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Trades about 167% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Maharashtra Scooters Ltd. primarily designs, manufactures, and distributes specialized engineering tools and components, including pressure die casting dies, jigs, fixtures, and various die-cast parts. These products largely cater to India's dynamic two and three-wheeled vehicle industry. The company organizes its business activities into two main divisions: manufacturing and investment management. Furthermore, it actively engages in treasury functions, overseeing the strategic deployment of its excess capital. Founded in 1975, the enterprise is based in Pune, India, and functions as a subsidiary entity of Bajaj Holdings & Investment Limited.
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