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Trades about 43% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating from Mumbai, India, Lloyds Engineering Works Limited provides a comprehensive suite of engineering products and services. The company's capabilities extend across the entire project lifecycle, from initial design and engineering to manufacturing, fabrication, supply, erection, and final commissioning. They specialize in a diverse array of mechanical, hydraulic, structural, process, metallurgical, and chemical plant equipment. Their offerings include critical components such as marine and truck loading/unloading arms, various types of columns, pressure vessels, dryers, boilers, and significant capital equipment for both power and steel plants. Beyond equipment provision, Lloyds Engineering Works also manages and executes full-scale turnkey and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) projects. Their client base spans numerous industries, including hydrocarbon, steel, nuclear, marine and defense, power generation, as well as port, jetty, and refinery operations. Founded in 1974, the company was formerly known as Lloyds Steels Industries Limited before officially changing its name in July 2023.
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