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Trades about 12% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kennametal India Limited, along with its subsidiary, is a manufacturer and distributor of robust metal products and advanced machine tools, serving both domestic and international markets. The company's operations are divided into two main divisions: Hard Metal Products and Machining Solutions Group. Its comprehensive range of offerings includes high-performance metalworking and cutting implements for various applications such as milling, drilling, turning, threading, and integrated tooling systems. Beyond tools, Kennametal India provides specialized services and goods like road rehabilitation, trenching solutions, foundation drilling, saw tips for forestry and recycling, industrial nozzles, abrasive flow products, tool holders, adapters, spare parts, along with surface and underground mining equipment, and wear protection solutions. The firm also supplies sophisticated materials such as thermal spray and hardfacing consumables, various tungsten and diamond tooling powders, and a full spectrum of sintec ceramic solutions, encompassing evaporator boats, intermetallic composites, boron nitride, and ceramic components. Additionally, it offers stellite products, carbide rods and blanks, carbide wear parts, additive manufacturing services, and a diverse selection of wear-resistant coatings for critical industries including aerospace, energy, transportation, and petrochemicals. Established in Bengaluru, India, in 1938, Kennametal India Limited functions as a subsidiary of Meturit AG.
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