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Trades about 98% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited (MIDHANI), an Indian enterprise founded in Hyderabad in 1973, is a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced metallic materials. The company's diverse product range encompasses superalloys, titanium, specialized steels, and various other high-performance metals. MIDHANI provides a comprehensive selection of special steel grades, including high-strength, austenitic, armour, maraging, and precipitation-hardening martensitic stainless steels, which are vital for aerospace and defense sector applications. Additionally, it produces nickel, iron, and cobalt-based superalloys that are indispensable across critical industries such as aeronautics, space exploration, nuclear power, chemical processing, petrochemicals, power generation, and high-temperature furnace operations. The company's offerings further extend to titanium and its alloys, soft magnetic alloys, controlled expansion alloys, heat-resistant alloys, specific-purpose alloys, and refractory metals. These advanced materials are available in various forms, including bars (standard, bright, and fine wire), hot and cold rolled sheets, strips, and open die forged products. Complementing its core metal production, MIDHANI also supplies specialized weld consumables, industrial fasteners, biomedical implants, and protective armour solutions.
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