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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2002 and headquartered in Navi Mumbai, India, Markolines Pavement Technologies Ltd. is a leading provider of highway operations and maintenance solutions throughout India. Formerly operating as Markolines Traffic Controls Limited until its rebranding in October 2021, the company manages its extensive services through two main divisions: Highway Maintenance Services and Specialized Construction Services. Within its Highway Maintenance segment, Markolines offers a broad spectrum of services. This includes expert consultancy, along with comprehensive major maintenance for bituminous pavements such as milling and filling, overlaying/resurfacing, rehabilitation with glass grids, and hot-in-plant recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) services. The company also addresses structural issues in rigid pavements. Additionally, it delivers proactive preventive maintenance, including crack and fog sealing, slurry sealing, rut filling, surface dressing/chip seal, and cape seal applications. Specialized maintenance offerings further extend to micro surfacing and cold-in-place recycling methods. The Specialized Construction Services division undertakes projects like base and subbase/soil stabilization, full-depth reclamation, and tunneling.
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