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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2001 and headquartered in Kolkata, India, Manaksia Steels Limited focuses on the manufacturing and distribution of secondary steel goods. These materials are supplied to key sectors including housing, industry, and infrastructure, across both domestic Indian and international markets. The company's product line features cold rolled sheets, which are critical for the internal and external panels of automobiles, buses, and commercial vehicles. They also produce galvanized corrugated sheets, frequently used in rural housing projects and factory constructions, as well as galvanized plain sheets, ideal for creating storage containers and water tanks. Furthermore, Manaksia Steels provides color-coated coils and sheets, catering to the construction, residential, consumer durable, and other industrial segments. The firm is also a regular exporter of its products globally.
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