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Trades about 96% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
KSB Limited is engaged in the manufacturing and global distribution of power-operated pumps and industrial valves, catering to both domestic Indian and international markets. The company's business activities are segmented into two core divisions: Pumps and Valves. The Pumps segment focuses on fabricating and supplying various pump types, such as industrial, submersible, and effluent treatment pumps, alongside offering associated spare parts and support services. Complementing this, the Valves segment handles the production and trade of industrial valves, complete with their corresponding spares and maintenance offerings. Additionally, KSB Limited produces castings for its own internal requirements. The firm, which was incorporated in 1960 and is headquartered in Pune, India, rebranded from KSB Pumps Limited to its current name, KSB Limited, in June 2018.
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