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Trades about 44% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) is a prominent global manufacturer and supplier of a diverse range of iron and steel products, serving both domestic and international markets. Its extensive portfolio encompasses various structural steels, including rails, channels, joists, angles, and TMT rebars, alongside semi-finished goods such as blooms, billets, and various slabs (including narrow and stainless steel types). The company also produces a comprehensive selection of flat products, featuring hot-rolled (HR) and cold-rolled (CR) plates, sheets, and coils, in addition to galvanized, plain, and corrugated sheets. Other offerings include diverse pipe types (ERW and spiral weld), wire rods, specialized components like wheels, axles, crane rails, and wear-resistant plates. Furthermore, SAIL manufactures pig iron, coal chemicals, and a broad array of alloy steels, such as micro-alloyed carbon steel, hot-rolled carbon and stainless-steel products, and various alloy steel bars and rounds. The product range is completed with forgings, special steels, and ferro-alloys like ferromanganese and silico-manganese. Established in 1954, the company's headquarters are located in New Delhi, India.
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