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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sambhv Steel Tubes Ltd., established in 2017 and based in Raipur, India, is a manufacturer and seller of a diverse range of steel products. The company specializes in Electric Resistance Welded (ERW) steel pipes and structural tubes, as well as various stainless-steel coils for the Indian market. Its comprehensive product offerings include mild steel hot-rolled, cold rolled, and galvanized coils. The firm supplies ERW steel tubes and pipes, encompassing rectangular, round, and square profiles, alongside cold rolled full hard pipes in similar configurations. Additionally, Sambhv Steel Tubes provides steel door frames (single, double, and four-door options) and superior galvanized and pre-galvanized pipes, available in Gi rectangular, round, and square forms. It further extends its portfolio to stainless-steel coils, such as hot-rolled, hot rolled annealed and pickled, and cold rolled varieties, as well as intermediate products like sponge iron and stainless-steel billets, blooms, and slabs. In addition to its manufacturing activities, the company engages in power generation. It operates power plants equipped with waste heat recovery and atmospheric fluidized bed combustion boilers, producing its own electricity.
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