers, RF switches, couplers, and splitters. These products find application across diverse industries, including defense, aerospace, counter-drone operations, satellite communications (satcom), public safety, industrial, and transportation sectors. The company officially adopted its current name in October 2024, having previously operated as Kavveri Telecom Products Limited.
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