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Trades about 58% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Maharashtra Seamless Limited (MSL) is an Indian enterprise specializing in the production and distribution of seamless steel pipe and tube products. Its operations are divided into three core divisions: Steel Pipes & Tubes, Power Generation, and Rig Services. MSL's extensive product portfolio encompasses a variety of steel pipes, including mild steel and galvanized options, API-compliant line pipes, and a comprehensive range of Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) like casing, tubing, drill pipes, and coupling stocks. Additionally, it supplies hot-finished and cold-drawn pipes, as well as boiler tubes. Beyond standard offerings, MSL manufactures specialized coated pipes, such as those with 3-layer polyethylene, fusion-bonded epoxy, 3-layer polypropylene, and internal epoxy coatings, alongside various connections and pipe fittings. Furthermore, MSL diversifies its activities by managing a drilling rig and participating in renewable energy generation, with a 5 MW solar power facility in Rajasthan and a 7 MW wind power installation in Maharashtra. These pipes and tubes find critical applications across numerous industries, including oil and gas, hydrocarbon processing, automotive, bearing manufacturing, boilers, heat exchangers, plumbing, firefighting, structural engineering, general engineering, railways, sewage and water well systems, and hydraulic cylinders. Established in 1988, the company maintains its headquarters in New Delhi, India.
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