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Trades about 84% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1980 and headquartered in Mohali, India, Pritika Auto Industries Limited is a key producer and distributor of tractor and automotive components. The company's comprehensive product offering includes vital parts such as axle, wheel, hydraulic lift, and brake housings, as well as end covers, plate differential carriers, cylinder blocks, and crankcases, alongside various motor vehicle accessories. Beyond its manufacturing operations, Pritika Auto Industries also facilitates the trade of diverse industrial equipment, machinery, and tools, provides iron casting services, and offers a range of engineering and related solutions. While predominantly serving the Indian market, the company also exports its products. It adopted its current name, Pritika Auto Industries Limited, in March 2017, having previously operated as Shivkrupa Machineries and Engineering Services Limited.
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