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Trades about 9% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Kolhapur, India, in 1991, Menon Bearings Limited is a prominent manufacturer and supplier of diverse automotive components. The company's offerings include bi-metal engine bearings, alongside bushes and thrust washers specifically engineered for light and heavy vehicles, two-wheelers, and compressors used in refrigerators and air conditioning units. Beyond bearings, Menon Bearings produces a wide array of high-pressure aluminum die-cast and precisely machined parts such as motor end shields, compressor connecting rods, various engine components, gear case covers, clutch assemblies, cylinder heads, and braking system parts. Their product line also extends to specialized items like portable tools, fuel pump components, pressure and temperature transmitter parts, explosion-proof components, and gravity die-cast parts. These essential components serve a broad spectrum of applications, including automotive and marine engines, generators, compressors, and agricultural machinery such as earthmovers and tillers. The company actively exports its products to a global market, reaching countries including the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, China, Mexico, Brazil, and Belgium.
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