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Trades about 128% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Nitiraj Engineers Limited manufactures and sells various electronic weighing scales, currency counting machines, and taxi fare meters for industrial and domestic sectors in India and internationally. The company operates through Electronic Weighing Scales & Systems; Electronic Currency Counting Machines; Digital Fare Meters; Home & Hotel Automation; and Mechanical Scales. It offers jewelry, tabletop, price computing, piece counting, platform, hanging, industrial, kitchen, baby weighing, person weighing, adult weighing, and body mass index scales; analytical weighing balances; special application indicators; growth monitoring devices; home automation devices; security solutions; as well as other security and automation products. The company also provides remote pilot training organisation (RPTO) services for drones/UAVs. It markets its products under the Phoenix brand name through regional branches and dealers. The company was incorporated in 1989 and is based in Dhule, India.
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