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Trades about 90% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating both domestically in India and on a global scale, Rolex Rings Limited specializes in the production and distribution of precision-machined and forged rings, alongside various automotive components. Their extensive product portfolio includes diverse transmission parts like gear blanks, ring gears, sun and pinion units, shafts, and lock nuts. For engines, they supply pulleys, cam lobes, and other specialized forged items. Chassis components offered encompass wheel hubs, Gen2 and Gen3 bearing elements, output shafts, and CVJ components. Additionally, the company produces various bearing rings and exhaust system parts, such as flanges, biocones, and tulips. These products find widespread application across numerous sectors, including industrial manufacturing, railway systems, off-highway vehicles, earthmoving equipment, wind energy, textiles, electrical systems, defense, power generation, aerospace, marine vessels, and the oil and natural gas industry. Furthermore, their components are integral to two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers. Established in 1977, Rolex Rings Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Rajkot, India.
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